Identification of larvae and pupae

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04.09.2014 8:36, аруд

In the previous post , the 2nd, I think, is Plagodis pulveraria.
And the caterpillar from the last post is very similar to Biston betularia.
Is it the same one as in the first photo from the first message?

No, this is actually the 3rd caterpillar. But since, in my opinion, it is similar to the 1st one (the difference is only in color), which you identified as Hypomecis punctinalis, I sent the 3rd photo to confirm this version-her head is better drawn. You are once again convinced of your qualifications and skills, and I get the definition of a caterpillar. But the last message in a hurry pointed out the wrong view, which caused some confusion, sorry. Grand-thank you.

This post was edited by arud - 04.09.2014 08: 39

04.09.2014 11:04, Luchik5508

Good afternoon! They gave me a bouquet of roses, and a caterpillar fell out a couple of days later. I put it in the jar, offered her another bud. She ate it, too.
When the roses were gone, I offered her the grass and flowers I'd found... I didn't touch the flowers, I chewed the leaves a little, but I must have bitten and spat. I tried to weave something with a spider web and now it doesn't move. If I touch it, it still seems to move. All this in one night.
I've already found some roses for her today, but there's no reaction.... lying motionless.
Tell me pozh-the one who is this and what's wrong with her? Could I have hurt her so much, or is she going through some stage?

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04.09.2014 13:26, TEMPUS

Good afternoon! They gave me a bouquet of roses, and a caterpillar fell out a couple of days later. I put it in the jar, offered her another bud. She ate it, too.
When the roses were gone, I offered her the grass and flowers I'd found... I didn't touch the flowers, I chewed the leaves a little, but I must have bitten and spat. I tried to weave something with a spider web and now it doesn't move. If I touch it, it still seems to move. All this in one night.
I've already found some roses for her today, but there's no reaction.... lying motionless.
Tell me pozh-the one who is this and what's wrong with her? Could I have hurt her so much, or is she going through some stage?

This is the caterpillar of the Helicoverpa armigera scooper.

Judging by the description you gave, the caterpillar has started the pupation process. To do this, she needs complete peace, it is better not to disturb her once again.

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