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24.07.2015 0:06, Andrey Ponomarev

  http://s017.radikal.ru/i437/1507/53/b63e7bdebfa6.jpg July 23, 2015 found This miracle in the city of Omsk. Who is this, please help

Cossus cossus (Linnaeus, 1758) ODOROUS TREE BEETLE
http://insectamo.ru/hete/85-hete/cossidae/821-cossus-cossus

24.07.2015 7:43, IGAS

pavlinoglazka malaya

Very well, if this is really a peacock-eye, although it seemed to me from the caterpillar's skin that it was hairy at the level of a silkworm.
Do I understand correctly that peacock-eye pupae go to the MO for wintering?

30.07.2015 23:10, Тушкан монгольский

Today, while walking around the Brest fortress, we found such a creature. Please help me determine who this is:

Ventral side user posted image
Dorsal side


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Head under magnification
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In front of the head there are two antennae, which he (she, it???) everything is very actively felt

This post was edited by Mongolian Jerboa-30.07.2015 23: 22

31.07.2015 15:55, ИНО

Mongolian jerboa, larva of the lionfish (Diptera, Stratiomyidae).
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31.07.2015 16:02, Андреас

Extremely similar to them-we live near the outlets of hydrogen sulfide and radon sources. They crawl on seaweed. 4 centimeters each, if not more. Local "experts" call them "leeches".
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31.07.2015 16:26, Тушкан монгольский

ENO, Andreas. Thank you. We found it with your help: Stratiomys longicornis
http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=1530

01.08.2015 12:21, Johnsonbl4

Cool caterpillar, most similar to a slug, but green and horned. Found just now in Samara, who is it?

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01.08.2015 12:37, vafdog

Cool caterpillar, most similar to a slug, but green and horned. Found just now in Samara, who is it?

Apatura ilia or not ilia..

01.08.2015 12:42, Johnsonbl4

Yeah, thanks. Well, in order not to get up twice , I once found a caterpillar, big, seven centimeters long, shaggy, black and red hair. I gave it to my daughter, she pressed it with her palm, and then cried for half a day, saying that the caterpillar had pricked her. And my wife said she could feel the hairs sticking out like needles. Is it real?

01.08.2015 13:31, ИНО

Absolutely. That's why these hairs exist. There are caterpillars that can actually kill you. Thank God, only in the far tropics.

02.08.2015 1:52, Nick444444

Help me identify the caterpillar? confused.gif
31,07,15 neighborhood of Vasishcheva village, Kharkiv region. (near the forest)
There were also: oak, birch, poplar, spruce, but I suspect that you need ground plants.
Thank you in advance!

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02.08.2015 2:33, Andrey Ponomarev

Help me identify the caterpillar? confused.gif
31,07,15 neighborhood of Vasishcheva village, Kharkiv region. (near the forest)
There were also: oak, birch, poplar, spruce, but I suspect that you need ground plants.
Thank you in advance!

Lithosia quadra
feed lichen
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02.08.2015 10:54, Коллекционер

Voronezh
young Calliteara pudibunda? I crawled along the path
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And here is such an interesting one.
Apeira syringaria ?
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Young young Orthosia cruda? on maple
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and so on.. I don't even know who can be
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02.08.2015 17:56, Andrey Ponomarev

Voronezh
young Calliteara pudibunda? crawling along the track
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Young young Orthosia cruda? on a maple
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Pechipogo strigilata

Calliteara pudibunda
yes
Orthosia cruda
this is Pechipogo strigilata
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02.08.2015 19:25, RoPro

Please help me identify the moth caterpillar and sawfly (probably some kind of Cimbex). Moscow region. Pyadenitsa today, August 2, and sawfly July 18.

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02.08.2015 20:56, Andrey Ponomarev

Please help me identify the moth caterpillar and sawfly (probably some kind of Cimbex). Moscow region. Pyadenitsa today, August 2, and sawfly July 18.

Pyadenitsa-Biston betularia
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02.08.2015 22:17, Dmitri

Hello.

A certain insect lives in the water at a dacha in the Moscow region-it looks like a "worm with a tail", it crawls energetically under water on the surface of the water.

Maybe a fly larva, maybe not.
Just wondering what kind of insect it might be.
I've seen all sorts of insects, but I've never seen anything so unusual.
There are a lot of them, and they appear in the bath every year.

Here's the video:
https://youtu.be/SOv283VCO0U

Please excuse the poor quality, I took pictures with my smartphone.
Thank you in advance.

Dmitry A.

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02.08.2015 22:28, Bad Den

Larva of the lion fly

02.08.2015 22:45, Victor Titov

In my opinion, it is more likely the larva of a fly from the genus Eristalis (beekeepers).

03.08.2015 9:56, Dmitri

Thanks for the information.
Here I think, it is good or not to keep a bath with water in the suburban area..

Give the flies a drink of water or not..

Perhaps it is necessary to keep a bath with water, but it may not have to stagnate for weeks..

03.08.2015 10:52, Victor Titov

Thanks for the information.
Here I think, it is good or not to keep a bath with water in the suburban area..

Give the flies a drink of water or not..

Perhaps it is necessary to keep a bath with water, but it may not have to stagnate for weeks..

Just for information: from the larvae of bee flies (Eristalis) in the bathroom, there is no harm to your dacha plot. Well, if you do not take into account individual characteristics (disgust, innate aversion to everything creeping, etc.). And adult flies of the genus Eristalis - so they are generally useful: they are pollinators - they feed on flower nectar and pollen.

03.08.2015 11:19, Hierophis

Heh.. =0

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eristalese

03.08.2015 12:02, Норд

tell me whose caterpillar, Belarus, Minsk region. Rudensk, Russia today

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03.08.2015 13:00, Victor Titov

Heh.. =0
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eristalese

Cough, cough - this is useful for clearing the respiratory tract: you never know what you will inhale/swallow...
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03.08.2015 13:30, okoem

tell me whose caterpillar, Belarus, Minsk region. Rudensk, Russia today

Acronicta psi or maybe cuspis.

04.08.2015 13:53, guest: Ирина

Please tell me whose caterpillar is this? Found in the ground during weeding, uastok in Perm Krai, Perm on July 18 among duckweed and quinoa.
The child was asked to conduct a scientific experiment, decided to try )). On the fourth day after shachodki, the caterpillar pupated, now we are waiting...
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04.08.2015 14:06, okoem

Found in the ground when weeding ..., among duckweed

When weeding among duckweed-how is it? Do you grow rice?
Similar to http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Acronicta_Rumicis but it doesn't live in the soil.

04.08.2015 14:44, guest: Ирина

Oh, just jammed)). Of course, not duckweed, but starling (woodlouse).
In the middle of a potato field.

04.08.2015 15:57, KM2200

However, they have in geyropah and not this happens:
Bravo, Dmitrich! I give you a standing ovation for your erudition. Of course, this cannot happen in Holy Russia. But the word "foolishly" is written together...

04.08.2015 16:33, Johnsonbl4

what kind of animal I met today in Samara-sorry for the quality, I was shooting on an iron. burdock for the background, the beast was walking on asphalt.

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04.08.2015 16:45, Victor Titov

Bravo, Dmitrich! I give you a standing ovation for your erudition.

Well, standing up is unnecessary. You can also sit down. smile.gif
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04.08.2015 17:12, Nick444444

what kind of animal I met today in Samara-sorry for the quality, I was shooting on an iron. burdock for the background, the beast was walking on asphalt.

Because of the quality of the photo, I can't say for sure, but it looks like a Cossus cossus smile.gif

04.08.2015 22:16, KM2200

I propose to declare a mutual moratorium on arguments that are not related to the forum topic. Okay?"
So I'm two hands " for " ...

05.08.2015 18:17, Wave Storm

04.08.2015, Ukraine, Kherson region, New Kakhovka, sandy steppe, wormwood

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06.08.2015 19:31, Wave Storm

04.08.2015, Ukraine, Kherson region, New Kakhovka, sandy steppe, wormwood

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06.08.2015 19:54, insectamo

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similar to Anarta trifolii
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07.08.2015 16:24, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July 20.
Isn't this the comrade they call Triungulin?

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07.08.2015 19:01, Коллекционер

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July 20.
Isn't this the comrade they call Triungulin?


no, this is a ground beetle larvastaphylina
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09.08.2015 1:38, astronom

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 2.08

A large caterpillar. Apparently one of
the Sphinx ligustri hawks?

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09.08.2015 8:07, Andrey Ponomarev

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 2.08

A large caterpillar. Apparently one of
the Sphinx ligustri hawks?

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It Is

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