Identification of larvae and pupae

Cocoonworm????77 Some kind of brushtail????? Raspberry sharpens the leaves cruelly, ignores other grass, however, and is found on raspberries... Thank you.

Cocoonworm????77 Kistekhvost any?????.

But from the category of undetectable-a moth - on a hazel tree - 20 mm long, thin-diam. 1.5 mm - Kaluzhskaya, Sept..

Tell me, please, whose larva. Moscow region, September 6. In a fallen rotten wood table.

Hello! Please tell me whose caterpillar it is. It was found on September 5 on a grape leaf near the house. It was amazing for its size and color, unusual for our places. Belarus, Minsk

Butterflies are gone, only caterpillars - pliz-Bryansk region, Sept. Thanks

Help me determine the plz. On the birch, 07.09.15, Moscow region

Tell me, please, what kind of scoops. It looks like it's the same view, but it's a different color. Maybe both Melanchra persicariae ?

And this scoop can't be identified ? It was found on an aspen tree. July 17, Moscow.

crested bird Pterostoma palpina

Good afternoon!
Help identify the animal, possibly a wine hawk moth, but not sure

good afternoon, help with the definition. on the road, today, 10.09, Orel

Good afternoon, 10.09, Orel, on the willow.
I found only Hypolaepus miliaris (Panzer 1797) similar on the Web. right ?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. September 9.
The sawfly's false caterpillar came from the forest on a backpack. Size mm 12-15.

I assume that the mountain river is inhabited by larvae of some kind of insect. Any idea what this might be? Uzbekistan, August

I assume that the mountain river is inhabited by larvae of some kind of insect. Any idea what this might be? Uzbekistan, August

Can you identify an apple lover? South Kazakhstan region, Dzungarian Alatau.

Hello!
Please help me identify it.
Today, Moscow.

The surface of the body is velvety to the touch, black.

Whose pupa could it be? Uzbekistan, August

Please tell me who they are. Moscow region, September 14.
The first one on aspen. And the second one is on some herbaceous plant.
P. S.
The first one is probably Pheosia tremula.
And the second can be Phragmatobia fuliginosa ?

is it possible to identify Acronicta cuspis/psi/tridens at the caterpillar stage without any hint of forage