Identification of larvae and pupae

Good evening
help me determine it. Lithuania, 2015.07.09, I don't know the plant
Thanks

I think that here we can assume Dolerus ?niger.
Please specify the time of shooting. Was it September?

September 5 (in the description of the shooting location, I also specify the time. This is an archive frame. There I have 20 undetermined larval images left. I will gradually put it up)

Then I don't know.
In the literature (Lorenz-Kraus and Ermolenko determinants), the dates of D. niger larvae are indicated as May-July.

In such cases, the Family will be enough for me (I can't always define it)

Sawfly (01)?
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, vicinities of the village. Hripan, clearing.
03.09.2009

Arge sp.
Arge sp.
It seems to me that most of the remaining ones live here:
http://www.insectamo.ru/sawfly

Dear experts, please help me identify the caterpillar

Taken within the city limits of Saratov on May 14, 2015

And no one knows this one? Karelia, NW Ladoga, June

  http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Autographa_Gamma

Tell me, please, by what signs can you distinguish the caterpillar Euroctis similis from Euroctis piperita?

According to the drawing in front of the head
of Euroctis similis and Euroctis piperita

What sawflies in the photo
Taken: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, the vicinity of the railway platform Khripan.
1-DSC06255 - 2014.08.01.
2_DSC08534 - 2013.06.15

And no one knows this one? Karelia, NW Ladoga, June

  http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Autographa_Gamma

It's not gamma. Legs(real) the gamut is not black. It can be Macdunnoughia confusa, Autographa jota or something else from metallovidok. You need to see what is there in the place found in Karelia.

Please tell me about the tracks. Kiev, May month. Caught in a bug trap, in the woods, under an elm tree. But at home they didn't eat elm, but plum. Then they buried themselves in the sand, wove cocoons there, but unfortunately they died. The first I think is Eupsilia transversa, and the second is ?

It's not gamma. Legs(real) the gamut is not black. It can be Macdunnoughia confusa, Autographa jota or something else from metallovidok. You need to see what is there in the place found in Karelia.

Confusa's legs are also not black, and the overall color of the caterpillar is different, but jota is just the same; according to the photo with the German ones, the similarity is very large. I also looked in the German atlas of caterpillars, about the existence of which I forgot, Autographa jota is also the only candidate from those species that are listed there. Thank you.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May 29. On a willow tree.

It resembles eggs of the Aglia tau species . I didn't know they still ate willow

Whose caterpillar can it be? Tatarstan

June 16, 2015 on smorodina, Sakhalin. Please help me identify it.

June 16, 2015 on smorodina, Sakhalin. Please help me identify it.

Possibly Diachrysia stenochrysis or Diachrysia chrysitis

Or maybe Diachrysia nadeja, there were a lot of them this year in the same place as the caterpillar?

And here is another similar caterpillar, but found on June 16 on nettles far from the previous one and larger. I made a cocoon, but the flies came out.

10.10.2013. From the nest, or rather from under the nest, Vespula germanica.

There were a lot more maggots than were caught in the frame. Imagos were absent.
I assume the big ones are beetles from the Ripiphoridae family. For the central part of the European part of Russia, only Metoecus paradoxus seems to be listed, but I could not find a clear image of its larva. I won't even guess about the fly. Unfortunately, it was not possible to display the imago (neither of them), and there is no more clear photo either.

Greetings to all, a question for the experts.
I'm writing from Argentina.
Help me determine at least the genus, the species is unlikely.
In general, a small caterpillar was found in the apartment, which carried a diamond-shaped or oval-shaped flat hut, slightly more than a centimeter in length. The caterpillar protruded from its elongated edge and crawled along with the house. When I disturbed her, she hid. And then she crawled out from the opposite side and crawled in the other direction. Its front part with all three pairs of legs was 3-4 mm, 1-2 mm wide. The photo didn't come out, and the video is also not of the best quality. But I would like to hear at least some ideas.