Identification of larvae and pupae

I found something similar on a fallen spruce tree on May 20, 2013. Now I don't remember who defined it (probably myself and incorrectly), but I have signed it as Lasius (Dendrolasius) fuliginosus (Formicidae).

Please tell me the type of caterpillar. It looks like a dustpan, but which one? It was discovered in the city of Budyonnovsk, Stavropol Territory, on March 24. Crawling across the pedestrian sidewalk.

TEMPUS, if it's not a secret, how do you do it? In my unsophisticated opinion, it is impossible to determine the family further from such a photo. Or is there a third eye to open?

I'll give you my opinion on the feed: it never hurts to give it a try. Bears with similar caterpillars are usually broad polyphages, all the green that you will find at this time, offer a little bit. I once had a very similar caterpillar placed in a 1.5-liter jar immediately began to eat any greens, from stargazer to wheatgrass, then wove a cocoon, then... shed in a cocoon, then got out and began to eat again, and then again wove a cocoon, from which it came out in the form of a butterfly Arctia villica. With these words, I do not question the definition of Tempus, but only remind you that in such cases it is better to have too much than not enough.

It can already be released, or is it still too early and somehow it is necessary to feed? Sometimes it freezes at night.

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

  
2 - Acronicta rumicis

Sagittarius sorrel Acronicta rumicis seems to look like this - I often see them. And that one didn't look very much like her. Maybe it's not her?

  
1. 24.03.2016 Chernivtsi region in the courtyard of an apartment building

2. 14.07.2015 on the edge of the forest Shargacucullia lychnitis?

Hello. Please help me determine:

Take a look, please

M. O., Poplar, on the birch 19.08.2015
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Determine-hardly!!!! But this is March 27th! On the railway embankment. Smolensk region. Who can't sleep?

  insectamo, could you take a look at mine, too? http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1611976

I do not know who it is, but in my opinion, it does not look very similar to strataria.
And the timing is a little early for her.
Look at the Germans ' Peribatodes rhomboidaria

Thank you. It is very similar, and the body is without growths, and the head is concave but not as pointed as in Biston sp.

Today I photographed a Catocala fraxini caterpillar on an aspen tree and saw two larvae in the photo.
Who are the cicadas?

Ukraine, Zaporizhia region 01.04.2016 in nature it is about 3 cm long.

Very poor photo quality, probably the optics are not designed for such a large scale. But I'll still try to guess. One insect reminds me of a small ladybug larva, but I can't see the second one at all. In outline, it looks like an elephant like Snimi (there are several families of "cephalotubic" beetles), but the segmented structure of the "trunk", if at all, was confused. In general, such a trifle next time it is better to take a picture through a magnifying glass, like me.

Maybe so. All the more unpromising for the definition. And yes, Gennadich, I have no idea who Volodya is (probably myself), but definitely not me, I can give a 100% guarantee in this.

It's more like the remaining exuvium than the larvae themselves. It seems to me that both " insects "are the same, what is above is simply taken from behind, and the" proboscis " is a curved and wrinkled abdomen.

I'm interested in the type of animal on the right. From a wintering egg on prunus ps. Do not say that this is some kind of pigeon, perhaps a tail)))