Identification of larvae and pupae

Amata phegea?
Kharkiv region, 10-04-16.

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M. O., Poplar
1 9.04.2016 on mother and stepmother



2 9.04.2016, collected a net for mowing and found a larva on it


3 9.04.2016, At night under the screen apron

Amata phegea?
Kharkiv region, 10-04-16.

In addition to Amata sp. also Cybosia mesomella looks like

M. O., Poplar

In my opinion,
1 - Arctia caja
3 - Diarsia brunnea

Good Evening.. On March 30, my wife found a goose on the asphalt and brought it to me. I, having identified it as a bear, decided that it had overwintered and was looking for a place to pupate. I put her in a jar of earth where a couple of last year's pupae were waiting to be released. after a couple of days, I realized that she was not in a hurry to become a butterfly and put her greens that were in the house, parsley and dill. she chose dill, which she ate for a few more days, after which she faded and continues to eat actively..I tried to give him nettles,but he doesn't eat them. leafing through the forum saw Phragmatobia fuliginosa, but that, like, as they write, there should not be already, and my head is red-brown and not black. the other dippers don't look alike, either. tell me plz....
Orel, today..

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Good Evening.. On March 30, my wife found a goose on the asphalt and brought it to me. I, having identified it as a bear, decided that it had overwintered and was looking for a place to pupate. I put her in a jar of earth where a couple of last year's pupae were waiting to be released. after a couple of days, I realized that she was not in a hurry to become a butterfly and put her greens that were in the house, parsley and dill. she chose dill, which she ate for a few more days, after which she faded and continues to eat actively..I tried to give him nettles,but he doesn't eat them. leafing through the forum saw Phragmatobia fuliginosa, but that, like, as they write, there should not be already, and my head is red-brown and not black. the other dippers don't look alike, either. tell me plz....
Orel, today..

I just saw that I started eating nettles too..

Good evening. This afternoon I found a caterpillar in the tub-I saved it. I don't think I've ever seen one before. "Not from Belyanok, by any chance?"

This post was edited by Andreas - 14.04.2016 19: 09

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Good evening. This afternoon I found a caterpillar in the tub-I saved it. I don't think I've ever seen one before. "Not from Belyanok, by any chance?"

Cryphia raptricula

Thank you!)) I have your imago in the collection; unless, of course, I made a mistake with the definition...(?)

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Today, on a birch leaf, twigs of which are on my desk, I found these larvae. They sit in covers, eat and move around in them, the size of the house is 7 mm. Whose larva could it be?

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Today, on a birch leaf, twigs of which are on my desk, I found these larvae. They sit in covers, eat and move around in them, the size of the house is 7 mm. Whose larva could it be?

Coleophora sp.

Similar birch Marshmallow-Thecla betulae (LINNAEUS, 1758)
compare: http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Thecla_Betulae

No, not Betula. betula in my photo on the left,it has a different body geometry.

Tell me the type please! South Kazakhstan, foothills of Dzungara. 20 April.

Tell me the type please! South Kazakhstan, foothills of Dzungara. 20 April.

I think Mythimna sp.

Tell me the type please! South Kazakhstan, foothills of Dzungara. 20 April.

I agree with okoem.
Try to give her herbs and bring to imago.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April.
Under the bark of a dead pine tree.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April.
Under the bark of a dead pine tree.

Pytho depressus

Here-such a caterpillar has become my pet against the will of the owner-recently brought on the branches of an oak tree for feeding stick insects:



I would like to know what might come out of it in the end. to decide whether to keep and feed another mouthful or release.

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Here-such a caterpillar has become my pet against the will of the owner-recently brought on the branches of an oak tree for feeding stick insects:



I would like to know what might come out of it in the end. to decide whether to keep and feed another mouthful or release.

I'd say it's Orthosia cruda, but it's too early...

Perhaps this caterpillar has been living in my apartment for a long time, since the oak leaves unfolded, that is, approximately from the middle of April, crawling from branch to branch, and in the warmth it grew faster. On the 25th, I saw on a branch placed on another table, very similar, but smaller in size (although the photo is very specific):



So I'll cut it until it's clear. There are already a lot of oak leaves now, stick insects will not remain hungry.

In my opinion, the second photo also shows Orthosia cruda.

I wonder whose caterpillar it is. South of Ukraine, May 1.

I wonder whose caterpillar it is. South of Ukraine, May 1.

http://babochki-kavkaza.ru/index.php/nymph...aea-phoebe.html

Tell me what kind of larvae, please.
Novosibirsk, a park, mostly pine-birch, in a rotten birch stump.
Is it possible to remove an adult insect from them?...

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M. O., Lishnyagi 29.04.2016, koshenie
Who is this kukulia or not? I don't know what to feed you.





The post was edited by Gennadich - 03.05.2016 14: 07

M. O., Lishnyagi 29.04.2016, koshenie
Who is this kukulia or not? I don't know what to feed you.

As soon as I saw it, I immediately realized that it reeks of katokalina from a kilometer away. This is the common Lygephila pastinum.

M. O., Poplar, 3.10.2015, fed grass

Poplar. 4.05.2016

M. O., Poplar, 3.10.2015, fed grass

Similar to some Apamea

It looks like some kind of Apamea

Found it from the Germans-Apamea remissa.

Poplar. 4.05.2016

? Coenophila subrosea

? Coenophila subrosea

Very similar

Here-such leaf wrappers annually in the spring cruelly eat oaks in one Donetsk forest, but this year their number is out of the ordinary, whole garlands hang from the trees:





A little later, a lot of green butterflies usually fly in the same place, I strongly suspect that these caterpillars are theirs.

Here-such leaf wrappers annually in the spring cruelly eat oaks in one Donetsk forest, but this year their number is out of the ordinary, whole garlands hang from the trees:



A little later, a lot of green butterflies usually fly in the same place, I strongly suspect that these caterpillars are theirs.

For example, Tortrix viridana, but there are other leafhoppers (though not green) with similar caterpillars found at the same time on oak

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May 5.

1. Some kind of dustpan. I found it under the bark of a dead birch tree.


2. Crawled up the trunk of an aspen tree, 5 mm long.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May 5.

1 - Apamea sp.

09,05,16-Bezlyudovka, Kharkiv on the broom
It seems to be someone from Malacosoma, but no one eats raitnik from them
In general, what kind and what to feed ? Thank you in advance!

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09,05,16-Bezlyudovka, Kharkiv on the broom
It seems to be someone from Malacosoma, but no one eats raitnik from them
In general, what kind and what to feed ? Thank you in advance!

in my opinion, it looks more like Lasiocampa trifolii

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May.

Some kind of dustpan. Eaten by parasites.


Lasiocampa quercus? She ran away...

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May.

Some kind of dustpan. Eaten by parasites.


Lasiocampa quercus? She ran away...

1 Mythimna sp.
2 да