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19.10.2016 21:35, insectamo

Please help with the definition. The photo was posted on the mushroom website.
Krasnodar Region, mid-May.
Like, a moth. I looked through everything I had at hand. I didn't find anything similar.

Parascotia fuliginaria

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19.10.2016 22:03, Evgenich

insectamo, thank you so much!

22.10.2016 15:34, Depech25

Guys, tell me what kind of miracle. 4-5 cm long, pupa inside. it moves periodically. I found it in the wood and brought it home. I want to see what will hatch, what to do with it?

Pictures:
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IMG_2016_10_20_234108.jpg — (289.25к)

22.10.2016 17:12, Alexandr Zhakov

Probably Saturnia pyri, the butterfly will come out in the spring. Put it in a liter jar and take it out to the firewood. Bring it home in early April. the butterfly will be larger than 10cm.

22.10.2016 17:49, Andrey Ponomarev

I will start posting the dead caterpillars
of M. O., Voynova Gora
1 21.07.2016 on Medicago sp.
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2 1.08.2016 on wormwood field
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7.08.2016

13.08.2016
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18.08.2016
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3 4.08.2016 on tavolga
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22.10.2016 17:56, ИНО

22.10.2016 22:25, Depech25

Thank you so much for your answers!
Found a topic on the butterfly hatching forum

I think maybe I'll put it in the refrigerator and then it will disappear in the wood, I'm afraid it will freeze.
What kind of frost can they withstand?

22.10.2016 22:31, ИНО

Krasnodar stand.

22.10.2016 23:22, IchMan

I'll start posting the dead caterpillars
of M. O., Voynova Gora

It is possible that the deaths of Nos. 1 and 3 could have been avoided by removing (destroying)them. parasite eggs that are clearly visible in the photos.
However, then it would not be known who is parasitizing them

, and data on hosts are known for a very small number of species...

This post was edited by IchMan - 10/22/2016 23: 27

23.10.2016 22:39, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 21.10.2016.
The caterpillar was wrapped in the edge of a leaf on a body bag (Cirsium).

user posted image

23.10.2016 23:05, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Lishnyagi
1 3.05.2016
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8.05.2016

2 on the grass 3.05.2016
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14.05.2016
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3 ate plantain 6.10.2016
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12.10.2016
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23.10.2016 23:09, Andrey Ponomarev

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 21.10.2016.
The caterpillar was wrapped in the edge of a leaf on a body bag (Cirsium).

Maybe one of the satyrs

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24.10.2016 7:34, Woodmen

Maybe one of the satyrs

Thank you, Andrey!
It looks like it. Now I would also like to find out which of them can eat bodyak...

24.10.2016 16:16, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar
1 on the pea (Vicia sp.) 7.06.2016
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14.06.2016
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2 on the pea (Vicia sp.) 5.08.2016
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3 weevil larva on the bell 25.07.2016
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From all the larvae came out obstacles

24.10.2016 23:28, insectamo

M. O., Lishnyagi
...

1 - Aplocera sp.
3-like from Noctuinae, occulta or something...

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24.10.2016 23:44, insectamo

M. O., Poplar

1 - sawfly from podsem. Nematinae
2 - Dypterygia scabriuscula

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25.10.2016 22:33, insectamo

I'll start posting the dead caterpillars
of M. O., Voynova Gora

2-check out your Lacanobia aliena over the past years.
3-it seems to be Pseudopanthera macularia.
It's more similar here than in lepiforum
http://www.pyrgus.de/Pseudopanthera_macularia.html

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26.10.2016 23:02, Sergey Rybalkin

Help, please, what kind of bear? 25.09.2016г. Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region

Caterpillar zazimovala, can someone tell me whose?

26.10.2016 23:31, Nick444444

Caterpillar zazimovala, can someone tell me whose?

What did she eat?
It is difficult to say exactly here, since some caterpillars have almost the same color.
At least Phragmatobia fuliginosa can already be discarded

26.10.2016 23:40, insectamo

Caterpillar zazimovala, can someone tell me whose?

It seems to be Phragmatobia fuliginosa... or maybe Arctia villica.
Look at the color of the abdominal legs and in the photos from lepiforum. However, I do not know how constant this feature is .

Nick444444, why do you exclude fuliginosis?

This post was edited by insectamo - 26.10.2016 23: 42

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26.10.2016 23:44, Nick444444

Nick444444, why do you exclude fuliginosis?

So they pupate in the fall.
All those who did not pupate overwintered, but they were Spilosoma sp.

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 10/26/2016 23: 46

26.10.2016 23:49, insectamo

So they pupate in the fall.

Nope. The second generation overwinters as a caterpillar .
And Spilosoma urticae and Spilosoma lubricipeda can be excluded from similar ones. They just spend the winter in pupae.

26.10.2016 23:53, Nick444444

Nope. The second generation overwinters as a caterpillar .
And Spilosoma urticae and Spilosoma lubricipeda can be excluded from similar ones. They just spend the winter in pupae.

Strange, on the balcony caterpillars pupated and somewhere in October there were already butterflies. But it was warmer on the balcony. And yet, occasionally imago fuliginosa flies just in early October.

27.10.2016 0:01, insectamo

Strange, on the balcony caterpillars pupated and somewhere in October there were already butterflies. But it was warmer on the balcony. And yet, occasionally imago fuliginosa flies just in early October.

Who spends the winter when, you can see, for example, on the sites
http://www.lepidoptera.eu/show.php?ID=208&country=PL
or
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

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30.10.2016 11:18, Пензуит

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

1. August

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2. June

3. July

4. May

5. September

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6. May

7. May

8. August

30.10.2016 13:15, Nick444444

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

1,3-sawfly larvae
2-Lycia hirtaria
5 - Helicoverpa armigera
8 - Araschnia levana

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 10/30/2016 13: 24

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31.10.2016 16:03, Andrey Ponomarev

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

4,6,7-Eilema complana

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31.10.2016 19:20, insectamo

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

1 - Craesus septentrionalis
3 - Tenthredo ?campestris

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02.11.2016 19:10, Gans75

Donetsk region, June 30.
Can we say more than Tenthredo sp.?
user posted image

This post was edited by Gans75 - 02.11.2016 19: 10

02.11.2016 19:18, insectamo

Donetsk region, June 30.
Can we say more than Tenthredo sp.?

And what did you eat?

02.11.2016 19:40, Gans75

02.11.2016 19:52, insectamo

Is there another photo to be sure from the back?

02.11.2016 20:08, Gans75

02.11.2016 20:27, insectamo

I dare say it's Tenthredo rossii. In any case, as far as it can be considered, only one species corresponds to such an arrangement of spots according to the determinant Lorenz Kraus, 1957.
Again, if I'm not mistaken, this species is now called Tenthredo bifasciata rossii

This post was edited by insectamo - 02.11.2016 20: 30

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04.11.2016 1:50, Пензуит

Please tell me about the following tracks, Penza region.

1. May

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2. Some kind of draughtsman?

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3. Maybe a Phoebe checker?

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4. Some kind of bear? July

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5. Some kind of bear? October

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6. Some kind of bear? June

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7. Caterpillar or sawfly? August

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8. April

04.11.2016 23:24, NakaRB

1-6-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 7-Moscow, Butovsky Forest
Park 8, 9-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

1. 07.02.2016, from the forest floor
user posted image

2. 13.02.2016, from the forest floor
user posted image

3. 25.03.2016, on a tree mushroom
user posted image

4. 27.03.2016, from under the bark of a sawn aspen tree
user posted image

5. 27.03.2016, from the bark of a sawn aspen tree
user posted image

6. 27.03.2016, from under the bark of a sawn aspen tree
user posted image

7. 17.04.2016
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8. 02.05.2016
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9. 18.06.2016
user posted image

06.11.2016 23:00, ИНО

Help, please, with the caterpillar, like, dipper:

picture: _____2016_1945.jpg

Bigger:

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=273804
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=273805

Donetsk, today, on the trunk of an oak tree. I tried to find a crack deep enough to hide in, but I couldn't. I took it away. Who to expect and how to take care of them? In the meantime, I settled the same way as the caterpillars willies, which I started the grove with eggs, and threw the same dandelion leaves. But maybe that species is one of those that pupate immediately after wintering? Maybe it should be immediately exposed to the cold, and the food is superfluous?

This post was edited INO-06.11.2016 23: 01

07.11.2016 11:50, Andrey Ponomarev

Help, please, with the caterpillar, like, dipper:

Bigger:

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=273804
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=273805

Donetsk, today, on the trunk of an oak tree. I tried to find a crack deep enough to hide in, but I couldn't. I took it away. Who to expect and how to take care of them? In the meantime, I settled the same way as the caterpillars willies, which I started the grove with eggs, and threw the same dandelion leaves. But maybe that species is one of those that pupate immediately after wintering? Maybe it should be immediately exposed to the cold, and the food is superfluous?

Phragmatobia fuliginosa, will sleep, pupate in spring without feeding.

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07.11.2016 13:52, ИНО

Thank you. Oh, it's a pity that it won't grow - it's very small compared to Willy. But I still don't have it in my collection, and I don't recall ever seeing it in nature... By the way, during the night she still chewed a little dandelion.

07.11.2016 17:17, insectamo

ENO, could you take a picture of this caterpillar from the belly side, turning it upside down or, for example, from below through the glass, so that the color of the base of the abdominal legs is visible?
And also to Willy.
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Or just look at both species and tell them.

This post was edited by insectamo - 07.11.2016 17: 39

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