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Identification of larvae and pupae

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07.11.2016 18:08, Nick444444

By the way, during the night she still chewed a little dandelion.

If it is a fuliginosa, then it will not eat dandelion! Try giving nettle.
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07.11.2016 19:20, insectamo

Please tell me about the following tracks, Penza region.




8 - Polia nebulosa
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07.11.2016 19:53, insectamo

If it is a fuliginosa, then it will not eat dandelion! Try giving nettles.

No offense, but they can eat dandelion, too smile.gif
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/PhragFulig.htm

http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/i...bia/#fuliginosa

09.11.2016 1:23, Пензуит

Thank you very much! Still on this prompt please. Penza region, May

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09.11.2016 8:28, insectamo

Thank you very much! Still on this prompt please. Penza region, May


Eilema lurideola
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11.11.2016 16:12, Пчела

Please help me with the definition. July 3, Vladimir region, on the leaf of the pot.

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11.11.2016 21:25, braginairina2

Good day to all! Please help me identify my little find...I occasionally find very small larvae at home, literally 1-2 mm, similar to very small caterpillars, when I find them they do not move, they seem dead! I attach two photos, near and far, to orient them by size. Who can it be and how to get rid of it? It seems harmless, but unpleasant...ryazan region

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12.11.2016 22:26, Andrey Ponomarev

Good day to all! Please help me identify my little find...I occasionally find very small larvae at home, literally 1-2 mm, similar to very small caterpillars, when I find them they do not move, they seem dead! I attach two photos, near and far, to orient them by size. Who can it be and how to get rid of it? It seems harmless, but unpleasant...ryazan region


If I'm not mistaken, the first photo barely shows the long hairs on the tail of the larva. Then maybe a leatherworm larva.

The post was edited by Gennadich - 12.11.2016 22: 28

12.11.2016 23:13, Victor Titov

Please help me with the definition. July 3, Vladimir region, on the leaf of the pot.

Galerucella, with the highest degree of probability - nymphaeae.
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13.11.2016 0:43, Коллекционер

Lipetsk region. Someone very small (in the photo, the finger of the hand)
I don't understand who, or the newborn goldeneye?
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13.11.2016 1:15, Victor Titov

Lipetsk region. Someone very small (in the photo, the finger of the hand)
I don't understand who, or the newborn goldeneye?

Where and when was it taken? Is it triungulin by any chance?
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13.11.2016 23:08, Коллекционер

Where and when was it taken? Is it triungulin by any chance?


In the Galichya Gora Nature Reserve, near Gorely les, July,
I saw triungulins there, but they are larger, and orange

14.11.2016 11:18, ИНО

So they are greedy, from several families of beetles, not counting the whole order of fan-winged ones, they differ in different colors and sizes at times. I also see in this tiny speck in the photo either triungulin (beetle), or triunuglin-like beetle larva (for example, ground beetles), but certainly not the larva of goldeneye.
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15.11.2016 22:18, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Lishnyagi 3.10.2016

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16.11.2016 10:41, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Lishnyagi 3.10.2016
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16.11.2016 11:42, ИНО

Cantharidae.
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16.11.2016 14:13, Vlad Proklov

M. O., Lishnyagi 3.10.2016

Maybe Agrochola lota?
You should still write that it eats.

16.11.2016 14:21, Пчела

Please excuse me if I am addressing a different topic. Found on the back of a potbelly leaf, a river in the Suzdal district of the Vladimir region, June 5.

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16.11.2016 16:35, Andrey Ponomarev

Maybe ?
You should still write what she eats.

I do not know what it eats. Mown down possibly from yarrow. I didn't eat anything, I went to winter quarters. Agrochola lota I bred this year, the caterpillar is completely different.

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17.11.2016 20:09, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 17.08.2016.

???

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17.11.2016 20:19, Vlad Proklov

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 17.08.2016.

???

Pupa of a babbling fly.
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17.11.2016 20:23, insectamo

Please excuse me if I am addressing a different topic. Found on the back of a potbelly leaf, a river in the Suzdal district of the Vladimir region, June 5.

it looks like the eggs of an amphibian.

17.11.2016 20:30, Vlad Proklov

it looks like the eggs of an amphibian.

Or maybe snails

17.11.2016 20:39, Woodmen

Pupa of a babbling fly.

Oh, and in fact it looks like a pupari of a babbler...
In addition, once even brought out one, but it seems that the view here is different...

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Thank you, though! smile.gif

17.11.2016 20:49, insectamo

Or maybe snails

I haven't seen the snail clutch except from the ampularia, but it's covered with a hard shell and is out of the water. And in amphibians, such caviar "cords"are common.
By the way, for the request "snail caviar" Google gives out very appetizing pictures ))

17.11.2016 20:49, ИНО

It is similar to the laying of pond fish (Lymnaea sp.). And the place is characteristic.

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17.11.2016 20:54, insectamo

It is similar to the laying of pond fish (Lymnaea sp.). And the place is characteristic.

Similar.
What about your bear tracks?

17.11.2016 21:35, ИНО

The largest cocoons have begun to be woven, however, so far, I'm not sure that they are for pupation. Once upon a time, a caterpillar of this species wove a cocoon for molting at the last age. There are also many individuals that are 1-2 years behind in development. Yesterday I put different ages in different banks.

17.11.2016 21:42, insectamo

The largest cocoons have begun to be woven, however, so far, I'm not sure that they are for pupation. Once upon a time, a caterpillar of this species wove a cocoon for molting at the last age. There are also many individuals that are 1-2 years behind in development. Yesterday I put different ages in different banks.

Have you looked at the color of the abdominal legs (basal segments) of the villika and the one that is presumably fuliginosa?

17.11.2016 21:49, ИНО

Villika has a purple - red color (I've never seen anything else), and the other one has a black color, similar to the color of her head. The last one sleeps curled up in a ball, I'll probably put it under the balcony door for the winter, it's quite cold there. But first I'll try to give you some nettles.

The willy has a very different body color and "coat", there are pure black, there are red, there are striped. Is it individual variation or sexual dimorphism?
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17.11.2016 23:02, insectamo

I don't know if it's sexual, but in general, the color of caterpillars is very variable. And when determining the color, you should not focus on it. Fuliginosa, by the way, is also very variable in color: red, brown, black. It is interesting that in the definitions of Lavrov, 1938 and Mamaev, 1972, for fuliginosis, white or dark stigmas are not indicated, and in photos from different sites you can often see just the opposite.
Fuliginosa, like other bears, can eat a lot of things. For example, in winter, when plants are no longer found in nature , you can feed bear caterpillars (those that winter in nature at the caterpillar stage) with store-bought salad, if you need to breed butterflies without diapause.
Some breeding information can be found here:
http://www.macrolepidoptera.ru/info/101#101

This post was edited by insectamo - 11/18/2016 00: 13
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18.11.2016 0:14, insectamo

By the way, fuliginosis, if it is warm enough, can pupate and hatch without diapause.
http://www.seminarium.narod.ru/moip/lib/en...l/diapauza.html
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22.11.2016 1:07, Пензуит

Please tell me about leaf beetles and some other larva. Penza region.

1.

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22.11.2016 11:02, Nick444444

Please tell me about leaf beetles and some other larva. Penza region.

3.

sac larva

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22.11.2016 21:19, Kharkovbut

Is it definable?

Ukraine, Kharkiv region, 8. x. 2016

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22.11.2016 21:20, Kharkovbut

Is it definable?

Ukraine, Kharkiv region, 11. xi. 2016

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22.11.2016 22:23, Nick444444

Is it definable?

Ukraine, Kharkiv region, 8. x. 2016

Is it definable?

Ukraine, Kharkiv region, 11. xi. 2016

1,3,4,5 - most likely Phragmatobia fuliginosa
2 - Hyphoraia aulica
Zhenya did you take a picture of the caterpillars?

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 22.11.2016 22: 24

22.11.2016 22:43, Kharkovbut


Zhenya did you take a picture of the caterpillars?
Some are me, some are not me... smile.gif
 
2 - Hyphoraia aulica
Are you sure, or is it just for general reasons?"

22.11.2016 22:49, Nick444444

 
Are you sure, or is it just for general reasons?"

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

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 22.11.2016 22: 50

22.11.2016 22:54, Nick444444

Some are me, some are not me... smile.gif

Why are they all curled up? Are they really that hard to photograph in motion smile.gif.

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