Identification of larvae and pupae

M. O., Poplar, 1.10.2016, I don't know what I ate, I crawled to pupate

what are the dimensions? it looks like a fire pit.

Is it Nomophila noctuella?

I recently collected several caterpillars and pupae...They stand for a week on the balcony in plastic boxes with scraps of napkins - these are woodworms, and the pupae are on cotton wool. The question is how to take care of them, how to store them...Who can tell you???

Ukraine,
KHARKOV,
Pjatihatky, Lesopark. under the bark of a fallen Oak
tree 50°05 '11.25" N /
36°16 '00.48" E
Leg. Shekhovcov A. A.
11-22.III.2017

Add moss
or oak dust to the bedding.

Add bedding to the box? And close the lid?
I once had a caterpillar Kosus kosus in a box with a mesh for ventilation, so it chewed through the mesh and managed to escape, the second one was in a box with a lid without a mesh, pupated normally...

Do you need to spray the pupae with water or something?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). 19.05.2016. On nettles.
The caterpillar is most likely Hypena sp. (Erebidae: Hypeninae). Interested in the design on the head similar to the jaws. What's it?

The larva of the Pyrochroidae seems to be a firefly. And before the type can be determined ? Moscow region. 01.04.2017

I went through last year's photos and found this miracle, but I couldn't determine it myself...I assume that this is one of the scoops or hawkmoths. Please help me identify it. Found in the Bryansk region, sitting eating tomatoes in a greenhouse on September 1. It's about the width of a woman's hand...

Hardly possible. First of all, you need a side view with good sharpness, as well as a top view (from the back) . You may need other angles as well. Then we can make assumptions about the family-subfamily-tribe-genus.
But often a lot of angles are not enough to determine the view.
And even more so in this case-the beginning of pupation, when the signs necessary for determination disappear.
If there are other photos, show them just in case, but there is little hope for something concrete.

I found a very similar one in the strawberries I bought abroad. Mine was identified (I don't remember where, probably also on Molbiol) like Agrochola lychnidis.

I Googled it, found some caterpillars on a German website, yes... they are very similar...

There are dozens of similar species. It can't possibly be Agrochola lychnidis, because this species is monovoltaic and the caterpillars develop in the spring. This is some kind of polyvoltine polyphage, for example Lacanobia sp.

I Googled it, found some caterpillars on a German website, yes... they are very similar... and like I saw similar butterflies in the cellar, we need to catch them to shoot)))only this pinker caterpillar, probably from the fact that tomatoes ate thank you)

Please help me identify the larvae of sawflies!

1-Rhogogaster sp.
2-Euura (Pteronidea) salicis
3-whether Euura sp. whether Pristiphora sp. On what plant?

Thanks!

3 - on a willow tree.

Another bunch of maggots, please!
All - Ryazan region.

There's no one here yet, so I'll throw in a few more maggots.
Dear sirs, please take a look!

All, Ryazan region, September

Here's a photo

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 12.04.2017.

Already the second day hungry, can you tell me what to feed her?

Already the second day hungry, can you tell me what to feed her?

Try to give wormwood, plantain, dandelion.

Eats wormwood. And what kind of family is this, you can tell from the caterpillar?