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Identification of larvae and pupae

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15.04.2017 16:42, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 13.04.2017.
Under the bark of a dead American maple. It is approximately 10 mm long.
Whose larva?

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17.04.2017 23:57, NIKSTER

Help identify the caterpillar! Today, Kharkiv.

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18.04.2017 14:37, Andrey Ponomarev

Help identify the caterpillar! Today, Kharkiv.

Polia nebulosa
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18.04.2017 17:35, Андреас

A friend of the ornithologist Sergey Volkov from Bodaibo has just written to me. His mother took a picture of the caterpillar in Severodvinsk (Arkhangelsk region). Asks you to define it. Interested.

18.04.2017 17:45, NIKSTER

A friend of the ornithologist Sergey Volkov from Bodaibo has just written to me. His mother took a picture of the caterpillar in Severodvinsk (Arkhangelsk region). Asks you to define it. Interested.

Most likely Phragmatobia fuliginosa
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18.04.2017 19:22, Андреас

Thank you!!!!! jump.gif

18.04.2017 19:28, Андреас

- And why, as my friend asks, does it vary so much in color? It's all about the same species, isn't it?

18.04.2017 22:44, ИНО

You have identified a specific caterpillar in the photo, and who is there in Severodvinsk in the spring varies in color, only psychics know, which, as I suspect, are not here. I have a similar really fulliginosa turned out (determined by the butterfly).

19.04.2017 0:13, Андреас

"Don't grumble. I was getting used to it, you know... Intimidated - I'm afraid to ask.
- A friend described them as different in color, but appearing at the same time.
Take a look, for example, at least here: https://yandex.ru/images/search?text=phragm...%B8%D1%86%D0%B0
"How do you explain that?" Or is it all fake? It is clear that it was shot in different places and at different times.

19.04.2017 0:25, NIKSTER

  
"How do you explain that?" Or is it all fake? It is clear that it was shot in different places and at different times.

These are not fakes lol.gif. They do have a lot of variability. It's just that this species is most often found in the wild.
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19.04.2017 16:17, RoPro

Tell me, please, at least from what family of beetles this larva (it would be good. of course, to define the type). Found under the bark of a tree. Moscow region, 19.04.2017

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19.04.2017 19:31, IchMan

Tell me, please, at least from what family of beetles this larva (it would be good. of course, to define the type). Found under the bark of a tree. Moscow region, 19.04.2017

nutcracker, similar to harminius undulatus
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19.04.2017 22:42, ИНО

21.04.2017 16:34, ИНО

Please help me understand if this is something myrmecophilic or just happened to get under that piece of bark, under which the lyazius dried the larvae after the rain? And, of course, whose will be, at least until the family. The length is approximately 5 mm.

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This post was edited by ENO-21.04.2017 16: 34

21.04.2017 23:53, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, March 28.
Thalpophila matura ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 22.04.2017 00: 24

24.04.2017 15:35, Andrey Ponomarev

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24.04.2017 22:31, insectamo

105
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300 - isn't it Dypterygia scabriuscula?
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28.04.2017 13:17, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 26th. 7-8 mm.
Is it possible to determine the larva of a softling before the species?

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28.04.2017 16:43, banda

My daughter found a black caterpillar on the asphalt today. Persuades her to raise it. And I can't find who it is or what it eats.
Please help me identify it. Maybe we'll raise a pet.
Samara, 28.04
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28.04.2017 22:58, ИНО

My daughter has the wrong idea of what a caterpillar should look like. And this is also a soft-bodied larva. Eats all sorts of small animals.

29.04.2017 20:13, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 26th.
Under the bark of a dead pine tree.

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30.04.2017 7:26, RoPro

My daughter found a black caterpillar on the asphalt today. Persuades her to raise it. And I can't find who it is or what it eats.
Please help me identify it. Maybe we'll raise a pet.
Samara, 28.04

I think it's the larva of a soft-bodied beetle.

02.05.2017 0:37, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, March 31.
The larva was found in such growths on the goat willow (Salix caprea):
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Itself, length 1 cm:
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 02.05.2017 12: 55

02.05.2017 13:00, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, March 31.
The larva was found in such growths on the goat willow (Salix caprea):

Similar galls make Rhabdophaga from Cecidomyiidae (suggested on the Plantarium). But it doesn't look very much like a Rhabdophaga larva: https://diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=3498
These galls also seem to develop larvae of other insects, but whose ?

This post was edited by Gans75 - 02.05.2017 13: 07

02.05.2017 13:08, ИНО

Not them. Oh, she should count her legs. But the face, like, babochkin.

02.05.2017 13:28, Radik

Please help me with the definition. Under the lichen on a rotten stump. Forest "Uratminskaya dacha", Nizhnekamsk district, Tatarstan. May 1, 2017
Very fast moves

02.05.2017 14:01, psychozoa

Hello! Please help me with the definition.
The first caterpillar with hairs was taken on 04 09 2016. South of Western Siberia (Kemerovo).
She ate beet leaves.

The second caterpillar is green with spots. Date of shooting: 13 09 2016. In the same place.
Crawling on the ground.

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02.05.2017 21:52, Gans75

Not them. Oh, she should count her legs. But the face, like, babochkin.

Legs, as usual, 3 pairs, pseudopods are still there:
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Bigger head:
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On Diptera, it is assumed that the larva of either a beetle or a sawfly could form similar galls.
Mention Euura sp. "he's the most suspected person.

This post was edited by Gans75 - 02.05.2017 22: 27

02.05.2017 22:04, Slavinator

Can you tell from the photo whose larva it is? Saratov region, sort of like October shooting date! I found an old photo...

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02.05.2017 23:48, Gans75

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 26th.
Under the bark of a dead pine tree.
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Moustache ?

03.05.2017 5:29, ИНО

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05.05.2017 12:41, IchMan

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 26th.
Under the bark of a dead pine tree.


1 - Boros schneideri
2 - Rhagium inquisitor
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05.05.2017 18:49, insectamo

Hello! Please help me with the definition.
The first caterpillar with hairs was taken on 04 09 2016. South of Western Siberia (Kemerovo).
She ate beet leaves.

The second caterpillar is green with spots. Date of shooting: 13 09 2016. In the same place.
Crawling on the ground.

1 - Spilarctia lutea
2 - Lacanobia oleracea
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05.05.2017 21:30, psychozoa

1 - Spilarctia lutea
2 - Lacanobia oleracea


thank you very much!

06.05.2017 0:07, insectamo

Ukraine, Rivne region, March 31.
The larva is found in these growths on goat willow (Salix caprea):
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Or maybe these galls are not related to the larva, but are caused by bacteria?

Actually, the caterpillar looks like a glass jar.

See a photo of an exuvius sticking out of a similar growth.
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Synant..._Formicaeformis

And below - a small note about these formations.

This post was edited by insectamo - 06.05.2017 01: 01
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06.05.2017 10:41, Woodmen

My larva it looks like it will be from the same family.
Thanks for the tip!

06.05.2017 12:53, insectamo

  My larva it looks like it will be from the same family.
Thanks for the tip!

I don't know what kind of glass panes develop on maples... In a general sense, I have met glassworms as pests of maple somewhere, but I don't know about specific species.
Right here Synanthedon spuleri is indicated, and you can also search in different databases, for example:
http://www.leafmines.co.uk/html/plants.htm
http://www.bladmineerders.nl/plantenf/pl.htm
http://www.brc.ac.uk/dbif/hosts.aspx

And yet, somewhere on the forum there was a topic about glass women, you can try to ask there... if your caterpillar is really a glass case smile.gif
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06.05.2017 20:23, Gans75

Or maybe these galls are not related to the larva, but are caused by bacteria?
Actually, the caterpillar looks like a glass jar.

Galls, and the truth-bacterial (Agrobacterium tumefaciens), I already know.
For the glass case-many thanks !!!
But here's the question: is this the only type of glasshouse associated with willows, or are there others ?

This post was edited by Gans75 - 06.05.2017 20: 41

06.05.2017 22:19, insectamo

Galls, and the truth-bacterial (Agrobacterium tumefaciens), I already know.
For the glass case-many thanks !!!
But here's the question: is it only this type of glasshouse associated with willows, or are there others ?

Here three types are specified, and here almost a dozen.
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07.05.2017 19:06, Andrey Ponomarev

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