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Identification of larvae and pupae

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01.06.2017 21:13, insectamo

Hello!
And what is the name of this caterpillar from a pine tree in the southern regions of Western Siberia?
Thank you in advance,
Viktorovich

Aporia crataegi
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01.06.2017 22:12, MiLLeNium Niobius

Tell me whose caterpillars: the first one was taken on May 20 in a shaded corner of our yard (Tula region), where nettle and bodyak grow.
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The second caterpillar clung to me in the Ryazan region (pine-birch-blueberry forest), and drove in the car to Tula, on me smile.gif
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01.06.2017 22:59, OutsideOfReality

Tell me whose caterpillars: the first one was taken on May 20 in a shaded corner of our yard (Tula region), where nettle and bodyak grow.


The second caterpillar clung to me in the Ryazan region (pine-birch-blueberry forest), and drove in the car to Tula, on me smile.gif


Polia nebulosa
Sphrageidus similis
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02.06.2017 16:58, akulich-sibiria

And how did you eat?
Twisted leaves, glued leaves (like a dumpling)?
Pink caterpillar in the last instar of Gelechiia turpela.


Reported that there was a skeleton

02.06.2017 17:00, akulich-sibiria

Pink caterpillar at the last age of Gelechiia turpela.
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Was there any mass occurrence of this species in poplars at all? There were several poplars that were covered almost entirely with them.

02.06.2017 23:52, Андреас

Today at the ornithological forum I received a message from the northern part of the Stavropol Territory:

02.06.2017 23:55, Андреас

This is NOT a Boxwood firefly (Cydalima perspectalis). I think that the girl could be wrong, that THESE caterpillars" fall " eat boxwood...

03.06.2017 0:41, insectamo

This is NOT a Boxwood firefly (Cydalima perspectalis). I think that the girl could be wrong, that THESE caterpillars" fall " eat boxwood...

It resembles a sawfly larva. Do you have a bigger photo?
On the ash tree, Tomostethus nigritus lives en masse in May-June. But I do not claim that this is it-there are a lot of similar species.
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04.06.2017 10:45, Konstantin Lyutov

Good afternoon. Please help me identify the problem. Orel region, 15 km from Orel, forest. yesterday.

04.06.2017 11:58, insectamo

Good afternoon. Please help me identify the problem. Orel region, 15 km from Orel, forest. yesterday.

Apparently, Eilema griseola.
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05.06.2017 19:50, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar 4.06.2017, mowing blueberries.
Runs well both forward and vice versa.
Staphylin?
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05.06.2017 22:09, IchMan

M. O., Poplar 4.06.2017, mowing blueberries.
Runs well both forward and vice versa.
Staphylin?

camel
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06.06.2017 13:44, Лена Журавлева

Please tell me the view. Who will it be?

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06.06.2017 13:57, Shamil Murtazin

Please tell me the view. Who will it be?

Ursa kaya-Arctia caja
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07.06.2017 13:19, Victoriya Thys

Please tell me who it could be? In a rolled-up apricot leaf (Kaliningrad region). It's a bug larva, isn't it? Just no other squad comes to mind, but on the other hand, and among the beetles, I can't find anything closefrown.gif, I really hope for your help

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07.06.2017 17:10, Victoriya Thys

Please tell me who it could be? In a rolled-up apricot leaf (Kaliningrad region). It's a bug larva, isn't it? Just no other squad comes to mind, but on the other hand, and among the beetles, I can't find anything closefrown.gif, I really hope for your help

Fuhhh!!! Finally decided!!! These are sawflies-weavers (Pamphiliidae)!!!

07.06.2017 17:12, Victoriya Thys

Please tell me who it could be? In a rolled-up apricot leaf (Kaliningrad region). It's a bug larva, isn't it? Just no other squad comes to mind, but on the other hand, and among the beetles, I can't find anything closefrown.gif, I really hope for your help

Probably Neurotoma nemoralis L.

07.06.2017 21:59, insectamo

Probably Neurotoma nemoralis L.

It's possible, but it doesn't quite match the description. The apricot may also have Neurotoma fausta (Klug, 1808). I don't know what it looks like.

08.06.2017 20:48, lazardin

Tell me, whose masonry, north of Vologda, on the upper swamp
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08.06.2017 21:05, NIKSTER

Tell me, whose masonry, north of Vologda, on the upper swamp

Eggs of Orgyia sp.
I personally often come across O. antiqua eggs.

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09.06.2017 5:43, VSB

Filmed on June 8 in Chelyabinsk in a birch grove.I assume that this is the caterpillar of the shashechnitsa Melitaea athalia. I would like experts to confirm or deny the attribution. Thank you.

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10.06.2017 22:37, RoPro

Please help me identify the caterpillars. Moscow region.
According to the first one, I can't decide whether Archips crataegana, or Celypha lacunana.
With the second one in general, so far nothing. A leaf wrapper or something ?

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10.06.2017 22:44, NIKSTER

Please help me identify the caterpillars. Moscow region.

With the second one in general, so far nothing. A leaf wrapper or something ?

Not really smile.gif
This is Anorthoa munda scoop
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11.06.2017 13:41, Besoft

For many years now, green caterpillars have been appearing in my garden in May and June and eating pine needles in an organized manner. Only on pine trees, they don't touch the Christmas trees. They eat one branch, organize it in a colony, and then crawl to another.
Can you tell me who they are and how to get rid of them?
Thanks

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11.06.2017 13:55, Alexey Yabs

June 11, Sverdlovsk region. In a meadow, 6 cm long. Who is it?

11.06.2017 14:13, NIKSTER

June 11, Sverdlovsk region. In a meadow, 6 cm long. Who is it?

Euthrix potatoria
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11.06.2017 15:18, Mantispid

it looks like the larvae of Neodiprion sertifer or another sawfly

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11.06.2017 17:41, RoPro

Not really smile.gif
This is Anorthoa munda scoop

Thanks ! smile.gif

12.06.2017 11:19, Besoft

These larvae are of two types: green and brown. They eat together, as a friendly family.

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12.06.2017 23:22, Slavinator

Saratov region, Engelsky district, June

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12.06.2017 23:35, Vlad Proklov

Saratov region, Engelsky district, June

2 - Xylena exsoleta

15.06.2017 11:16, KM2200

Please tell me. I'm trying to raise a sac, but I don't know what to feed.
Kiev, June 11. Length 8 mm. Sat on buckthorn, but buckthorn does not eat, crawls on the box.

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15.06.2017 12:10, Andrey Ponomarev

Please tell me. I'm trying to raise a sac, but I don't know what to feed.
Kiev, June 11. Length 8 mm. Sat on buckthorn, but buckthorn does not eat, crawls on the box.

As always, we try to give willow. smile.gif
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15.06.2017 12:46, KM2200

As always, we try to give willow. smile.gif
Why willow?

15.06.2017 18:00, Andrey Ponomarev

Why willow?

Because almost all the baggies eat it.

15.06.2017 18:40, KM2200

I didn't know about it. I will try.

15.06.2017 21:34, okoem

Please tell me. I'm trying to raise a sac, but I don't know what to feed.
Kiev, June 11. Length 8 mm. Sat on buckthorn, but buckthorn does not eat, crawls on the box.

Baggies are polyphages that eat everything. At the very least, they should eat everything in a row. If it doesn't eat buckthorn, it may have already finished drinking and is looking for a place to pupate.
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15.06.2017 22:40, KM2200

Baggies are polyphages that eat everything. At the very least, they should eat everything in a row. If it doesn't eat buckthorn, it may have already finished drinking and is looking for a place to pupate.
I thought so at first, too. But then what kind of place is she looking for? They don't bury themselves in the ground, do they?

16.06.2017 0:36, Vlad Proklov

I thought so at first, too. But then what kind of place is she looking for? They don't bury themselves in the ground, do they?

It crawls and crawls, then spits, attaches itself, and pupates.
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16.06.2017 13:32, Vinni1987

Hello. Help identify the caterpillar!) found in Crimea, Yalta, mid-June. There was a blackberry bush on the path next to it, and a young willow tree above it. It is approximately 8-9 cm long.

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