Identification of larvae and pupae

  Help identify the moth caterpillar. M. O. Odintsovo district.

The second-this color is more typical for the lower raznoustykh, ognevok, listovertok. Although not the same as a shovel. bials, please do not forget to provide details - the food plant, the date of shooting, the length of the caterpillar, and generally all the circumstances of the find.

Forage plant unknown because the caterpillar crawled along the road( as seen in the photo), length 35-40 mm. Taken on June 13, 2008.

It's fake, isn't it ?

I will scan well today the Gusev damage determinant, tables for pine trees. You write me the address in the BOS right away, and I'll send it to you.

or you can try again to send Gusev to my mailbox...

Thank you, I wonder how long it is before pupation and whether there is a chance to grow at home, although it is not clear how to feed it at home with live birch))

Please tell me, whose tracks are these?

Who is she?on a poplar tree, 3, 5 cm long.

Thank you, I wonder how long it is before pupation and whether there is a chance to grow at home, although it is not clear how to feed it at home with live birch))

Tell me, what kind of caterpillar?

Two pupae and a moth caterpillar from Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district of Moscow region.
2. Not to the point of view, but I forgot to take a picture of the cocoon, baggy or thinworm?

Yes, this is most likely a single color (9 mm. pupal length). I thought so. the woodworm pupates in a similar cocoon.

Help me determine...
Kharkiv, 04.07.2008.15
...20 mm. In a clearing, like an ash tree.

A fingerfly pupa?

Thanks!
In principle, there are a lot of such people flying here... maybe hers.

Ilya, a cocoon and a case are completely different things. The cocoon is woven from cobwebs, the cover is glued together from" foot " materials, such as plant fragments, sand, soil particles, and may even include chitinous insect remains.