Identification of larvae and pupae

Help me determine it.
Vladimir region
1 photo taken in July
2 photos taken in August

I may be wrong with the dating, because the tc didn't know that it was necessary to determine it.

Hello. Help me determine it.

Pterophorus pentadactyla?

I will assume that this is one of the bandwrights. possibly Catocala fraxini.

how long does the pupal stage last in this species, something I did not find. And in what conditions is it better to keep it?

M. O., Voynovo Gora, 29.06.2017, mowed down from the grass, what eats I do not know, died.

Hello. Help me determine it. August. Vladimir region.

03.07.2017, Southern Urals, Ufa

The pupal stage in this species lasts about a month.
Put the baby pupa in a cardboard box. Tighten the box with gauze. Spray from a spray bottle from time to time.

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.

Instead of a butterfly, a parasite emerged from the pupa on 28.06. I identified it by "green" as Diadegma sp. (Ichneumonidae, Campopleginae). Can you say something about the caterpillar itself?

Probably Sterrhopterix fusca (HAWORTH, [1809])

Thank you, but isn't it too small for Sterrhopterix fusca? They write Wingspan (male) 18-25 mm, and my caterpillar was only 8 mm long.

probably the caterpillar was not an adult or because it was eaten from the inside - it did not grow

Can a parasite cause a caterpillar to pupate prematurely? I don't know.

good afternoon, can you tell me what kind of pest makes such nests?
Crimea, early July.

Hyphantria cunea

Help us recognize what kind of miracle is this? As long as I live, I see it for the first time, a little shocked. Lugansk.

Please help me understand the definition of a cocoonworm. North of the Omsk region, forest zone. On a birch tree.

Please help me figure it out. Amphipyra berbera ? Near Moscow, on some herbaceous plant.

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

Samara region, Mastryukov lakes
29.06.2017

Is there a side view? And bigger.

This is a pleasant and infrequent view. With the genus, everything is clear-Phyllodesma. The view is more complicated. From a couple of possible ones, I will assume that this is Ph. japonica.

No, this is the only photo.