Identification of larvae and pupae

Can you tell me how to distinguish the caterpillar of the Ocular hawk moth from the Poplar moth?What and where do Poplar hawkmoth prefer for lunch?

I tried to identify the pupa (Kharkiv, June) and came to a dead end. There don't seem to be any such places during the day, but Copenhagen isn't enough at night. Help. Interesting...

Like scoops of Antitype chi

Please tell me what kind of caterpillar is this? Found today in the Kharkiv region.

I also wonder how long it is before pupation and whether there is a chance to grow at home?

What exactly is Hyles, does anyone know?It is found on milkweed, steppes of central Kazakhstan.

Good day to all! I also want to ask you whose caterpillar it is. I didn't find something in the atlas. Caught in the Crimea, size about 2-2. 5 cm, diameter about 1 cm. When pressed with a finger, it sticks out orange horns and a characteristic smell of bitter almonds appears. Apparently, the defense is like this.

Can you tell me whose caterpillars and pupae they are? M. O. Odintsovo district July 2008.

Does it look like a hawk moth, only Cheto's horns are invisible?Put it in a jar on the sand and cover with cotton wool, it should pupate.lessa like summer, maybe a couple of weeks will be enough for the butterfly to come out.

Good day to all! I also want to ask you whose caterpillar it is. I didn't find something in the atlas. Caught in the Crimea, size about 2-2. 5 cm, diameter about 1 cm. When pressed with a finger, it sticks out orange horns and a characteristic smell of bitter almonds appears. Apparently, the defense is like this.

So someone doesn't know what kind of milkweed hawk moth I have?no help to wait for?I'll name it after myself!

Here you probably need to take into account how and where the caterpillar was found.Probably there should be birches side by side?

Yes, that's how it's not euphorbiae!That's why I'm asking.In that case, the caterpillars are blackish with red.(seen it)And this is someone else!

Ehh, nope not her, although it looks like it. Or maybe it's a caterpillar of the Autographa gamma Metalloid (Linnaeus, 1758)?

Yes, that's how it's not euphorbiae!That's why I'm asking.In that case, the caterpillars are blackish with red.(seen it)And this is someone else!

1-I would venture to assume that Calliteara pudibunda.
2-some kind of nymphalid, M. b. Nymphalis sp..

during the first night , I tied two lime leaves together with my own threads, and myself between them. It has been in this condition for 4 days.
Is this even normal for her?

There was a question about the humidity conditions in cans with a caterpillar, what should it be? .Just in case, slkchay put a lid with water in the jar - to maintain humidity, so to speak

Crimea, Cape Martian, caterpillar under a tree trunk, pyadenitsa - on the hornbeam

help, please - what kind of animals? Moscow region, caught in a net.

I was climbing a pine tree branch.

Caught the eye of a BEELINe fan near Krasnodar. Experts, please tell me-who is it?

And who will emerge from it? Lives in my yard on Pupavka krasilnaya (Anthemis tinctoria). The second frame was already in the fishing reports, but it was too funny

It is very similar to Cucullia (Shargacucullia) sp.

It is very likely that this is Cucullia (Shargacucullia) sp. -- of which only C. (Sh.) lychnitis is known in the Ryazan region, and C. (Sh.) verbasci and C. (Sh.) scrophulariae are also recorded in the region.

Is it really this yellow?

The forage plant is not very important here, except as an interesting fact: they all develop on norichnikovs, but sometimes they also eat plants of other families (I fed S. (Sh.) verbasci buddleia last year).

I wish you success in breeding, I wonder who it will be...