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Identification of larvae and pupae

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11.11.2017 21:40, Andrey Ponomarev

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 6.
Under the bark of an oak stump.
Scarabeidae, no more ?
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Cetonia sp. or Protaetia sp.
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11.11.2017 22:05, Sklyar

Good afternoon! Please help me with the definition. Up to a supraspecific or generic taxon. Thanks!
Kursk region. Summer.

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12.11.2017 14:04, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 30.08.2015.
On a tree mushroom.

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12.11.2017 19:05, Эллиот

Hello ladies and gentlemen. This sunny guy's name is Theodore, and the problem is, I don't have the faintest idea what kind of beast he is. It was found by me in Simferopol on October 1 near a blackberry bush. Soon it buried itself in the ground and pupated. I will be extremely grateful for the info :z

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13.11.2017 11:52, Andrey Ponomarev

Hello ladies and gentlemen. This sunny guy's name is Theodore, and the problem is, I don't have the faintest idea what kind of beast he is. It was found by me in Simferopol on October 1 near a blackberry bush. Soon it buried itself in the ground and pupated. I will be extremely grateful for the info :z

After the New Year, take Fedya out to the heat and wait for the butterfly to appear, then we'll find out who it is. smile.gif

14.11.2017 19:03, Sergey Rybalkin

Tell me, please, what kind of scoop?

The caterpillar was found on the road on 22.09.2017, the pupa was made in October. Now the pupa is wintering.
Caterpillar of a fairly large scoop.
Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk.

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14.11.2017 19:19, TEMPUS

Tell me, please, what kind of scoop?

The caterpillar was found on the road on 22.09.2017, the pupa was made in October. Now the pupa is wintering.
Caterpillar of a fairly large scoop.
Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk.

Cucullia umbratica
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15.11.2017 4:49, Suswet

Good afternoon) help with the definition.
Collected yesterday in the Irkutsk region, in a clear pine forest, passed by a fire. They were mounted in the lower part of the trunks.

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15.11.2017 13:18, AlexIva

These are the pouch covers (Psychidae)
Judging by the structure of the covers and the head of the caterpillar - someone from the Oiketicinae.
More precisely, you can say, knowing the size of the covers.
Also, based on the type of caterpillars, the fact of fire and the time of collection, we can assume that they are not alive.
Or did you manage to find covers with live tracks?

15.11.2017 20:36, RoPro

Maybe you can identify my pouch as well ? Moscow region, on the birch, June 25.

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15.11.2017 22:44, KM2200

Maybe you can identify my pouch as well ? Moscow region, on the birch, June 25.
Yours is easy. Diplodoma laichartingella (Goeze, 1783)
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16.11.2017 3:13, Suswet

Thank you)
Yes all were lifeless

16.11.2017 19:29, okoem

It was found by me in Simferopol on October 1 near a blackberry bush.

As far as I can see, Helicoverpa armigera.

17.11.2017 17:46, Эллиот

As far as I can see, Helicoverpa armigera.

Very similar, thank you!

24.11.2017 22:04, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.
Geometridae ?
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24.11.2017 23:10, Andrey Ponomarev

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.
Geometridae ?
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Tortricidae, Gelechiidae, Elachistidae.
Forage plant?

25.11.2017 1:46, Gans75

25.11.2017 13:17, blackhole

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.

Pandemis cerasana
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25.11.2017 16:41, Andrey Ponomarev

Pandemis cerasana

Don't look at the tracks from the message URL #7907

25.11.2017 20:35, blackhole

Moscow region, pos. Poplar

2 13.06.2017 on the willow
tree Epirranthis diversata

3 Mniotype adusta? 18.06.2017 on willow
Ne, Microlepidoptera...

4 Agonopterix ciliella? 4.08.2017 at the Chernobyl site
Agonopterix arenella

M. O., Zhukovsky 9.10.2017, mowing for various grasses, what they eat I don't know

1 - Xestia baja

M. O., Zhukovsky, on the grass 9.10.2017

Apamea sp. (probably unanimis)
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29.11.2017 1:51, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, mid-May.
Apamea sp. ?
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29.11.2017 8:22, insectamo

Ukraine, Rivne region, mid-May.
Apamea sp. ?


Eupsilia transversa
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08.12.2017 11:00, Hardrim

The photos were taken in the Ulyanovsk region, in June. on the first one, some kind of scoop (presumably)
Can you tell me the names of the caterpillars?

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08.12.2017 13:11, NIKSTER

The photos were taken in the Ulyanovsk region, in June. on the first one, some kind of scoop (presumably)
Can you tell me the names of the caterpillars?

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Amata phegea

08.12.2017 13:27, Hardrim

Thank you.

08.12.2017 17:58, blackhole

The photos were taken in the Ulyanovsk region, in June. on the first one, some kind of scoop (presumably)
Can you tell me the names of the caterpillars?

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Orthosia cruda

09.12.2017 19:53, Blashka

Good afternoon! Today, on December 9, 2017, we bought a fir tree in OB, a live caterpillar fell from it. Fir (instead of Christmas spruce) from Poland! Now it is in the bank, does not eat(offered rose petals, rose leaves, of course fir, arugula. Crawled-crawled and now stopped, put under the lamp and she again hid behind a leaf in the shade and again does not move. Maybe someone knows what kind of view it is? And the more it is fed 2 cm, on the back of the hair darker and longer
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09.12.2017 19:56, Blashka

Another photo, the body and head are black, the hairs are brown-red))
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09.12.2017 20:01, Blashka

Always hiding in the shadows))
But he doesn't move in the shade, does he want to sleep?
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09.12.2017 20:41, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 18.
Can you tell me whose masonry ?
On sorrel.
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In the same place. Tortricidae ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 12.12.2017 04: 08

09.12.2017 21:09, NIKSTER

Good afternoon! Today, on December 9, 2017, we bought a fir tree in OB, a live caterpillar fell from it. Fir (instead of Christmas spruce) from Poland! Now it is in the bank, does not eat(offered rose petals, rose leaves, of course fir, arugula. Crawled-crawled and now stopped, put under the lamp and she again hid behind a leaf in the shade and again does not move. Maybe someone knows what kind of view it is? And the more it is fed 2 cm, on the back of the hair darker and longer


Phragmatobia fuliginosa
You can give her a dandelion. Caterpillars of this species are nocturnal. The caterpillar is apparently looking for a place to pupate.

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09.12.2017 21:24, Blashka

NIKSTER, where can I get a dandelion? Winter in the yard; (((

09.12.2017 21:53, NIKSTER

NIKSTER, where can I get a dandelion? Winter is coming; (((

If there is no snow, then dandelion leaves are not difficult to find. In theory, it should eat both cabbage and rose petals, as it belongs to the Dipper family, whose caterpillars feed on many plants.

10.12.2017 17:24, okoem

If there is no snow, then dandelion leaves are not difficult to find. In theory, it should eat both cabbage and rose petals, as it belongs to the Dipper family, whose caterpillars feed on many plants.

If it is Phragmatobia fuliginosa, then the caterpillars of this species do not feed in winter. And they don't feed in the spring. And they won't eat any more.
You need to put the caterpillar in a jar with papers, moss, etc., let it hide there. And put the jar in the refrigerator, and let it stay there until spring. In the spring, put the jar in the heat and wait for a butterfly or flies.
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11.12.2017 10:52, Hardrim

Orthosia cruda

Thank you.

11.12.2017 16:56, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.
Trifolium feeds on Tenthredo notha, but this one doesn't look like...
Maybe it was an accident?

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11.12.2017 19:42, insectamo

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.
Trifolium feeds on Tenthredo notha, but this one doesn't look like...
Maybe it was an accident?



In addition to T. notha, for example, T. arcuata also feeds on clover. Plants for sawflies are best viewed here: http://sdei.senckenberg.de/ecatsym/
But even there, information on forage plants is far from complete. This year I found several sawfly species on the clover, including Tenthredo sp, two of which were definitely feeding on it.
In addition, when feeding, I noticed that some species during the rest period crawl away from "their" plant.

As for this larva, it is from Tenthredinidae, but I don't know further. Perhaps even Tenthredo. Some of them are solid green (atra, solitaria...)

... And then there are two dozen Tenthredos with unknown faces smile.gif
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12.12.2017 22:08, John-ST

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 18.
Can you tell me whose masonry ?
On sorrel.
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In my opinion, Gastrophysa viridula
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12.12.2017 23:35, vidjl

If it is Phragmatobia fuliginosa, then the caterpillars of this species do not feed in winter. And they don't feed in the spring. And they won't eat any more.
You need to put the caterpillar in a jar with papers, moss, etc., let it hide there. And put the jar in the refrigerator, and let it stay there until spring. In the spring, put the jar in the heat and wait for a butterfly or flies.

I usually do this with wintering bear caterpillars, leave the jar warm, cut the lettuce leaves (bought in the store) so that the juice stands out and put it on it, or cover it with them (Phragmatobia fuliginosa), it turns out that in this way I force it to start eating), it does not hold back and begins to feed and pupates in 5-8 days, and after another 15-17 days, a butterfly comes out. I haven't left them for the winter yet, usually I bring everyone to the imago without wintering, only 2-3 probably died, and then most likely because of parasites. And I don't hide the jar in the dark, you need moderate lighting.
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14.12.2017 14:57, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.
On an alder tree.

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