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15.12.2017 14:49, insectamo

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



In my opinion, Ematurga atomaria.
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15.12.2017 15:14, Woodmen

In my opinion, Ematurga atomaria.

Thanks!
I looked and looked at her, and at first I thought so, too, and then Chet started laughing. They are too changeable...
Apparently, after all, it is.

16.12.2017 15:21, RoPro

Tell me, by the appearance of the larva of hemerob (or hemeroby ?) from the larva of the golden-eyed how to distinguish. For example, in the attached photos, who is it ? Moscow region.

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17.12.2017 11:35, Ольга Титова

04.07.2017 Sakhalin, Telochurus resens?

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18.12.2017 10:43, Andrey Bezborodkin

04.07.2017 Sakhalin, Telochurus resens?

Apparently, yes, the color scheme is typical. Somehow I don't see any other similar variants in the local fauna, despite all their variability.
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23.12.2017 16:29, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

On a willow tree. 18.06.2017.
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On a peat bog. 28.06.2015
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24.08.2014.
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29.07.2014.
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31.12.2017 20:24, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
Bedbug laying ?
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31.12.2017 20:50, KM2200

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
Bedbug laying ?
Yes, it looks like it.
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01.01.2018 15:59, ярослав

Help me determine what kind of butterfly caterpillar?Orenburg region, Tyulgansky district, meadow in a birch forest, 16.07.2017

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01.01.2018 16:32, Andrey Ponomarev

Help me determine what kind of butterfly caterpillar?Orenburg region, Tyulgansky district, meadow in a birch forest, 16.07.2017

Mottled moth caterpillar, can be found here
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Fotoue...gaeninae_Raupen
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01.01.2018 16:42, ярослав

Mottled moth caterpillar, can be found here
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Fotoue...gaeninae_Raupen

This is Zygaena lonicerae (SCHEVEN, 1777), I caught them there,thanks for the hint.

02.01.2018 23:23, RoPro

Can anyone identify the caterpillars in the Macroid ? South-East Asia.
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=80343
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=71916
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=45907

03.01.2018 11:07, Guest

Why Southeast Asia? The first oxycestra, the second simira, here is the third, probably exot

03.01.2018 11:07, Guest

Why Southeast Asia? The first oxycestra, the second simira, here is the third, probably exot

03.01.2018 14:08, RoPro

Why Southeast Asia? The first oxycestra, the second simira, here is the third, probably exotic

RE: why Southeast Asia? - So Laos and Thailand are exactly where they are located. smile.gif
RE: The first oxycestra, the second simyra, here is the third, probably exotic - Neither Oxycesta nor Simyra is something similar.

10.01.2018 1:10, Пензуит

Can you tell me whose caterpillar it is? Discovered on January 9 under the bark of a tree

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10.01.2018 15:58, insectamo

Can you tell me whose caterpillar it is? Discovered on January 9 under the bark of a tree



Cryphia algae looks similar.
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10.01.2018 16:14, vidjl

Cryphia algae looks similar.

I agree with you, this is Cryphia algae
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10.01.2018 17:35, Екатерина444

Hello! Please help me determine what kind of miracle this is? Found
crawling on the wallpaper in the room today. Krasnoyarsk, winter... I searched the entire Internet, I can't figure out who it is to find out what it eats.

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10.01.2018 17:37, Екатерина444

It moves so fast that it's hard to catch it in the frame.

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10.01.2018 17:48, Andrey Ponomarev

It moves so fast that it's hard to catch it in the frame.

Calliteara abietis
http://insectamo.ru/new/99-hete/lymantriid...liteara-abietis

10.01.2018 19:12, Екатерина444

Calliteara abietis
http://insectamo.ru/new/99-hete/lymantriid...liteara-abietis

Thank you so much!!! smile.gif smile.gif smile.gif I bought fir twigs for the New Year. Probably, this miracle was on them smile.gif

10.01.2018 21:46, insectamo

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.


If we talk about what they look like, they remind me of young people:
1 - Orthosia incerta

3-Lacanobia aliena, contigua
4-Xestia triangulum, c-nigrum
and there-who knows them...

Maybe blackhole will tell you something...
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11.01.2018 14:06, Северянка

Please specify what kind of whitebait is. Irkutsk region, Irkutsk district, village Pozdnyakova, flower bed with Cosmos bipinnatus Cav. 11.08.2017.

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12.01.2018 16:07, insectamo

Please specify what kind of whitebait is. Irkutsk region, Irkutsk district, village Pozdnyakova, flower bed with Cosmos bipinnatus Cav. 11.08.2017.

One of the Crambidae, I believe. Similar to Sitochroa palealis.
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12.01.2018 16:59, Северянка

Alexander, thank you very much!
Here's a creature I don't know yet. Irkutsk region, Irkutsk district, village Pozdnyakova, in the garden on dill. 04.08.2016.

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12.01.2018 17:33, insectamo

Alexander, thank you very much!
Here's a creature I don't know yet. Irkutsk region, Irkutsk district, village Pozdnyakova, in the garden on dill. 04.08.2016.

Papilio machaon
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12.01.2018 17:38, Северянка

It seems that our swallowtails are different:

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12.01.2018 17:45, insectamo

It seems that our swallowtails are different:

Does it look like these guys?
http://www.pyrgus.de/Papilio_machaon.html
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12.01.2018 17:51, Северянка

Really. Thanks!

13.01.2018 1:37, Пензуит

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

1. September

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2. September

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3. September

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4. Caterpillar or sawfly larva? October.

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5. Maybe Acronicta auricoma? October.

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6. September

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7. Maybe one of the cocoonworms from the genus Malacosoma? May.

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8. October.

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9. September

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13.01.2018 14:03, vidjl

Please tell me about the tracks. Penza region.

1 - Melanchra persicariae
3 - Helicoverpa armigera
5 - Acronicta auricoma
6 - Acronicta rumicis
7 - Malacosoma castrensis
9 - пилильщик Cimbex femoratus
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13.01.2018 14:30, insectamo

8-similar to Lacanobia contigua
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13.01.2018 14:33, vidjl

8-similar to Lacanobia contigua

Yes, I also think that she, and 2-Trachea atriplicis

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13.01.2018 14:33, insectamo

2- Trachea atriplicis
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13.01.2018 14:49, vidjl

4-it is difficult to say anything significant about such dried food.
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14.01.2018 2:35, Пензуит

Thank you for the definition. Interestingly, the swan scoop Trachea atriplicis eats prickly bodyak, and the cotton scoop Helicoverpa armigera calmly eats poisonous henbane. And the goose of the milkweed cocoonworm Malacosoma castrensis was caught on a very dry sandy slope, where, as it seems to me, milkweed in principle can not be. So believe the Russian names of butterflies after that! smile.gif

14.01.2018 2:47, KM2200

Cotton scoop eats anything yes.gif
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14.01.2018 12:48, vidjl

Thank you for the definition. Interestingly, the swan scoop Trachea atriplicis eats prickly bodyak, and the cotton scoop Helicoverpa armigera calmly eats poisonous henbane. And the goose of the milkweed cocoonworm Malacosoma castrensis was caught on a very dry sandy slope, where, as it seems to me, milkweed in principle can not be. So believe the Russian names of butterflies after that! smile.gif

I recognize only Latin and scientific observations, Russian names, it's not about anything at all. This is just folklore, myths and legends of ancient times far away smile.gif

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14.01.2018 13:32, AGG

Cotton scoop eats anything yes.gif

from non-banal observations in the garden: tomatoes (fruits), fallen apples, iris leaves wink.gif
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