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Identification of larvae and pupae

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01.06.2018 23:30, Slavinator

First and last on barberry! Others on yablon

02.06.2018 12:15, KazakovMaksim

First and last on barberry! Others on the apple tree

What's on the barberry is Barberry Rust (Puccinia graminis).

03.06.2018 13:05, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 20.
1.5-2 mm
.??
user posted image

03.06.2018 14:11, hunnyr

Hello, please tell me.
Minsk 02.06. On the ground near raspberries and junipers.
Length 7-9 cm
picture: 20180603_140355.jpg

Thank You

03.06.2018 19:56, I.roK.ez

Hello, please tell me.
Minsk 02.06. On the ground near raspberries and junipers.
Length 7-9 cm


Thanks


Catocala fraxini

04.06.2018 15:25, AGG

Today, the surroundings of Tambov, floodplain meadow, sedge, bodyak. About 4.5 cm
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04.06.2018 16:42, vidjl

Today, the surroundings of Tambov, floodplain meadow, sedge, bodyak. About 4.5 cm

Probably Xylena vetusta
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04.06.2018 18:45, Zum-Graat

Golubyanka same? And before the type can be determined?
Moscow region, June 2.

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04.06.2018 19:17, Slavinator

So whose caterpillar could it be? URL #8287

04.06.2018 20:07, ETI

Please identify the caterpillar immediately. Found on the ground after digging a vegetable garden.
4.06.18. Latvia Does not know what to feed?

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04.06.2018 20:11, RoPro

Golubyanka same? And before the type can be determined?
Moscow region, June 2.

Pestrianka. Similar to Zygaena viciae.
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04.06.2018 20:46, RoPro

Please identify the caterpillar immediately. Found on the ground after digging a vegetable garden.
4.06.18. Latvia Does not know what to feed?

I would venture to assume that belyanka. Maybe Pieris marginalis.
But wait for the specialists to respond.

04.06.2018 21:36, RoPro

Please identify my caterpillar. Moscow region, 02.06.2018.

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05.06.2018 9:59, ETI

I would venture to assume that belyanka. Maybe Pieris marginalis.
But wait for the specialists to respond.

I thought it was some kind of satire

05.06.2018 12:16, ETI

Please identify my caterpillar. Moscow region, 02.06.2018.

Four-spotted lichen
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05.06.2018 12:51, RoPro

I thought it was some kind of satire

I like your version better. I shouldn't have gotten in... smile.gif

05.06.2018 16:05, dim-va

Please identify the caterpillar immediately. Found on the ground after digging a vegetable garden.
4.06.18. Latvia Does not know what to feed?


and I still throw the option ))) Some kind of fingerfly (Emmelina?) - then on the bindweed ))) But hardly a satirist. They have a peculiar anal plug.
Compare it with this one
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Emmelina_Monodactyla

05.06.2018 17:36, okoem

I thought it was some kind of satire

At first glance, this is true. Maniola jurtina, I think. And why did you change your mind - I didn't eat cereals?

This post was edited by okoem - 05.06.2018 17: 41

06.06.2018 8:08, ETI

I like your version better. I shouldn't have gotten in... smile.gif

Not for nothing, it's good when there are options.
By the way, she started eating wheatgrass.

06.06.2018 17:35, Zum-Graat

Tver, early June.

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06.06.2018 20:54, John-ST

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 20.
1.5-2 mm
.??
user posted image

Triungulins Meloidae
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06.06.2018 21:00, John-ST

Tver, early June.

Lamprotes c-aureum (KNOCH, 1781)
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07.06.2018 12:57, Zum-Graat

Is it possible to identify these caterpillars? Collected on September 9, 2017 from Acer negundo in the Moscow region.
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07.06.2018 13:10, ETI

and I still throw the option ))) Some kind of fingerfly (Emmelina?) - then on the bindweed ))) But hardly a satirist. They have a peculiar anal plug.
Compare it with this one
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Emmelina_Monodactyla

That's right, there's a fork on the tail. It's just that the pictures were bad. Besides, it's too big for a fingerfly.

07.06.2018 13:14, ETI

At first glance, this is true. Maniola jurtina, I think. And why did you change your mind - I didn't eat cereals?

Yes, it looks like it is. He eats cereals, so he might be able to see a butterfly.

08.06.2018 22:54, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Zhukovo village 7.06.2018, mowed on buttercup
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11.06.2018 18:01, vitimof

Hello! Yaroslavl region, Rybinsk district, Today 11.06.18 someone is eating apple leaves. Tell me please.

This post was edited by vitimof - 11.06.2018 19: 25

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11.06.2018 19:17, insectamo

Hello! Yaroslavl region, Rybinsk district, Today 11.06.18 someone is eating apple leaves. Tell me please.

Pristiphora maesta

12.06.2018 12:09, guest: Юля

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As usual, we bought lettuce for the salad. After a couple of days, I took it out of the refrigerator and began to wash it, and there was a caterpillar in the core. This is a big one, about 3.5-4cm. I thought she was cold, but she started to move. So I put it in a jar with the same lettuce. For two days, she lived like this, and this morning, I see, she has greatly decreased in size (is this normal at all?). I think it's starting to pupate, I've just noticed. There are no good photos, unfortunately, because I don't want to bother her right now. Please help me identify it.

Lettuce from a local eco-farm. Israel.

12.06.2018 20:53, Sergey Rybalkin

Today crawled on the road, probably some kind of dustpan?
It is 27mm long.

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12.06.2018 21:29, okoem

Today crawled on the road, probably some kind of dustpan?
It is 27mm long.

I think Tholera sp.
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16.06.2018 9:45, KM2200

Maybe someone will identify the caterpillar.
Kiev, June 9, on the cross.
picture: DSC_0609.jpg

16.06.2018 13:39, Gans75

Ukraine, north-west.
Cerura vinula ?
user posted image

Cucullia lychnitis ?
user posted image

16.06.2018 20:24, Zum-Graat

Please help me identify the beetle larva and caterpillar. Moscow region, June 16.
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16.06.2018 22:34, Andrey Ponomarev

Please help me identify the beetle larva and caterpillar. Moscow region, June 16.
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Chrysomela populi и Lymantria monacha
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17.06.2018 19:13, RoPro

Will you be able to identify the leaf beetle ? Here is the larva and cocoon (correct name ?) Moscow region, 16.06.2018.
picture: DSCN9520.jpg
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18.06.2018 8:43, Tivanik

Help with small caterpillars. Saint Petersburg, 17.06.2018

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This post was edited by Tivanik - 18.06.2018 08: 54

18.06.2018 18:34, БутявкО-2

SAVE THE CATERPILLARS!
I picked up eggs at a tropical butterfly show and was told that they were ailanthus silkworm (Samia cynthia) and morpho (Morpho peleides), but the caterpillars that came out of the eggs don't want to eat lilac, maple, or clover. They don't look like either Samia cynthia or Morpho peleides. One has already died. Please tell me who it is, save the poor devils.
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18.06.2018 19:44, ETI

SAVE THE CATERPILLARS!
I picked up eggs at a tropical butterfly show and was told that they were ailanthus silkworm (Samia cynthia) and morpho (Morpho peleides), but the caterpillars that came out of the eggs don't want to eat lilac, maple, or clover. They don't look like either Samia cynthia or Morpho peleides. One has already died. Please tell me who it is, save the poor devils.
user posted image

user posted image

Wouldn't it be better to go to the place where you bought them and ask who they are ?
And then, if the caterpillars survive and turn into butterflies, what will you do with them? Will you take me to South America?

18.06.2018 20:39, БутявкО-2

I didn't buy them, so they gave them away. the organizers of the exhibition don't know much, so I had to explain to them how to distinguish a female from a male. For them, this is pure business. Please tell me what to feed them.

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