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24.08.2018 18:40, usiaz

Hello!
Is it possible to determine the species or genus from the image? Genus Cyphosoma?
2018-08-24 08: 23: 00, Vyshgorod district, Ukraine.. In pine lumber, in wood, they fell off during splitting.
Length 3.5 cm, stretches up to 4 cm when moving.

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24.08.2018 18:47, БутявкО-2

Whose caterpillar is this?
user posted image

24.08.2018 23:50, vitimof

Under your photo, it says in red font: Please indicate the date and geographical location of the photo shoot, as well as the forage plant or substrate when posting photos. This will significantly increase the chances of correct detection.

25.08.2018 9:31, БутявкО-2

Altai Krai Katun Dawns, on a willow tree by the river, poplar does not eat. August 23

25.08.2018 23:04, RoPro

Please identify the sickle-wing. On a birch tree. Moscow region, 25.08.2018.

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26.08.2018 16:43, ETI

Please identify the tracks. Mowed down in a meadow on August 22, Leningrad region.
The size is less than 1 cm. I don't know what to feed you!

Caterpillar number 1 faded and turned out to be an ordinary Acronicta auricoma

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27.08.2018 17:53, Скарабей

27: 08: 18, at 17: 30, Belarus, Kamenetsky district. I caught such a funny caterpillar. She lived on a raspberry leaf, although she did not eat it. The caterpillar is "fluffy", orange-brown (red) in color, with two thin gray stripes on the sides. The ends of the limbs are black. "Pooh" is also red. A very active caterpillar, constantly running on a piece of paper and was barely caught and held for a photo shoot.

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29.08.2018 7:37, MiLLeNium Niobius

Good morning!
1. Moth, on jerusalem artichoke, large enough and thick enough for a moth, I really want to know whose it is.
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2. Goose dug out of the ground when digging potatoes in the garden. More were found nearby. Is this a winter scoop?
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29.08.2018 20:37, RoPro

Will you be able to identify the caterpillar ? On raspberries. About an inch and a half in size, I guess. Moscow region. 26.08.2018.

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30.08.2018 19:54, ETI

Good morning!
1. Moth, on jerusalem artichoke, large enough and thick enough for a moth, I really want to know whose it is.

2. Goose dug out of the ground when digging potatoes in the garden. More were found nearby. Is this a winter scoop?

The moth is similar to Ascotis serenaria

30.08.2018 22:05, usiaz

Hello!
Is it possible to determine the species or genus from the image? Genus Cyphosoma?
2018-08-24 08: 23: 00, Vyshgorod district, Ukraine.. In pine lumber, in wood, they fell off during splitting.
Length 3.5 cm, stretches up to 4 cm when moving.

Does this caterpillar have no visible identification features?

31.08.2018 14:41, ETI

Will you be able to identify the caterpillar ? On raspberries. About an inch and a half in size, I guess. Moscow region. 26.08.2018.

It looks like some kind of ribbon scoop. For example, Catocala promissa.
Lucky people

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31.08.2018 20:16, RoPro

It looks like some kind of ribbon scoop. For example, Catocala promissa.
People are lucky

Thank you. I started digging through the tape scoops and found, in my opinion, a more similar one (the most recent photo of the caterpillars).
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Laspeyria_Flexula

31.08.2018 22:10, MiLLeNium Niobius

02.09.2018 9:47, RoNata

Can you tell me who it is? Taken at a dacha in Krasnoyarsk on August 25, 2018

Video here - https://yadi.sk/i/x1MtfOQRJIABlg

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02.09.2018 10:26, ETI

Thank you. I started digging through the tape scoops and found, in my opinion, a more similar one (the most recent photo of the caterpillars).
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Laspeyria_Flexula

Were there any coniferous trees nearby? Laspeyria flexula, or the lichen scooper, is said to feed exclusively on lichens growing on coniferous trees.

03.09.2018 21:04, RoPro

Please identify the larva. I got out of the tinderbox. Moscow region, 03.09.2018

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03.09.2018 21:11, RoPro

Were there any coniferous trees nearby? Laspeyria flexula, or the lichen scooper, is said to feed exclusively on lichens growing on coniferous trees.

It's a mixed forest with lots of fir trees. Under them and filmed. Unfortunately, I haven't read about this type of food. If this is indeed Laspeyria flexula, then it is not clear what it did on raspberries.

03.09.2018 21:14, ETI

It's a mixed forest with lots of fir trees. Under them and filmed. Unfortunately, I haven't read about this type of food. If this is indeed Laspeyria flexula, then what was it doing on raspberries?

If there were no traces on the raspberry, i.e. gnawed leaves, then the caterpillar could climb to bask in the sun or just fall

03.09.2018 22:10, RoPro

Please define it. I couldn't figure it out myself. Moscow region, 02.09.2018.

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04.09.2018 12:35, ETI

Can you tell me who it is? Taken at a dacha in Krasnoyarsk on August 25, 2018

I'm still waiting for the expert opinion on this caterpillar to appear...
Are Siberian butterflies so poorly understood?

04.09.2018 22:00, I.roK.ez

Can you tell me who it is? Taken at a dacha in Krasnoyarsk on August 25, 2018

acronicta major

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04.09.2018 22:20, RoPro

Please define it. Paradarisa consonaria is a bit similar, but isn't it ? Moscow region, 04.09.2018. It fell from somewhere above.

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05.09.2018 0:32, insectamo

Please define it. Paradarisa consonaria is a bit similar, but isn't it ? Moscow region, 04.09.2018. It fell from somewhere above.

Cyclophora of some kind.

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05.09.2018 11:13, ETI

Does anyone know whose caviar it is? appears in autumn on the leaves of willow and other bushes near the ditch? Larvae with eyes are visible inside.

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05.09.2018 16:30, Guest

Hello!
Is it possible to determine the species or genus from the image? Genus Cyphosoma?
2018-08-24 08: 23: 00, Vyshgorod district, Ukraine.. In pine lumber, in wood, they fell off during splitting.
Length 3.5 cm, stretches up to 4 cm when moving.

Good day!
Define a taxon as a "Hopeless case"?

05.09.2018 17:16, RoNata

acronicta major

thank you!!!

05.09.2018 17:45, ETI

Altai Krai Katun Dawns, on a willow tree by the river, poplar does not eat. August 23

Finally your caterpillar was found

05.09.2018 23:07, insectamo

Please define scoop
1. On the mountain ash on September 2.
2. In this case, on tavolga on July 28, but it is also found on willow, derbennik and many others. Latvia

1. Lacanobia contigua
2. Lithophane some kind of

moths:
1. Macaria signaria/liturata
2. Angerona prunaria

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09.09.2018 10:42, usiaz

Is it possible to determine the larval species from the images? What is the probability of misidentification?
Ukraine. Vyshgorodsky district (70 km from Kiev in the northern direction).
Is this an apple moth? From 12 mm to 16 mm (when driving). Apple seeds eaten out.
Shooting time. 8 Sept. 2018

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09.09.2018 11:07, usiaz

Is it possible to determine the larval species from the images? What is the probability of misidentification?
Ukraine. Vyshgorodsky district (70 km from Kiev in the northern direction).
Is this a pear moth? Length 6 mm. Inside the pear is found.
Shooting time. 1 Sept. 2018

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09.09.2018 14:58, insectamo

The caterpillar eats the oak leaves from the back side. The size is about 1 cm. It's faded, but it hasn't changed. Please help with the definition.
September 3. Pskov region.

Callimorpha dominula

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09.09.2018 20:34, Samroid

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

Sverdlovsk region, September
in the forest, found on the pants.

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09.09.2018 20:44, ETI

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

Sverdlovsk region, September
in the forest, found on the pants.

Pine hawk moth. Must have pine needles or maybe you have cedar needles.

10.09.2018 19:07, Samroid

Pine hawk moth. Must have pine needles or maybe you have cedar needles.

Thank you very much!

She really hadn't touched the leaves.
I brought her some branches of ordinary pine, but we don't have any cedar trees.
Crawling, studying... but he doesn't eat...

10.09.2018 19:28, RoPro

Thank you very much!

She really hadn't touched the leaves.
I brought her some branches of ordinary pine, but we don't have any cedar trees.
Crawling, studying... but he doesn't eat...

Maybe she doesn't eat because she's going to pupate ? Maybe put it in a pot with earth, and it will be buried for pupation.

10.09.2018 20:10, ETI

Maybe she doesn't eat because she's going to pupate ? Maybe put it in a pot with earth, and it will be buried for pupation.

If you put earth in the container and pine branches on top, you will see whether it is time for it to pupate. If it starts to dig in, then it needs a vessel with earth. I don't know just how deep it is buried. And if not, then you need fresh pine branches.

11.09.2018 15:25, RoPro

The caterpillar is still not recognized ? Moscow region, 01.09.2018.
In Lepiforum and in Insectamo I looked in Erebidae and did not find a similar one. http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Erebidae_Europa
http://insectamo.ru/larva/26-gusenitsy/2334-gusenitsy-4
http://insectamo.ru/larva/26-gusenitsy/2335-gusenitsy-5
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11.09.2018 21:31, Tivanik

Here is such a caterpillar can be identified? Saint Petersburg, 2.09.2018

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11.09.2018 22:30, insectamo

The caterpillar is still not recognized ? Moscow region, 01.09.2018.

Atolmis rubricollis

Here is such a caterpillar can be identified? Saint Petersburg, 2.09.2018

Cyclophora ?pendularia

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