Identification of larvae and pupae

Can you be sure about the family (Leaf Wrappers)?

I don't know. You need to check - at least look at the pictures, at least.

Help me identify the caterpillar.
Minsk, Belarus. September 30, 2018. Crawling along the road in the park.
Is it some kind of bear?

Saratov region, Engelsky district, August

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Saratov region, Engelsky district, August

Exuvius of the ladybug pupa

I don't know. You need to check - at least look at the pictures, at least.

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...8550&p=1728517#

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1728519

usiaz, I have nothing to add to Gennadich's previous answer. They are similar, but you either need to know all the larvae at all, or you need to display them.

Help me identify the caterpillar.
Minsk, Belarus. September 30, 2018. Crawling along the road in the park.
Is it some kind of bear?

Probably Phragmatobia fuliginosa... or maybe some kind of Spilosoma.

Good afternoon! I found a caterpillar on 24.09.2018, it was crawling along the path (Perm Krai). Nearby were bushes of black currants, gooseberries and raspberries. I've identified it as Phragmatobia fuliginosa myself, but I'm not sure... Can you tell me who it really is?

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Good afternoon! 03.10.2018 a caterpillar was found in the ground under a black currant bush. A ball of dark amber color is stuck on the caterpillar, next to two green larvae-one on the caterpillar, and the second seems to be half in the caterpillar itself. And the caterpillar is still alive! What are these parasites?

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What kind of scoop is on the bolotny zherushnik? October 3, 2018. Pskov region.

In my opinion, Anarta trifolii.

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

1. 20.05.2017, aspen



2. 20.05.2017, birch or willow (mowed down)



3. 20.05.2017, birch



4. 24.06.2017




5. 11.07.2017, nettle



6. 12.07.2017, birch



7. 14.07.2017, red sandman

What kind of larvae can you identify ? Moscow region, 05.09.2018.

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all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

1- Allophyes oxyacanthae
2- Hypomecis roboraria
3- Angerona prunaria
4- Zelotherses sp.
5- Autographa sp.
6- Cleora cinctaria
7- Hadena capsincola

Thank you very much, Alexander, for Zelotherses sp.
For a long time I could not identify my similar one. The question is, can Aphelia (Zelotherses) paleana and Aphelia (Zelotherses) unitana be distinguished by their external features? The first is on Sakhalin, the second on the Kuril Islands.

Olga, unfortunately, I do not know if and how.

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

8. 01.70.2017, aspen


9. 15.07.2017, willow, Cerura erminea?


10. 25.06.2017, Rechma river, Scirtidae?



11. 25.06.2017, Rechma river


12. 10.07.2017, mowed out of the grass



13. 11.07.2017, also mowed down, from some bushes (willow, aspen or birch)



14. Bitsevsky Forest Park, Moscow, 23.07.2017


This post was edited by NakaRB - 08.10.2018 23: 07

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

8-Trichopteryx carpinata
9-optional. In my opinion, C. vinula.

Gentlemen, save us.
Today (Moscow) walked with my daughter, saw a black fluffy caterpillar, according to the photo on the Internet, I understood that this is a Bear-Kaya. My daughter took it in her hand, we stroked it, soft... it seems that you don't expect any setup from the gosling, and then the daughter screamed: she bit me!!!
An hour passed. I didn't find anything on my arm. No redness, no hair, no rash... I began to read on the Internet, it is written that it is poisonous and extremely dangerous for children. She gave the child Zodak and anointed her palm with Psylo-balm. I'M TERRIFIED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What to do? What to expect? (((((((Some nightmare on the Internet is written that there is suffocation and what you want... seriously?
https://vgae.ru/uploads/posts/2014-10/14130...41_pa091359.jpg - this is how it looked: about 2 cm, curled up, soft, fluffy, black.

Help me identify the caterpillar. Is it one of the Noctuidae?
September 17, 2018, Minsk, Belarus.

Hoplodrina ambigua

Help me identify the caterpillar. Georgia, Borjomi. Date and forage plant unknown...

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Tell me, please, is it really possible to determine the type of scoops on this caterpillar? Photo taken in the Rtishchevsky district of the Saratov region on October 13. Actively crawling somewhere in the late evening.

Tell me about the inhabitants of the Ryazan region.

A couple of scoops:
1. Found on Sorrel in a meadow. Can Orthosia gothica be so brown? 20.07.18


2. Very unusual color caterpillar, brought on clothes from the forest. The forest there is pine-birch with shrubby undergrowth-buckthorn, raspberry, etc. 20.09.18


A pair of fluffy ones:
3. On common wormwood (chernobylnik) on the side of a sandy road in an overgrown meadow. Phragmatobia fuliginosa, no? 18.07.18


4. Actively crawled around the garden (in the garden 1 apple tree, various grass-sedge weeds, several buckthorn and thorns around the perimeter). 20.09.18


A couple of moths:
5. On a raspberry leaf deep in the forest. The size is small, about 2 cm. It is a bit similar to Operophtera brumata, this is the only inaccurate version. 25.07.18


6. On a blueberry tree in a pine forest, it very accurately repeats the blueberry stalk. I've met a lot of them. There is no version. 17.07.18


7. Fell either from the goat Willow or from the Buckthorn brittle. 18.07.18


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Tell me about the inhabitants of the Ryazan region..
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1- Dypterygia scabriuscula
3- ?Spilosoma lubricipeda
4- ?Phragmatobia fuliginosa
5-not brumata. As an option-Cleora cinctaria, but not necessarily. It would be nice to see from above.
6- Jodis sp.
7- Hypomecis punctinalis

Please arrange the objects in your photos in such a way that these objects occupy as much space as possible, and not the useless background. And different angles are very desirable.

This post was edited by insectamo - 18.10.2018 13: 24

Please identify the moth. August 10, Pskov region

Odontopera bidentata

The caterpillar was feeding on bird cherry trees. June 26.
Pupated on June 30.
The butterfly was lost due to its small size

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5 - not brumata. As an option-Cleora cinctaria, but not necessarily. It would be nice to see from above.
6- Jodis sp.
7- Hypomecis punctinalis

Unfortunately, there are no other photos, but I understand. By the way, I always considered C. cinctaria the heroine of this picture, it is striped on top.

6- Jodis sp.

Am I right in thinking that there are two species to choose from - J. lactearia and J. putata - and the difference is that the second one has two longitudinal yellow stripes? Then I have a second one.

This post was edited by InsideOfDream - 18.10.2018 21: 48

The caterpillar was feeding on bird cherry trees. June 26.
Pupated on June 30.
The butterfly was lost due to its small size

Nola confusalis

Unfortunately, there are no other photos, but I understand. By the way, I always considered C. cinctaria the heroine of this picture, it is striped on top.
...
Am I right in thinking that there are two species to choose from - J. lactearia and J. putata - and the difference is that the second one has two longitudinal yellow stripes? Then I have a second one.

Yes. Adult caterpillar C. cinctaria yes, with a good angle and lighting, it differs well from others in the nature of the stripes.
And the previous one, it is better to leave without a signature at all.
...
I don't know exactly how different the yellow stripes of Jodis are.

Dear colleagues!
Please help me identify the caterpillar. Photographed in Crimea on Ipomea plyushevidna.

This post was edited by kovyl - 19.10.2018 19: 34

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Is it Amur or poplar hawk moth?
How to distinguish it?
August 23 on the willow tree.

Laothoe populi
differences here
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Laothoe_Populi

1. 25.05.14 it seems to eat on cereals.
2. 14.10.18 Ate cereals. Grew up to 1 cm, had to be released for the winter.
Can I define the view?

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Good evening. Please help me determine. Found in the house in the back room, where it came from there is unclear. Small, maximum 1.5 cm. Ukraine, Nikolaev, 23.10.2018

I think the firefly is from the subfamily Pyraustinae.

Dear colleagues!
Please help me identify the caterpillar. Photographed in Crimea on Ipomea plyushevidna.

Very small.
From a distance, it looks like a Helicoverpa armigera.

1. 25.05.14 it seems to eat on cereals.
2. 14.10.18 Ate cereals. Grew up to 1 cm, had to be released for the winter.
Can I define the view?

Apamea scolopacina
Plusia sp,

Please take a look at the photo from Karelia
1. Is it really possible to define Autographa before the view? - 19.06


2. mowing 15.06


3. mowing 25.06


4. sawyers on the birch 19.06-quite deaf?


5. can I get up to the view? 20.06

Please take a look at the photo from Karelia
1. Is it really possible to define Autographa before the view? - 19.06


2. mowing 15.06


3. mowing 25.06


4. sawyers on the birch 19.06-quite deaf?


5. can I get up to the view? 20.06

1 this is only output, with such glasses there are options-Autographa gamma, Autographa pulchrina, Autographa jota, Autographa bractea
2 Young Volnyanka Euroctis chrysorrhoea or Lymantria monacha

1 this is only output, with such glasses there are options-Autographa gamma, Autographa pulchrina, Autographa jota, Autographa bractea
2 Young Volnyanka Euroctis chrysorrhoea or Lymantria monacha

Under the number 2 volnyanka antique. She was staying with me this year. See the photo.
But who is number 3 ? This is the most interesting part!

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3 - Boudinotiana notha
4- Tenthredinidae -> Nematinae ...

3 - Boudinotiana notha
4- Tenthredinidae -> Nematinae ...

Thank you very much. I thought that sawflies are undetectable, and all the photos of Croesus varus, etc., seen earlier, and not supported by breeding, are just the fruits of fantasy.
There and on imago-that the devil will break a leg...

Thank you very much. I thought that sawflies are undetectable, and all the photos of Croesus varus, etc., seen earlier, and not supported by breeding, are just the fruits of fantasy.
There and on imago-that the devil will break a leg...

It may be definable, but I do not know how. There is very little literature on the definition of larvae, many larvae are unknown, and information is scarce.
But, by the way, as for Croesus varus-now it is called Craesus alniastri (Scharfenberg, 1805) - its larva is determined quite confidently.
http://insectamo.ru/sawfly/25-pililshchiki...aesus-alniastri
Yours may be from the same genus - Nematus (Craesus) latipes, but there is also Nematus (Nematus) umbratus and it is possible that there are still similar ones.

This post was edited by insectamo - 24.10.2018 22: 07