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26.08.2008 22:19, Ilia Ustiantcev

Cucullia artemisiae
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30.08.2008 16:56, anna57

I can't seem to send the message - it's going somewhere. I'll try again. This caterpillar was sitting on ivan-tea, on Lake Baikal, in August.

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30.08.2008 19:10, Ilia Ustiantcev

Deilephila elpenor
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01.09.2008 15:01, Сергей-Д

Whose caterpillar is this?
Mid-July, steppe
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01.09.2008 15:28, Ilia Ustiantcev

Most likely Phragmatobia luctifera, but maybe Coscinia striata.
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01.09.2008 20:44, Grigory Grigoryev

The stripe on the back is very similar to luctifera.
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03.09.2008 15:33, ABCDEF

Please help me identify the caterpillar! This is the shore of a pond in a pine forest, August, it looks like a hawk moth.
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03.09.2008 16:17, Vabrus

to ABCDEF
is a caterpillar of sphinx pinastri
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04.09.2008 8:41, okoem

The stripe on the back is very similar to luctifera.

Coscinia striata has the same stripe on its back. If it were the case in the Crimea, I would say that it is exactly what it is. By the way, this year in our region this species has an outbreak of numbers.

05.09.2008 22:50, Ilia Ustiantcev

Whose caterpillar? MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, melkaya, na sosne.
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05.09.2008 23:15, AntSkr

URL #757 - the most banal admiral came out of the pupa after 11 days, so my expectations about nymphalises

06.09.2008 8:08, okoem

Whose caterpillar? MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, melkaya, na sosne.

This is Sawyer.
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06.09.2008 12:20, Vabrus

to AntSkr:
  
to AntSkr: and you, IMHO, have an admiral smile.gif

And ya warned wink.gif

08.09.2008 15:19, Alexander Zarodov

The first time I see such a caterpillar, I looked for it in ermine moths - wink.gifI didn't find it. A whole brood of them ate Impatiens parviflora.

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08.09.2008 15:42, Ilia Ustiantcev

Sawyer is. How many legs are there.
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08.09.2008 15:43, Vlad Proklov


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searched in ermine moths - didn't find it wink.gif

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08.09.2008 15:56, Alexander Zarodov

  lol.gif


This is the first thing that came to my mind smile.gif

08.09.2008 19:23, VSB

picture: 232.jpgpicture: ___________________Celerio_euphorbiae__________.JPG(kotbegemot ):thanks for yesterday's tip.
Today I exhibit caterpillars, I would like to know what kind of butterflies.As for the first one, there are no options. On the second - hawk moth (Celerio euphorbiae)

09.09.2008 14:42, Vabrus

to VSB-euphorbia - yes.

09.09.2008 15:39, kut

Hello, whose caterpillar is this? Moscow oblast. Mixed forest. It was found on my clothes, and I don't know where it came from. But the pattern is probably specific to the species. 7.9.8. Thank you.
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09.09.2008 15:53, Pavel Morozov

Acronicta strigosa (Noctuidae, Acronictinae)
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10.09.2008 20:53, Guest

user posted image who's so beautiful?

10.09.2008 20:56, Vlad Proklov

who's so beautiful?

Calliteara pudibunda

12.09.2008 13:40, gumenuk

Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan) May-June

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12.09.2008 15:41, ABCDEF

Tell me, please, I have this caterpillar identified as Dasycheira pudibunda, now it is Calliteara?
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12.09.2008 16:06, Zhuk

Tell me, please, I have this caterpillar identified as Dasycheira pudibunda, now it is Calliteara?

Rsa, Calliteara pudibunda
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12.09.2008 16:15, svm2

Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan) May-June

2,3,4 Euproctis similis

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12.09.2008 18:40, okoem

   
Today I exhibit caterpillars, I would like to know what kind of butterflies.As for the first one, there are no options.

The first is the bear. In the Crimea, this is what Ocnogyna parasita looks like, the caterpillar is found in May.
Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan) May-June

The first is a scoop. Possible Tholera sp.
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14.09.2008 22:11, Манор

Can you tell me who they are and how to grow them? Poltava region, eats a grape leaf, and there is a variant with a less yellow color.

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15.09.2008 8:16, svm2

Can you tell me who they are and how to grow them? Poltava region, eats a grape leaf, and there is a variant with a less yellow color.

Amerekan white butterfly.Eats almost everything.You haven't had enough of it yet in Moscow.
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15.09.2008 19:28, KingSnake

What kind of hedgehog? Hives?

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15.09.2008 23:07, Манор

Amerekan white butterfly.Eats almost everything.You haven't had enough of it yet in Moscow.

On Varshavka, it is difficult to find something that they could harm. Even mosquitoes don't fly here.

16.09.2008 18:50, Cerura

- Please tell me (as far as possible) the types of butterflies that these caterpillars belong to...


In the first photo, Xylena exsoleta (Linnaeus, 1758)

16.09.2008 19:32, Cerura

Who is it?

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16.09.2008 20:58, Tigran Oganesov

another sawman
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16.09.2008 22:42, Cerura

???

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16.09.2008 23:00, PG18

  ???

Euproctis similis

19.09.2008 17:01, akulich-sibiria

hello, help who can do what for the following types. mol.gif
all found on introduced trees
, the first two on Chamaecytisus_glabe
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The next two are on Quercus-robur
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on Alnus-incana
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on Lonicera-caprifolium
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19.09.2008 20:47, Notodonta

Fig. 1 ringed cocoonworm
Fig. 7 linden hawk moth
fig. 5 sawfly's false caterpillar
fig. 6 kokonpryad too, but what, I do not know.
I apologize for my lack of Latin, but I'm working on beetles. But I'm sure of what I said.

Number 6 is a grass cocoonworm, we have plenty of them. Just be careful! They often get sick and can infect other caterpillars. At me this year because of the infection brought by them to a butterfly stage only 2 bears Kaya from 9 survived. umnik.gif

21.09.2008 18:12, okoem

hello, help who can do what for the following types

1 and 2 are similar to Melanchra persicariae.
5 - sawyer
6 - these images need to be cropped!
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