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17.09.2021 11:07, Delirium666

Hi everybody. Tell me what kind of miracle is in the photo.
15.09.2021. Territorial - Western Belarus (Grodno region)
A parasitic rider emerged from the caterpillar of the antique volnyanka and wove a gray and mottled cocoon. In the background is a gall of oak nutcracker.

That's the story. Thank you so much for your reply. I was confused, because the egg looks like a road or ground wasp, and the caterpillar looks like someone else entirely.
By the way, yes, only the shell remains of the caterpillar...

19.09.2021 19:52, Sergey Rybalkin

Tell me, please, what kind of bear?
Collected in the Southern Urals 17.09.2021

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21.09.2021 11:19, ETI

Tell me, please, what kind of bear?
Collected in the Southern Urals 17.09.2021
Can Acronicta auricoma?

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23.09.2021 13:16, Ольга Титова

Good evening! Please help me identify it. Today, on vishnya, Sakhalin.

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24.09.2021 15:56, sh1981

Good afternoon.
Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillar is this?
Found on May 9 in Kiev.

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24.09.2021 19:42, ИНО

It's not appropriate to take pictures like this, but, like, a scoop.

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26.09.2021 23:58, sh1981

Tell me, please, what kind of grass is this caterpillar?
Found today in Kiev.

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01.10.2021 20:43, ИНО

Mines, but you need - here.

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04.10.2021 1:16, vidjl

Good evening! Please help me identify it. Today, on vishnya, Sakhalin.

Don't you have a picture of her on the side so you can see her legs?

04.10.2021 16:07, Ольга Титова

Don't you have a picture of her on the side so you can see her legs?

I changed my age. I found a second one on the same tree. But the type of cocoonworm to determine while I doubt

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04.10.2021 16:34, ETI

I changed my age. I found a second one on the same tree. But the type of cocoonworm to determine while I doubt
Why cocoonworm? Of the European caterpillars, it is more similar to Trichosea ludifica.

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04.10.2021 22:27, Ольга Титова

Indeed, it is very similar to Trichosea ludifica. This year's event was massive. A caterpillar species met for the first time. Thanks!

05.10.2021 3:14, vidjl

Yes, Trichosea ludifica, by age 4 it was immediately visible, the previous, probably the third age was not seen before. Here, now thanks to you, the photo has appeared

05.10.2021 10:06, ETI

I changed my age. I found a second one on the same tree. But I still doubt the type of cocoonworm to determine
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It would be good to publish these pictures, at least in iNaturaliste.
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/lepido...province-russia

08.10.2021 21:40, sh1981

Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillars can they be?
At least to the family.
Can these be scoopworm caterpillars?
Found on a black poplar leaf on August 8 in Kiev.

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10.10.2021 7:08, ETI

Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillars can they be?
At least to the family.
Can these be scoopworm caterpillars?
Found on a black poplar leaf on August 8 in Kiev.
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I can assume that this is Nycteola asiatica.

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10.10.2021 9:21, ИНО

It looks familiar. Here The one in the middle, isn't she?

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10.10.2021 10:11, ИНО

Looked - well, very similar. If not her, then someone from close relatives. It is highly likely that my caterpillars fed on linden trees, as they often found linden petals clamped in the soles of their abdominal legs. But Nycteola asiatica does not have such a food plant. Which of its relatives with similar caterpillars feeds on linden?

And before that on Lepiforum all eyes looked - there are no such. But it's just that it's not in scoops there. But in the atlas "Scoops of Ukraine" by Zoya Klyuchko-in scoops

And in my recently sent article for publication, this type of wasp prey is listed as Noctuidae gen. sp. How critical is this?

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10.10.2021 15:35, sh1981

Thank you very much for your help in identifying it.
At the beginning of August, there were a lot of such caterpillars on the poplar.
And later (August 30) I found the butterfly Nycteola asiatica.

11.10.2021 1:13, sh1981

Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillar is this?
At least to the family.
Found on a willow leaf in August 2018 in Kiev.

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12.10.2021 12:50, Andrey Ponomarev

Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillar is this?
At least to the family.
Found on a willow leaf in August 2018 in Kiev.

Noctuidae-совки

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14.10.2021 16:03, sh1981

Good afternoon.
Tell me, please, whose pupa can it be?
Found in July 2018 in Kiev.

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15.10.2021 8:54, ИНО

Oh, I know that very well. Latibulus argiolus. Only it's not a pupa, but a cocoon with a larva inside. Shine a bright flashlight on it or put it in the sun - you will see an interesting phenomenon.

15.10.2021 16:07, sh1981

Oh, I know that very well. Latibulus argiolus. Only it's not a pupa, but a cocoon with a larva inside. Shine a bright flashlight on it or put it in the sun - you will see an interesting phenomenon.

Thanks a lot

Unfortunately, this cocoon was found several years ago, but if I find it again, I will definitely shine a flashlight on it.

16.10.2021 9:06, gumenuk

Help with defining the type.
Taken in the Moscow region, Ramenskiy district.
2021. 08. 21

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18.10.2021 10:49, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please define it. 17.10.2021г. Rostov region.

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18.10.2021 10:51, ETI

Help with defining the type.
Taken in the Moscow region, Ramenskiy district.
2021. 08. 21

Without a top view, it's hard to tell. It looks like a cabbage scoop.

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18.10.2021 11:10, gumenuk

Help with defining the type.
Taken in the Moscow region, Ramenskiy district.
2021. 08. 21

Without a top view, it's hard to tell. It looks like a cabbage scoop.

Maybe this photo will help

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18.10.2021 13:03, ETI

Maybe this photo will help

Mamestra brassicae

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18.10.2021 18:47, vidjl

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25.10.2021 9:37, paraguru

please help, at least to the squad already))) my head was broken https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/98682849

31.10.2021 14:45, Anatoliy Kuzmin

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Rostov region, 31.10.2021 On an oak leaf. I don't know if it's something to do with insects or something else.

31.10.2021 19:21, sh1981

Similar to galls Neuroterus quercusbaccarum.

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08.11.2021 10:09, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Rostov region 05.11.2021 Different galls on oak leaves. Please define it.

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Spherical - 19mm, disc-shaped with white dots-6mm

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Rough spherical - 10mm

08.11.2021 10:31, ИНО

Well, this is a classic - Cynips quercusfolii! In some places Neuroterus quercusbaccarum is mixed in between them. We both have an extraordinary number of them this year, too.

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09.11.2021 8:42, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Is it definable? In the lid of the acorn.
Oak forest belt. Rostov region 05.11.2021

09.11.2021 11:25, ИНО

Well, it's definitely not gal.

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09.11.2021 13:17, Anatoliy Kuzmin

I looked at it today, and such a miracle came out of that egg.

09.11.2021 15:29, AVA

I looked at it today, and such a miracle came out of that egg.

No one showed up. Just a drop burst and spread.

10.11.2021 10:35, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Reshot better, from both sides, did not notice the spread drop.

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