Identification of larvae and pupae

Sphecodina caudata, grapes

Sphecodina caudata, grape

Fast to the west pret.

Whose larva is this? Novosibirsk, yesterday morning I crawled across a path in the forest.
Quite large, 3-4 centimeters.

Thank you in advance. I apologize for the quality-a smartphone in cloudy weather.

PS. Hooray, I found a similar image:
Notodonta dromedarius (Crested alder) - Larva before pupation.

This post was edited by frownytype - 07/29/2022 10: 36

People, pliz!
Tell me what kind of gray-pink caterpillar with a blue horn on its tail? July, Kaluzhskaya.
Thanks
P.S. to the hawk moth (Smerinthus ocellatus)? There is an option on the Internet-Lilac.

This post was edited by gokenin - 25.07.2022 16: 57

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Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of larva is this?
Found on June 27, 2021 in Kiev.

Beetle larva

Good afternoon. Perm. Crawled on asphalt, not less than 7 cm. Who is plump and handsome?

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Cerura vinula

Whose kids?
Novosibirsk, August 11 and 14


wormwood


bodyak

Thank You

Whose kids?
Novosibirsk, August 11 and 14


wormwood


bodyak

Thank you

The first young caterpillar Cucullia
The second larva of the sawfly Siobla ruficornis

People, pliz! Tell me the caterpillar Kaluga, August. Thanks

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I kind of have the same one as aruda above

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I seem to have the same one as aruda above
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Spilarctia lutea or Diaphora medica.

Tula region, August 28, a deposit with chapyzhnik, cereals, turnip and shrubs.
The second Ascotis serenaria? And the first one - I forgot, like I defined it once..?


This post was edited by InsideOfDream - 06.09.2022 15: 23

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

Tver region, Torzhoksky district, d. Kosteshino
20.09.2022

Good day to the forum participants!
I was sorting through old photos and found something strange.

25-27. 07. 2020, Bashkortostan, Burzyansky district, Irgizly village (coordinates 52.959396625720565, 57.03631181196199), anthills on the edge of the forest on the northern slope of the ridge.

I apologize for the quality. Taken on your phone, cropped to the maximum.

Larva in a" shell " of a dry leaf. It moves on the forest floor. Larvae concentrate on the anthill in large quantities (photo 6, either the larvae are myrmecophilic, or their houses are an excellent building material for ants in size, I often saw how ants drag them).
Movement on the substrate:
1. Sticking out the body halfway;
2. Throwing the body over itself (or sideways);
3. Disappearing inside the shell;
4. Waiting for about a dozen seconds;
5. go to point 1.

The three penultimate photos show footage from the video with the movement of this creature. There, in addition, you can see a parasitic fly (or wasp?) waiting in the distance, in the last photo it is already sitting on the shell with a testicle ready.

I will be very grateful if you can help me figure it out. And if you don't help me, then you know that you have condemned me to death. Out of curiosity: D

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Good day to the forum participants!
I was sorting through old photos and found something strange.

25-27. 07. 2020, Bashkortostan, Burzyansky district, Irgizly village (coordinates 52.959396625720565, 57.03631181196199), anthills on the edge of the forest on the northern slope of the ridge.

I apologize for the quality. Taken on your phone, cropped to the maximum.

Larva in a" shell " of a dry leaf. It moves on the forest floor. Larvae concentrate on the anthill in large quantities (photo 6, either the larvae are myrmecophilic, or their houses are an excellent building material for ants in size, I often saw how ants drag them).
Movement on the substrate:
1. Sticking out the body halfway;
2. Throwing the body over itself (or sideways);
3. Disappearing inside the shell;
4. Waiting for about a dozen seconds;
5. go to point 1.

The three penultimate photos show footage from the video with the movement of this creature. There, in addition, you can see a parasitic fly (or wasp?) waiting in the distance, in the last photo it is already sitting on the shell with a testicle ready.

I will be very grateful if you can help me figure it out. And if you don't help me, then you know that you have condemned me to death. Out of curiosity: D

most likely it is the long whiskered moth Nemophora degeerella

most likely it is the long whiskered moth Nemophora degeerella

Thank you very much! Exactly, it looks like it.
Are there any distinguishing features that allow us to say that this is N. degeerella? In the catalog of animals of Bashkortostan for 2015 there are 5 Nemophora species. This is probably not the limit.
Maybe someone here knows if there is a determinant or at least some website with a set of photos of the larvae of these moths? That the Russian-or English-language search results in catastrophically few photos of larvae.

Thank you very much! Exactly, it looks like it.
Are there any distinguishing features that allow us to say that this is N. degeerella? In the catalog of animals of Bashkortostan for 2015 there are 5 Nemophora species. This is probably not the limit.
Maybe someone here knows if there is a determinant or at least some website with a set of photos of the larvae of these moths? That the Russian-or English-language search results in catastrophically few photos of larvae.

Only hatch, feed on fallen leaves
. Lepiforu.de
https://lepiforum.org/wiki/taxonomy/Adeloid...Adelidae?view=1

The post was edited by Gennadich - 07.10.2022 00: 40

August 21, Tula region. On derbennik.


September 20, Ryazan region. On the apple tree.

August 21, Tula region. On derbennik.


September 20, Ryazan region. On the apple tree.

1 Orgyia antiqua
2 Acronicta psi

They were sitting in the cells of an abandoned hornet's nest, collected in Donetsk on October 20 this year:





Someone ate one from the inside out. The second one soon died and also turned brown.

In one of the cells of the same nest, an exuvium of a pupa in a cocoon was found, not the fact that the same butterfly, but the length is suitable - about a centimeter:

They were sitting in the cells of an abandoned hornet's nest, collected in Donetsk on October 20 this year:


The caterpillars of some kind of finger-fly.

Thanks! Can you tell us something about the pupa?

Thanks! Can you tell us something about the pupa?

The caterpillar is similar to Emmelina monodactila. But there are no such pupae in fingerflies.

Dear guest, who are you? I am interested to indicate in the acknowledgements.

In addition, the caterpillar hatched such a cute rider, defined by me as Aleiodes bicolor (Spinola, 1808):



The next question concerns the pupa (or pre-pupa?) ladybugs:




The same nest was occupied by an adult Hippodamia variegata. Could it be her child or someone else's? Ceratomegilla undecimnotata, Harmonia axyridis, and Coccinella septempunctata have also been recorded from large cows in the vicinity.

Help, determine the view
of the Moscow
region 30.06.2022

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Help, determine the view
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Malacosoma neustria (Linnaeus, 1758) Ringed cocoonworm

Is it possible to determine? 03.01.23 Rostov region, on a branch.

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Is it possible to determine? 03.01.23 Rostov region, on a branch.

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praying mantis ooteka

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Hello! Please help me identify the larva? Chisinau neighborhood, April 29, 2022. Thank you in advance!

This post was edited by Radu Kibzi - 26.01.2023 20: 48

In business!
The second victim of the scam on this Forum!

And I take them in my hands - and nothing...  

I got a call from a woman who was bitten in the blood by moths in her own bedroom)))

https://sun9-25.userapi.com/impg/-YZv4JTmc4...142d&type=album

On the doorstep of the house, I found this nusenuu in the deep snow. Who is it?

Saint Petersburg, Zelenogorsk, Russia on March 5.

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Hello! Please help me identify the larva? Chisinau neighborhood, April 29, 2022. Thank you in advance!

This is an earthworm)

Colleagues, tell me whose tracks.
Nests on grass, probably the first age.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/160687211

Dmitry, hi.
The tlf is not very visible, but it is similar to Malacosoma castrensis.
Something like that.

Dmitry, hi.
The tlf is not very visible, but it is similar to Malacosoma castrensis.
Something like that.

Thanks! On iNate also defined

Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillar?
I found it on an apple tree on May 30. Already pupated

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June 10, Tula region, on the apple tree. Is it possible to identify a moth?

Hello, please help me determine the type of moth caterpillar, it fell from a walnut tree in the heat and almost did not move, only in the evening it came to its senses. She does not eat the leaf of the same tree left to her. It is about 4.5 cm long, approximately 6 mm thick, the body consists of 11 segments,
the caterpillar is dirty crimson in color, the head is also dark, and a pulsating dark stripe stretches along the entire back. It moves like any decent moth, has a tiny light eye on the sides of the body on each segment. Discovered in Simferopol, Crimea on August 7. Good luck identifying it

The post was edited by Muholovka - 07.08.2023 20: 34