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Identification of larvae and pupae

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27.01.2009 17:32, chebur

Please help me identify these caterpillars.
The images were taken in Moscow and the Moscow region.
1. 06.06.08 on burdock
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2. 07.06.08
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3. 13.04.08
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4. 14.09.08 on strawberry
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This post was edited by chebur - 28.01.2009 18: 38

11.02.2009 10:23, vitalbata

Whose is this fuzzy? On balot. Thanks! shuffle.gif

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11.02.2009 10:47, Vabrus

This is Macrothylacia rubi Linnaeus, 1758, probably 3 years old.

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14.02.2009 1:23, LEM

Just a joy: this forum is what I need, since there is no one to consult in our province, I am not an entomologist at all, but I urgently want to identify one find. The caterpillar was found in the Valdai National Park, near Lake Velje, in July 2008, on a goat willow. To turn around and pose stubbornly did not want to. I looked at various images in the identification codes, but there was nothing like this there. I hope for the community here. smile.gif

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14.02.2009 5:41, Konung

this is the false-caterpillar of the sawfly (hymenoptera). I can't define it up to the type.

14.02.2009 8:02, gumenuk

Just a joy: this forum is what I need, since there is no one to consult in our province, I am not an entomologist at all, but I urgently want to identify one find. The caterpillar was found in the Valdai National Park, near Lake Velje, in July 2008, on a goat willow. To turn around and pose stubbornly did not want to. I looked at various images in the identification codes, but there was nothing like this there. I hope for the community here. smile.gif

Possibly Cimbex femoraria. But the color should be light yellow-green

16.02.2009 1:27, LEM

Possibly Cimbex femoraria. But the color should be light yellow-green


Thank you, thank you very much!!! I looked through everything that was found about the birch sawfly and I agree that this is really this species. There was also an indication that its caterpillars can be reddish or blue in addition to the usual green.

16.02.2009 8:48, okoem

Only the correct name is probably still Cimbex femoratus.
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16.02.2009 20:15, akulich-sibiria

Sorry for the wrong topic, but I want to return to Macrothylacia rubi, in case this is not its caterpillar??
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thank you very much for the definition!!

16.02.2009 20:28, Vlad Proklov

Sorry that the wrong topic, but I want to return to Macrothylacia rubi, in case this is not its caterpillar??
thank you very much for the definition!!

That's the one.

22.02.2009 21:31, Сергей Шер

The children found it in the wood .Who is it ?: 0)))

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22.02.2009 22:18, Vlad Proklov

The children found it in the wood .Who is it ?: 0)))

Pupa of a woodworm butterfly, like.

22.02.2009 22:22, Zhuk

No, it's not really butterflies, it's like a weevil mosquito or something.

22.02.2009 22:25, Vlad Proklov

Dumaishch? Well M. B., M. B....
But it would be great to check it out.

23.02.2009 5:55, Сергей Шер

Thanks .We will try

06.03.2009 18:38, sapalex

Tell me about the beetle larva. The length is about 5 cm. Under the bark. Thanks!!!

06.03.2009 19:20, sapalex

I can't upload a photo

06.03.2009 20:39, sapalex

here it is

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07.03.2009 6:09, Guest

Larva of the nutcracker beetle, so-called wireworm.
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09.03.2009 12:54, Сергей Шер

(Sergey Sher @ 22.02.2009 18:31)
The children found it in the wood .Who is it ?: 0)))


We waited !!!
Yesterday morning came out ))) Three days before the release, the pupa darkened (became almost black) but was very active. Like ktyr. )

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09.03.2009 12:56, Vlad Proklov

(Sergey Sher @ 22.02.2009 18:31)
The children found it in the wood .Who is it ?: 0)))
We waited !!!
Yesterday morning came out ))) Three days before the release, the pupa darkened (became almost black) but was very active. Like ktyr. )

Wow! Some kind of Laphria!

09.03.2009 16:53, Zhuk

Hooray, I almost guessed it! smile.gif)))))

09.03.2009 17:58, Сергей Шер

Now determine and find out what to feed )))

11.03.2009 21:55, sapalex

Please tell me! I threw chopped bark to the wireworm, and at first he actively crawled and now there is no activity! the temperature is about 24 degrees. Tell me, pliz!!!!!

12.03.2009 2:02, Guest

Maybe it's going to pupate?

12.03.2009 2:05, Guest

in general, the temperature would be closer to that outside the window.
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14.03.2009 13:14, RippeR

Tell me what kind of view? Assembled in Israel.
caterpillars and the plant on which it is collected-called Giant Fennel.

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14.03.2009 13:25, Vlad Proklov

Tell me what kind of view? Assembled in Israel.
caterpillars and the plant on which it is collected-called Giant Fennel.

It seems to me that this is some kind of hood...
And Giant Fennel is ferula smile.gif

14.03.2009 13:30, taler

Apochima flabellaria-found on leps similar to
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15.03.2009 0:44, sapalex

There was a nutcracker larva, but now What? Not moving, probably dead?

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16.03.2009 23:44, sapalex

Gentlemen, I understand that I'm asking for the impossible, but tell me what kind of caterpillar it is. Kiev under the bark. What should I feed her?

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17.03.2009 6:32, okoem

Gentlemen, I understand that I'm asking for the impossible, but tell me what kind of caterpillar it is. Kiev under the bark. What should I feed her?
The bear. Eats plantain and a bunch of other herbs. smile.gif

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19.03.2009 19:56, sapalex

She didn't have time to eat! Okulilas!!!!! True, as it is not successful. Can you tell me what to do next?

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19.03.2009 22:09, Grigory Grigoryev

It is similar to Phragmatobia fuliginosa.
You don't need to do anything on purpose, just provide the butterfly with something to climb into so that it can spread its wings after leaving the chrysalis.
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19.03.2009 23:02, sapalex

And how long will she be a pupa? Thanks!!!

19.03.2009 23:05, Grigory Grigoryev

weeks 2, rather less
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22.03.2009 16:13, Сергей Шер

I hung up here about reason 1 and 2 photos, I see that the sawfly, but I didn't meet such people.Who is it and what to feed it ? :0) Was found in wood .

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23.03.2009 20:03, sapalex

Sorry, accidentally!!!!

24.03.2009 8:08, Ilia Ustiantcev

It also says: accidentally a person clicked the pro-spam button.

24.03.2009 9:11, Stas Shinkarenko

Here are some caterpillars and false caterpillars from the Volgograd region

1. Surroundings of Volgograd, Aprel2008 on the Schrenka tulip, there are already a lot of these caterpillars, although of younger ages.
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2. Mikhailovsky district, July 2008, on the field sokirki. 3-4 cm.
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3. Surroundings of Volgograd, May 2008 2-3 cm
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4. Mikhailovsky district, 3-4 cm, July 2008
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5. Surroundings of Volgograd, July 2008 2-3 cm
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6. Surroundings of Volgograd, July 2008 2-3 cm
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7. Surroundings of Volgograd, September 2008, 4-6 cm, on wormwood
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8. Mikhaylovsky district, September 2008 2-3 cm, on the flax
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9. Surroundings of Volgograd, April 2008 2-3 cm
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10. Surroundings of Volgograd, September 2008, 2-3 cm
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11. Surroundings of Volgograd, September 2008, 3-4 cm, small-leaved elm, like
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