Identification of larvae and pupae

08.07.2009 22:13, angelo

Hello, please help me with the baggy bank.
Moscow region, this weekend, on a stalk of grass..
Sorry for the unturned picture..


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09.07.2009 16:37, bober

guys look at the goose, and then found on the ground, and what to feed don't know a poplar branch is harpy food(in the same cage sits)

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09.07.2009 16:46, Grigory Grigoryev

09.07.2009 18:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is this an anguloptera? Odintsovo district MO.

09.07.2009 23:51, Zhuk

09.07.2009 23:57, t00m

10.07.2009 0:10, okoem

13.07.2009 9:19, Pleco

Help me identify the caterpillars: Crimea-Sunny Valley

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15.07.2009 3:08, okoem

19.07.2009 22:48, Алексий

there is no image,I'll just describe it.... black smooth caterpillar approximately 10 centimeters in length, with large pincers .I saw it right by the river, if you disturb it, it makes a squeak if anyone knows write, terribly interesting

20.07.2009 8:40, omar

20.07.2009 8:42, omar

20.07.2009 10:41, Алексий

22.07.2009 10:44, Karat

24.07.2009 0:38, Transilvania

Please tell me who she is. Today, in the Moscow region, I was sitting on a dry compound flower. For scale, I planted it on an inflorescence with a diameter of about 4-5 cm.

24.07.2009 18:56, angelo

Found a moth caterpillar in currant, Moscow region, last weekend.
Please tell me whose it might be.
And then the search engine for the words "moth caterpillar currant" gives only gooseberry, and this is definitely not it.

26.07.2009 20:11, mergus

Please tell me this caterpillar what strelchatki?Apatele tridens or A. rumicis

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27.07.2009 11:40, Zhuk

29.07.2009 0:30, okoem

29.07.2009 18:26, angelo

Yes, this one is different. Thanks!
I looked at the site on the tracks, there is also something similar, but that would be exactly the same-no.. I thought that she might not eat currants - I found her in a bucket of berries when I was picking currants. Maybe she'd fallen off somewhere else... I will search further, with caterpillars it is more difficult than with butterflies

30.07.2009 19:31, Glass

Please help me determine what kind of pest is on the fuchsia leaf. Size-less than 5 mm. Filmed in July 2009 in the Voskresensky district of the Moscow region.

30.07.2009 23:10, Zhuk

Please tell me this caterpillar what strelchatki?Apatele tridens or A. rumicis

Acronicta tridens

Damn, this is Euroctis similis

04.08.2009 8:19, TANIA89

Please help me determine what kind of caterpillar - smooth black with orange dots on the back. I found it at my dacha in Novosibirsk.Eating a dandelion leaf.

04.08.2009 9:50, okoem

04.08.2009 10:00, TANIA89

  Cucullia lucifuga

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Thank you very much!I couldn't find it anywhere

The caterpillar pupated!can you tell me what to do?

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04.08.2009 12:04, Alvin

Tell me, whose larva? Found under the bark of a wet fallen log. I'm leaning towards some kind of fire flower (Family Pyrochroidae).... but what kind? Thank you in advance.

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04.08.2009 12:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is this Moma alpium? Odintsovo district of Moscow region.

And it also seems to be the caterpillar Spilosoma.


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04.08.2009 14:56, Zhuk

06.08.2009 0:32, kut

Tell me, whose caterpillar? Serpukhov district, Moscow region. 3.8.9. Found in the inflorescence of Larkspur Litvinova (Delphinium litwinovii) from the Buttercup family. Thanks!

06.08.2009 2:19, Ilia Ustiantcev

06.08.2009 11:44, Victor Titov

Tell me, whose larva? Found under the bark of a wet fallen log. I'm leaning towards some kind of fire flower (Family Pyrochroidae).... but what kind? Thank you in advance.

Yes, it is very similar to the Pyrochroidae (compare - http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/zaitlarv.htm ). But what kind?

06.08.2009 21:26, Alvin

Yes, it is very similar to the Pyrochroidae (compare - http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/zaitlarv.htm ). But what kind?

Thank you for replying; I didn't even think to wait for a reply
So I say that it is not entirely clear what kind of view.
here - http://www.biolib.cz/en/gallery/dir667/ photos of the larva of Pyrochroa coccinea, but my "strange" larva on the back end of the body does not have such outgrowths. The larva of Schizotus pectinicornis also seems to be wrong... By exclusion method: can it be a larva of Pyrochroa serraticornis?

06.08.2009 22:31, Transilvania

Please help me determine what kind of pest is on the fuchsia leaf. Size-less than 5 mm. Filmed in July 2009 in the Voskresensky district of the Moscow region.

Not pests, but phytophages, they don't know whose fuchsia it is
I think it's the sawfly's false-burrs, family Tenthredinidae, hymenoptera. Adults are like small wasps without stingers, and children can eat all the leaves in a couple of days if they are not collected in time.
We recently had such guests on currant. They remind me of small gooseberry sawflies from the genus Pteronidea, but I'm not sure.

07.08.2009 9:02, omar

08.08.2009 23:35, Transilvania

Judging by the appearance-a scoop, but what kind? The muzzle is exactly like that of the aforementioned Mythimna, but the body is striped.
Taken the day before yesterday in the Moscow region. This caterpillar amused me – it was sitting on a brush of red currants, my father almost accidentally ate it, although it is large. I put her on a carnation to take it off, and she immediately started nibbling on the petals. Then I let her out into the woods, but even then she was not embarrassed – she began to chew on the first leaf that came to hand. Just some kind of omnivorous caterpillar, or just she woke up a brutal appetite.

09.08.2009 16:15, McCobra

09.08.2009 16:18, McCobra

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09.08.2009 16:24, McCobra

09.08.2009 16:36, Kharkovbut

09.08.2009 16:51, McCobra