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09.08.2009 19:20, Glass

Please help me identify the caterpillar!
August 2009, Moscow region.
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Thank you in advance!

This post was edited by Glass-09.08.2009 19: 30

10.08.2009 12:37, GERMAFRODIT

yesterday we accidentally stumbled upon such a creature.

http://img1.liveinternet.ru/images/attach/...529412_bug2.jpg

we are ignorant people, we really liked it and took it for ourselves.
what kind of caterpillar is this? what will it turn into, what does it eat, and is it likely to leave before it turns into something ?
climbed on the net, but not knowing the name of the caterpillar to do there necha)
thank YOU in advance!

10.08.2009 12:43, Dmitrii Musolin

Scented woodpecker Cossus cossus

10.08.2009 13:10, GERMAFRODIT

oh thank you so much!
and how and with what to eat it ? )
what to feed, how and how much ?
what can I do with it ?
does it bite ? does he eat meat ?
We called it Megatron ! )

10.08.2009 15:30, Sergius

Whose caterpillar ? found it in Moscow

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10.08.2009 15:32, Сергиус

This is my previous message, if possible, how to display it, optimal conditions who knows ? thank you

10.08.2009 15:46, okoem

This is the hawk moth Deilephila elpenor. About breeding caterpillars, read acc. the topic, everything is already told there.

10.08.2009 21:11, Transilvania

This is my previous message, if possible, how to display it, optimal conditions who knows ? thanks

This year, the harvest is right on these geese - every day I meet new ones in the Moscow region. At first I was hoping for the second generation, but now I think it's unlikely, it's a very cold summer.

14.08.2009 19:05, Див

Who knows whose caterpillar it is?

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16.08.2009 17:30, bials

Help me figure

it out !
These tracks, both Moma alpium?
the first one defined as Moma alpium. I found here, at Ilya Y and confirmed by Zhuk
, the second one I identified myself, according to numerous sources on the Internet (ukleps.org, lepidoptera.pl etc.)
In appearance, these caterpillars are not very similar, both are young, about the same size. Is this all Moma alpium?
1. Picture: Moma_alpium_1.jpg

16.08.2009 19:35, bials

1 and yet this is Moma alpium

No. this is not Moma alpium, but Eilema sororcula (Golden lichen).
see here http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

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16.08.2009 19:38, bials

The issue of two Moma alpium is resolved.
The 1st one is Eilema sororcula, and the 2nd one is exactly Moma alpium

16.08.2009 23:53, Stavropolec

Good evening!
Today, friends brought a caterpillar,
maybe who knows: who is it? And most importantly, what to feed?

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17.08.2009 0:40, bsm

Please help me identify the pupae (at least up to the squad). Both fell from the same gall (from different chambers represented by hypertrophied flowers) of Artemisia tschernieviana (A. campestris group). Ukraine, August 2009.

The size of the yellow one is approximately 1 mm. The second one is slightly larger.

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17.08.2009 8:24, Zhuk

Good evening!
Today, friends brought a caterpillar,
maybe who knows: who is it? And most importantly, what to feed?

Lasiocampa quercus
eats oak...

17.08.2009 8:26, Zhuk

Please help me identify the pupae (at least up to the squad). Both fell from the same gall (from different chambers represented by hypertrophied flowers) of Artemisia tschernieviana (A. campestris group). Ukraine, August 2009.

The size of the yellow one is approximately 1 mm. The second one is slightly larger.

1 - some kind of butterfly, it would not hurt to display
2-hymenoptera

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19.08.2009 13:36, mva

Dear experts, can you tell me whose tracks these are?
One (green) in my childhood I saw in the determinant, I think, an oleander hawk moth, but where do the oleanders come from in the Pskov region? The second one I see for the first time...
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19.08.2009 13:39, Dmitrii Musolin

is it oleander...?

but the second one is a wine hawk moth.

19.08.2009 13:41, Zhuk

Dear experts, can you tell me whose tracks these are?
One (green) in my childhood I saw in the determinant, I think, an oleander hawk moth, but where do the oleanders come from in the Pskov region? This is the first time I've ever seen the second one...

1-Sphinx ligustri, lilac hawk moth
2-Deilephila porcellus, Small wine hawk moth

19.08.2009 14:50, Vabrus

Not porcellus. This is Deilephila elpenor:)

19.08.2009 15:41, omar

Lilac hawkmoth is also very good for the Pskov region

19.08.2009 19:57, Avalanche

This glamorous horror movie lived on our balcony and enjoyed eating cherry leaves. Tell me whose caterpillar it is.

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19.08.2009 20:03, Zhuk

this is the pear peacock eye (Saturnia pyri)

19.08.2009 22:32, Transilvania

Tell me, please, what kind of goose threatens me with its fluffy booty? I was sitting on a sapling in the forest. It looks like an elm tree, but I'm not sure.
And another question - is it possible to identify the moth caterpillar at least up to the genus? I was sitting on a young birch tree.
Taken today, Odintsovo district, Moscow region. Thank you.

19.08.2009 22:49, okoem

is it possible to identify a moth caterpillar at least up to the genus? I was sitting on a young birch tree.

Biston betularia-BIRCH moth

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19.08.2009 23:00, Zhuk

Tell me, please, what kind of goose threatens me with its fluffy booty? I was sitting on a sapling in the forest. It looks like an elm tree, but I'm not sure.

Phalera bucephala

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19.08.2009 23:02, Sungaya

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20.08.2009 16:55, ezdok

Good afternoon, Dear forumchane! I want to know whose caterpillar it is. Photo taken in Namibia.

This post was edited by ezdok - 08/20/2009 16: 57

20.08.2009 20:42, okoem

Phalera bucephala

Oh, right!
This coloring is dark, which I didn't recognize

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20.08.2009 22:18, Transilvania

okoem, Zhuk, Sungaya, thank you! For some reason, I thought that birch moths have green caterpillars.

20.08.2009 22:39, okoem

For some reason, I thought that birch moths have green caterpillars.

Caterpillars of some species can have different color options.
Beryozovaya has a caterpillar just like that -
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Biston_Betularia

This post was edited by okoem - 08/20/2009 22: 39

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22.08.2009 14:21, VSB

Apparently, some kind of maggot. The size is just over 3 cm

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22.08.2009 14:46, Zhuk

Apparently, some kind of maggot. The size is just over 3 cm

sawyer...

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22.08.2009 15:04, Dr. Niko

Apparently, some kind of maggot. The size is just over 3 cm

Birch Cimbex Cimbex femoratus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Hymenoptera: Cimbicidae).
You just shot on the birch tree

This post was edited by Dr. Niko - 08/22/2009 15: 06

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22.08.2009 15:39, TANIA89

Tell me what kind of tracks?
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22.08.2009 21:41, guest: Юлька

Clearly a hawk moth. South of Primorsky Krai, August.

This is an average wine hawk moth,I have 14 of them at home.

23.08.2009 6:39, Vabrus

Clearly a hawk moth. South of Primorsky Krai, August.

This is the Mongolian hawk moth (Rhagastis mongoliana)

Well, you've found it. That was 2 years ago

This post was edited by Vabrus - 08/23/2009 06: 40

23.08.2009 12:24, Dr. Niko

Well, you've found it. That was 2 years ago

So Yulka has as many as 14 of them!!! This is not khukhry-mukhry

23.08.2009 12:53, Dr. Niko

Tell me what kind of tracks?

Tanya tell me what kind of food plants are there, if you know? The first one looks like some kind of polka dots?

24.08.2009 7:53, Динусик

Help me identify the beast. Photographed today in the birch forest of the ROC. Blagoveshchensk, Amur region.

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