Identification of larvae and pupae

Blue (light blue) horn of the ocular hawk moth, the main difference of the linden moth is a yellow spot under the horn, which has a blue top and a yellow bottom.

confuses painfully light color of this caterpillar, rumitsis I met a darker one with reddish spots

Please tell me the names of the species

Tell me the name of this caterpillar. The forage plant is unclear. But it is found on a dry dead tree in a swampy sphagnum pine forest (blueberries, lingonberries, rare sedges, cereals, from trees still single birches, firs).

Help me determine...
Kharkiv region, Izyum na melakh, 24.08.2009.

Help me determine...
Kharkiv region, Izyum na melakh, 24.08.2009.

1. the plant is probably Echium vulgare

1. the plant is probably Echium vulgare
2. http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/view....d=14020&lang=kr similar? Oxicesta geographica lives on milkweed

  Echium-you can see Echium, but is it vulgare? IMHO, it doesn't look like... (although I'm not really into botany... )

to barry: everything was confirmed, you shouldn't have doubted it.

Can you tell me whose caterpillar it is on Montbrezia?
September 2009, Voskresensky district, Moscow region.

And for the definition of plants, there is a separate topic.

 
So this isn't a plant, this is food!
PS. Based on the Ukrainian Plant Identifier, there are no other Echiums with this color (blue) of the corolla. The plant is already in fruit. That's why the shape is different.

So this isn't a plant, this is food!
PS. Based on the Ukrainian Plant Identifier, there are no other Echiums with this color (blue) of the corolla. The plant is already in fruit. That's why the shape is different.

So why are the leaves so small? It's probably some new species unknown to the fauna of Ukraine. There are all sorts of rare butterflies and exotic bedbugs on the chalk. It also looks like plants are specific...
Krupnolistovoy we often come across - this is different.

Help plz determine what kind of animal it is?
Taken in Kharkiv, 06.09.09.

Look, I wasn't sure if it was Mimas Tilie, was it? Unfortunately, I can't say anything about the reverse side of the horn - the goose has already pupated in the ground.

Can you tell me which butterfly this chrysalis belongs to?

Can you tell me if this is Cucullia argentea?
Filmed today in the Blagoveshchensk ROC.

Externally similar, but there are still very similar caterpillars in other cuckoos. Here, to begin with, we would like to take a look at the list of TWO cuckoos, and discard the species whose caterpillars are fundamentally different. With the rest - to deal with addiction.

Can you tell me if this is Cucullia argentea?
Filmed today in the Blagoveshchensk ROC.

Help identify the caterpillar! We need to find out what she eats

Macrothylacia rubi (Linnaeus, 1758)

Whether it's late or not, I don't know, but I saw Deilephila elpenor two weeks ago, I looked for it a week ago - I didn't see it, and I didn't see it this weekend.