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30.10.2009 17:03, gumenuk

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, only on lilac.

It seems that my caterpillar turned out to be such a pupa

30.10.2009 17:05, Sungaya

Where's the pupa?"

30.10.2009 17:51, okoem

But who could it be? Less than 1 cm. Moscow. 26.10.9. Caught on a tinder box.

Fly larva.

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31.10.2009 7:20, ramzes367

Vladivostok, early September. 6160 and 6162 fell from some tree, and 6182 and 6219 were sitting on a balsam tree.

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picture: IMG_6162.jpg

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31.10.2009 12:22, gumenuk

Where's the pupa?"

And the pupa in the photo Kit, under which my entry is

This post was edited by gumenuk - 31.10.2009 12: 23

31.10.2009 12:53, okoem

And the pupa in the photo Kit, under which my entry is

I also don't see any pupa in the photo kut....

31.10.2009 13:20, gumenuk

I don't see any pupae in the kut photo either....

I'm sorry, I didn't consider it. It's not a pupa, but the larva of some fly (I think).

Well, can my caterpillar be identified?

31.10.2009 13:33, Victor Titov

But who could it be? Less than 1 cm. Moscow. 26.10.9. Caught on a tinder box.

Fly larva.

In my opinion, not just flies, but some kind of sirphids (Syrphidae).

31.10.2009 13:34, okoem

Well, can my caterpillar be identified?

I would love to know what it is. But scoops/moths are generally difficult to identify, many species are very, very similar. And I also don't know the fauna of the Moscow region.
If you have time, try to check out the thumbnails on lepiforum, maybe something similar will be found...
Lepiforum-scoops
Lepiforum-pyadenitsy

This post was edited by okoem - 10/31/2009 13: 35

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31.10.2009 17:22, TEMPUS

Vladivostok, early September. 6160 and 6162 fell from some tree, and 6182 and 6219 were sitting on a balsam tree.

1,2-Deilephila elpenor
3.4-very similar to the caterpillar and pupa of Papilio maackii.

This post was edited by TEMPUS - 10/31/2009 17: 23

31.10.2009 22:51, Юннат

Help identify the larva!
Medvedka? It seems that they do not have larvae... Well, or they are more similar to adults.
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31.10.2009 23:02, Fornax13

The cicada is a songbird. Her disguise or skin.

31.10.2009 23:05, Юннат

the skin! Thanks!

01.11.2009 20:21, bials

Moth, 3.5 cm.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under the power line.

Smoky ash moth (Hypomecis punctinalis Scop.)
Vitaly Ivanovich, my copies are in http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=1254

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02.11.2009 18:15, gumenuk

Probably this one can be determined, given the characteristic appearance.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, September 18, body length about 2.5 cm.

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02.11.2009 23:45, bials

Probably this one can be determined, given the characteristic appearance.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, September 18, body length about 2.5 cm.

In my opinion, this Sagittarius is brown-gray (Acronicta auricoma Den. & Schiff.)

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03.11.2009 9:29, gumenuk

1. Caterpillar. ?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, body length about 2.5 cm.
Date of recording in the file name.

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03.11.2009 9:47, Ilia Ustiantcev

I don't know this one. but the pre-future, rather, Acronicta strigosa.

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03.11.2009 15:32, okoem

1. Caterpillar. ?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, body length about 2.5 cm.
Date of recording in the file name.

Similar to Clostera curtula.

The second caterpillar does not look like either auricoma or strigosa, in my opinion.

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03.11.2009 16:01, gumenuk

Similar to Clostera curtula.

I looked at the pictures and it seems to me that in the picture (judging by the yellow picture) Clostera pigra (Hufnagel, 1766). For the hint-thank you very much.

03.11.2009 16:20, gumenuk

Caterpillar approximately 10-12 mm, developed inside the seed pod of daikon (radish)

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03.11.2009 18:39, bials

Similar to Clostera curtula.

The second caterpillar does not look like either auricoma or strigosa, in my opinion.

Where's the second caterpillar?"

03.11.2009 19:28, Evgenich

Caterpillar approximately 10-12 mm, developed inside the seed pod of daikon (radish)

It may be Pieris brassicae (Linnaeus, 1758).

03.11.2009 20:41, gumenuk

It may be Pieris brassicae (Linnaeus, 1758).

Hardly. Does Pieris brassicae develop inside seeds?

03.11.2009 20:51, Александрс

Tell me on larvae (caterpillars including) All Kharkiv region. from May to August. If necessary, you can specify the dates. Thanks!

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03.11.2009 22:34, okoem

Where's the second caterpillar?"

see URL 1384

Caterpillar approximately 10-12 mm, developed inside the seed pod of daikon (radish)

Apparently some kind of leaf wrapper. Or there may be a fire pit.

Tell me on larvae (caterpillars including) All Kharkiv region. from May to August. If necessary, you can specify the dates. Thanks!

007 - a dead body... the work of parasitoids.
002-probably Pseudoips prasinana.

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04.11.2009 16:29, gumenuk

Whose is it?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, June, on the nettle

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04.11.2009 16:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

In my opinion, the usual urticaria.

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04.11.2009 16:56, gumenuk

And this one ?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan

Pictures:
picture: 03.09.2009___DSC04247.jpg

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04.11.2009 21:31, bials

see URL 1384

okoem, why do you think this caterpillar doesn't look like auricoma? In my opinion, a typical auricoma. Just still young. I've seen a lot of them. At the last stage, they usually lose orange spots on the body, leaving only orange warts with tufts of hair.
It doesn't exactly look like strigosa.

04.11.2009 21:37, bials

Humenyuk Vitaly Ivanovich
compare your caterpillar URL 1384 and your same caterpillar in http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=10425
Any doubts?

This post was edited by bials - 04.11.2009 21: 39

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04.11.2009 22:00, okoem

okoem, why do you think this caterpillar doesn't look like auricoma?

Compared it to a photo on my favorite site www.ukleps.org Looks like you're right
http://www.ukleps.org/Noctuids/2287s.jpg

04.11.2009 22:40, gumenuk

Humenyuk Vitaly Ivanovich
compare your caterpillar URL 1384 and your same caterpillar in http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=10425
Any doubts?

There is no doubt about it, I have already thrown it into my archive as Acronicta auricoma-a brownish-gray Strelchatka.
And as for macroid, I haven't looked there

for a long time

06.11.2009 16:58, Динусик

Please help me identify the caterpillar. I think it's one of the Archers.
End of August, Blagoveshchensk district

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06.11.2009 17:46, okoem

Please help me identify the caterpillar. I think it's one of the Archers.
End of August, Blagoveshchensk district

Acronicta rumicis or something similar.

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07.11.2009 9:59, gumenuk

Maybe who knows what kind of moth will come out of this caterpillar?
MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date of shooting in the name of ayla.

Pictures:
picture: 05.08.2009__DSC00638.jpg

05.08.2009__DSC00638.jpg — (145.44к)

07.11.2009 23:38, bials

Again, the smoky ash moth (Hypomecis punctinalis Scop.)
Vitaly Ivanovich, remember in URL 1386 I advised you to look at my copies in http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=1254
You probably haven't looked yet.

This post was edited by bials - 07.11.2009 23: 40

07.11.2009 23:42, bials

There is no doubt about it, I have already thrown it into my archive as Acronicta auricoma-a brownish-gray Strelchatka.
And as for macroid, I haven't looked there in a long time

And in vain.

08.11.2009 0:16, Андреас

- Please tell me the name of this hawk moth. "I don't have any literature on hand right now."
Sincerely, Andreas.

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08.11.2009 0:30, bober

Hyles euphorbiae euphorbiae

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