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Identification of larvae and pupae

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01.06.2010 1:22, okoem

Hello! Please help me identify the caterpillars.
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Aglais urticae
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01.06.2010 8:18, Tigran Oganesov

Hello! Please help me identify the caterpillars. Taken at the end of May 2010 in the Moscow region (Kashirsky district)

1 - Euthrix potatoria
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01.06.2010 17:16, Sungaya

and 2-Euroctis similis
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02.06.2010 2:29, Transilvania

I am tormented by the question, what kind of beauty did I meet today in the aspen tree near Moscow?
Thank you.

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02.06.2010 9:54, Ilia Ustiantcev

This is the Leucoma salicis worm.
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02.06.2010 21:24, VSB

They looked like ordinary eggs, but their faces were already visible on the computer. Who knows these maggots?

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03.06.2010 0:46, Tigran Oganesov

They looked like ordinary eggs, but their faces were already visible on the computer. Who knows these maggots?

small beetles, that's for sure, but before the view...
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03.06.2010 10:29, PG18

It looks like familiar caterpillars, but I can't remember, I can't find them. Cocoonworms?
Kazakhstan, May. The first one is from the Moyinkum sands, the second one is from the Aktolagay plateau.

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03.06.2010 21:29, Ilia Ustiantcev

Two caterpillars from the Serebryanno-Prudsky district of the Moscow region are Zygaena flipendulae and Lycia hirtaria?
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05.06.2010 12:23, VSB

A larva that looks like the larva of a beetle, a leaf beetle, or some kind of cow. Maybe someone knows for sure?
Taken in Chelyabinsk on 3.05.2010

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05.06.2010 23:48, Victor Titov

They looked like ordinary eggs, but their faces were already visible on the computer. Who knows these maggots?

Some bug from the family Pentatomidae.

06.06.2010 0:00, Victor Titov

A larva that looks like the larva of a beetle, a leaf beetle, or some kind of cow. Maybe someone knows for sure?
Taken in Chelyabinsk on 3.05.2010

Larva of the poplar leaf beetle-Melasoma populi.
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06.06.2010 12:40, Андреас

Hello. Please tell me , is this some kind of cocoonworm, such a large caterpillar? I shot it last year on Mount Bull, I think in July.

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06.06.2010 15:26, lynx

Please help with the definition.
Location: Dmitrov district of Moscow region.
Length 5 cm.

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06.06.2010 15:47, Konung

Please help with the definition.
Location: Dmitrov district of Moscow region.
Length 5 cm.

grass cocoonworm - Euthrix potatoria
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06.06.2010 16:17, Evgenich

Andreas
Lasiocampa (Lasiocampa) quercus
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06.06.2010 23:03, Stavropolec

Can you tell me whose caterpillar and what to feed???

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06.06.2010 23:42, Victor Titov

Can you tell me whose caterpillar and what to feed???

Duck, it seems to be Arctia caja-a typical polyphage, on what only does not feed-and on raspberries, and on willows (shrubby), and on many other herbaceous and shrubby plants. Remember what you found, or offer her a choice of several "dishes".

07.06.2010 18:09, elvir

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lily of the valley plant

07.06.2010 18:39, Андреас

Unpaired silkworm (Lat. Lymantria dispar)
- Lily of the Valley to this, though a polyphage-not in the teeth. - Just HIT.

07.06.2010 19:01, akulich-sibiria

tell me at least up to the family to which this instance belongs. Presumably on an introduced Tatar maple.
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07.06.2010 23:44, okoem

tell me at least up to the family to which this instance belongs. Presumably on an introduced Tatar maple.

A dustpan. I've seen it in atlases, but I don't remember the look.
Lepiforum to help wink.gif
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09.06.2010 17:46, Andrey Ponomarev

Tell me on the caterpillar moth, quite impressive size of about 5-5, 5 cm.Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district, bank of the Oka River, on a willow bush.

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12.06.2010 12:23, Vlad Proklov

Help me, good people, yesterday I found a caterpillar of the hood (?) on Valerian (!) - took to grow, but today it turned out that she is not a tenant frown.gif
On Valerian, however, she could crawl to die at least from Chernobyl...

Maybe you can at least identify it for the point?

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12.06.2010 12:31, Zhuk

Help me, good people, yesterday I found a caterpillar of the hood (?) on Valerian (!) - took to grow, but today it turned out that she is not a tenant frown.gif
On Valerian, however, she could crawl to die at least from Chernobyl...

Maybe you can at least identify it for the point?

Calophasia lunula
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12.06.2010 12:36, Vlad Proklov

Calophasia lunula

Thank you, Tol!
Flaxseed grew there, though not quite in the neighborhood.
The caterpillar, by the way, is quite large: four centimeters.

12.06.2010 12:48, Zhuk

Thank you, Tol!
Flaxseed grew there, though not quite in the neighborhood.
The caterpillar, by the way, is quite large: about four centimeters.

Yes, they have large caterpillars. Mow down flax seeds, you'll get a lot wink.gif

12.06.2010 13:35, Zhuk

Hooray, did you figure out the list of options
Two caterpillars from the Serebryanno-Prudsky district of the Moscow region are Zygaena flipendulae and Lycia hirtaria?

2 Lycia pomonaria

Tell me on the caterpillar moth, quite impressive size of about 5-5, 5 cm.Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district, bank of the Oka River, on a willow bush.

Lycia hirtaria
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14.06.2010 20:04, guest: Гусеница

Help me identify the caterpillar please, my mother caught it and wants to grow a butterfly smile.gifout of it, but it doesn't eat anything, so I was asked to find what to feed it and what kind of species it is. Thank you in advance and sorry for the poor image quality user posted image

14.06.2010 20:22, okoem

Help me identify the caterpillar please, my mother caught it and wants to grow a butterfly smile.gifout of it, but it doesn't eat anything, so I was asked to find what to feed it and what kind of species it is.

This is not a caterpillar, but a sawfly larva (this is an insect, such as a wasp). Feed the plant on which it was found.

14.06.2010 20:25, Vlad Proklov

This one is probably a birch tree.

14.06.2010 20:58, guest: Гусеница

Thank you all so much for your help

15.06.2010 17:40, Admiral_KV

[Amphipyra piramidae L.] - caterpillar of the pyramidal scoop pictured by akulich-sibiria

15.06.2010 18:44, ButterflyGirl

Please tell me the name. May, Ukraine.

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19.06.2010 8:29, VSB

A couple of larvae from Chelyabinsk. Taken on June 15, 2010 The first one evokes some memories of the birch Cymbex, and the second one looks like the larva of some leafhopper. I would be grateful if someone could say something more specific.

This post was edited by VSB-19.06.2010 13: 24

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19.06.2010 12:55, Andrey Ponomarev

Can someone thread tell me whose caterpillar it is, size somewhere 22-25mm. M.O. Orekhovo-zuyevsky district, 14.06.2010

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20.06.2010 16:36, Sungaya

Can someone thread tell me whose caterpillar it is, size somewhere 22-25mm. M.O. Orekhovo-zuyevsky district, 14.06.2010

it seems to be a young Phragmatobia fuliginosa
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23.06.2010 17:39, Andrey Ponomarev

What kind of animal , a butterfly caterpillar or not ? Crawling along the forest road .

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23.06.2010 19:11, okoem

What kind of animal , a butterfly caterpillar or not ? Crawling along the forest road .

Canephora hirsuta apparently.
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23.06.2010 22:56, Admiral

(Gennadich @ 23.06.2010 17:39)
What kind of animal, butterfly caterpillar or not ? Crawling along the forest road .

The fact that it is a caterpillar of the bagworm Canephora hirsuta is very likely.
True, the building material for the cover is not typical for this type of psychid.
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