Identification of larvae and pupae

smax

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Dear lepidopterologists, help us identify the creature.
Primorsky Krai, Lazovsky district, okr. Lazo, on the Mongolian oak, July 21, 2010.
The length is about 5.5 cm
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This is the caterpillar of the crested bird Ptilodon capucina L.,
or a similar species of the genus Ptilodon

smax

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Dear lepidopterologists, help us identify the creature.
Primorsky Krai, Lazovsky district, okr. Lazo, on the Mongolian oak, July 21, 2010.
The length is about 5.5 cm
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This is the caterpillar of the crested bird Ptilodon capucina L.,
or a similar species of the genus Ptilodon

Dear lepidopterologists, help us identify the creature.
Primorsky Krai, Lazovsky district, okr. Lazo, on the Mongolian oak, July 21, 2010.
The length is about 5.5 cm.

Dear sirs!
I really ask for help with the definition of gus, unfortunately, without a photo (about four years ago it was, the photo was not saved). I've never seen anything like it again, although I've looked through the tracks of all the volnyankas on the Internet. leps.it and not only that.
It was found on an American maple leaf in the Ivanovo region. Appearance: uniform rather thick yellow hair, 3 pairs of bright red tassels on the back of the neck. The head is black, marked with a white letter "L".
It was 5 cm long before pupation. I have shed 2 times, in color without changing.
As a pupa, he traveled fifteen hundred kilometers and at the end of his journey tragically died because of my fault. =((
I would appreciate any suggestions.

And look at the caterpillars of Arctornis l-nigrum in Google, suddenly the memories will come back with a new force? This species is also characterized by a peculiar bouncing of caterpillars, which are alarmed by something.

and well how was the species hitherto unknown to science

Great find. This is the caterpillar of the peacock-eyed rodinia.It will form a gorgeous green cocoon on a long stalk and hatch as a butterfly at the end of September. Rhodinia fugax sp. diana

This is very, very unlikely.
Here this not her, by any chance?"

This is a caterpillar of the 5th molt of Saturnia minor-Saturnia pavonia, (Linnaeus, 1758).
Food plants: blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, rose, willow and blackthorn with heather.
Good luck!

And what is the best way to keep it?

Please help me identify the caterpillar. Photographed in late July in the Minsk region. It is said to have been about 6 centimeters long. Nothing was found out about the forage plant. It looks like some kind of crested bird, but I didn't find anything with this color.

please help me identify the tracks !!!The caterpillar in the first photo has been rushing around the jar for the second day already. In the second photo, the caterpillar sits motionless. And on the third - all day (almost) eats Melissa (-:

Mdaaaaa........ Especially the third one........ Now I'll post the normal ones :
And also: can you please define more precisely !