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08.08.2010 20:19, okoem

I don't know the name of the plant . I didn't put the leaves in the jar, because the caterpillar was apparently beginning to pupate (I rolled up the leaf a little with a spider web) . I searched for the determinant, most likely it is burdock, than to feed?

- Feed the same plant, "the name of which I do not know".
"She glued the leaves together with mulberry because she lives among the glued leaves.
For future reference, don't take the leaves away from the caterpillars, no matter what they do with them!

13.08.2010 12:40, Matiza

Please tell me the name of the future butterfly.
The photo was taken in the Leningrad region, crawling apparently just in the grass.
user posted image

13.08.2010 14:31, AdmiralKo

Drevotochets odorous

16.08.2010 21:22, Вишняков Алексей

Help me determine it. Nesvizh, Belarus, end of July.

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16.08.2010 21:44, okoem

Help me determine it. Nesvizh, Belarus, end of July.

Acronicta aceris

17.08.2010 9:02, Бабистр

Good morning! I ask for help in determining. July 25, border of the Moscow and Vladimir regions

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17.08.2010 9:30, okoem

Good morning! I ask for help in determining. July 25, border of the Moscow and Vladimir regions

It looks like an unpaired silkworm. Output it.

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17.08.2010 12:39, Arikain

Look at the caterpillar, near the water, on a willow tree, pupated, wove a cover of sawdust.
picture: _____2010_340.jpg

Karelia

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17.08.2010 12:56, vasiliy-feoktistov

Look at the caterpillar, near the water, on a willow tree, pupated, wove a cover of sawdust.
Karelia

Isn't this some kind of sawfly?

17.08.2010 13:07, Arikain

Isn't this some kind of sawfly?

No, a caterpillar. It's big. There are no" eyes " like sawflies on the head, the body is clearly segmented.

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17.08.2010 14:09, Admiral

Arikain
Permanent Member
Karelia

today, 13: 39 URL #1819

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Look at the caterpillar, near the water, on a willow tree, pupated, wove a cover of sawdust.
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If the caterpillar is more than 4 cm, then it is a scoop Orthosia sp.

17.08.2010 14:19, svm2

Look at the caterpillar, near the water, on a willow tree, pupated, wove a cover of sawdust.

Similar to Xylena vetusta

17.08.2010 14:22, svm2

I think it's here.
http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=4657

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17.08.2010 15:33, Arikain

I think it's here.
http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=4657

Thank you, this is definitely her, I already have a butterfly like this, although I thought it was another caterpillar, since there were many different pupae in the jar. The second one was eaten by parasites

I apologize for being confused, the last photo may not be her case, but a Birch sawfly, but she had almost the same one, I just noticed that the light green outline of the sawfly's body can be seen through it

Then I'll post it, I'm not sure about it either, I think that Cimbex femorata :

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Perhaps it will help in determining that he uses a liquid as protection, which is sprayed from the glands on the sides of the body, there is a smell of birch. Perhaps this is what other sawflies do. I'll be more careful, it hit me right in the face.

17.08.2010 15:44, vasiliy-feoktistov

In my opinion, you did not make a mistake in the definition.

22.08.2010 10:22, Бабистр

Good morning! Help me identify the tracks!

1. Ran on the road 16.08 2010, Mytishchi
2. Also ran on the road 19.08.2010, Istra district
3. On phlox 19.08.2010, Istra district
4. Very small on sorrel 18.08.2010, Istra district

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23.08.2010 11:19, Arikain

Oh, my penultimate case, only on tomatoes was, tomato leaves eats:
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Karelia

23.08.2010 18:08, ButterflyGirl

Tell me, whose caterpillar is this? May, Ukraine.

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25.08.2010 12:39, SergeyB

Please tell me whose caterpillar is this? very urgent!!! = ) thank you in advance! Moscow region, Dmitrov district. on the road.
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This post was edited by SergeyB - 25.08.2010 12: 57

25.08.2010 13:03, okoem

Please tell me whose caterpillar is this? very urgent!!! = ) thank you in advance! Moscow region, Dmitrov district. on the road.

Macrothylacia rubi. I've been here a hundred times.

25.08.2010 13:21, SergeyB

Macrothylacia rubi. I've been here a hundred times.

Thank you very much! leafed through the theme,but so many similar things and could not decide)))

26.08.2010 19:19, Vis

help identify the caterpillars all caught in Kiev, Pechersk district, field near the military hospital. the first is 1 cm long, the second is 4 cm long, and the third is 5 cm long.

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02.09.2010 16:27, bials

Question to experts

Are there any clear signs that can distinguish between the Notodonta torva caterpillar and the Notodonta ziczac caterpillar from the photo?

02.09.2010 16:41, svm2

http://www.kolumbus.fi/silvonen/lnel/n/nottorva.htm
http://www.kolumbus.fi/silvonen/lnel/n/notzicza.htm

02.09.2010 17:11, bials

http://www.kolumbus.fi/silvonen/lnel/n/nottorva.htm
http://www.kolumbus.fi/silvonen/lnel/n/notzicza.htm

So what? I have seen many photos of both caterpillars (near the pile itself). But Notodonta ziczac is very variable in color.
If there are clear differences, then describe them in words, and not with links to photos that I have seen more than once.

06.09.2010 15:54, Динусик

Please help me identify slugs. Taken yesterday in the vicinity of Blagoveshchensk. They fed on bird cherry and oak trees.

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06.09.2010 17:07, Vlad Proklov

Please help me identify slugs. Taken yesterday in the vicinity of Blagoveshchensk. They fed on bird cherry and oak trees.

1 - Austrapoda dentata
2 - Parasa hilarula
3-Parasa consocia - a new species for the Amur region!

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08.09.2010 13:33, Динусик

Please tell me whose larva is this? Photographed today in Blagoveshchensk. I apologize for the quality of the photo, I got a very fast model

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08.09.2010 14:00, Vlad Proklov

Please tell me whose larva is this? Photographed today in Blagoveshchensk. I apologize for the quality of the photo, I got a very fast model

Goldeneye.

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10.09.2010 18:35, Andrey Ponomarev

Hello everyone.This caterpillar was crawling along a forest road, apparently to pupate, surrounding peat bogs.M. O. pos Poplar.09.09.2010

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10.09.2010 19:09, Evgenich

Gennadich
Very similar to the brown bear-Phragmatobia fuliginosa (Linnaeus, 1758)

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10.09.2010 20:11, Transilvania

It seems to be some kind of nymphalid and scoop. Help me identify it.

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Moscow region, June, tavolga.

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August. Krasnodarskiy kray. A field of sunflowers and some small grass.

10.09.2010 20:32, Kharkovbut

Moscow region, June, tavolga.

Brenthis ino

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10.09.2010 20:59, okoem

August. Krasnodarskiy kray. A field of sunflowers and some small grass.

Cotton dustpan H. armigera

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13.09.2010 19:43, Бабистр

Good evening! This caterpillar was found this weekend on mint. Istra district. Tell me, what kind of view?

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13.09.2010 21:54, Sungaya

Good evening! This caterpillar was found this weekend on mint. Istra district. Tell me, what kind of view?

The larva of some sawfly

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15.09.2010 12:27, Scolytus

Please help me identify (all from the ocd. Vilkovo, Odessa region, 06-09. 2010):
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Saturnia pyri?
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Orgya?

Sea buckthorn hawkmoth?

15.09.2010 14:40, vasiliy-feoktistov

1) Yes
2) Orgyia recens (Hubner, 1819)
3) Yes, it's a hike: Hyles hippophaes (Esper, 1789)

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 15.09.2010 15: 09

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15.09.2010 15:16, Sungaya

2 - according to my antiqua
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

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15.09.2010 15:17, vasiliy-feoktistov

2 - according to my antiqua
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

Maybe (just the color of the brushes confused). Is it then antiqua?

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 15.09.2010 15: 22

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