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24.10.2010 12:34, Sungaya

Caterpillar-12
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under power lines

the first - ?Orthosia incerta

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24.10.2010 13:53, Egypt

good afternoon,
please help me determine the type of caterpillar. With the children, we want to try to bring it to the state of a pupa.. :-)

found on a chrysanthemum in a bouquet of flowers (there were a variety of flowers and greens too) . Egypt.

thank you in advance.

24.10.2010 17:15, okoem

2 Egypt
This is what the Helicoverpa armigera tracks look like. It probably is.

24.10.2010 19:36, Egypt

thank you very much.. I went to look for information about her...

24.10.2010 20:27, okoem

thank you very much.. I went to look for information about her...

The information is like this-eats anything. For pupation, it is buried in the soil.

25.10.2010 9:05, gumenuk

Take a look at (Caterpillar-12), maybe you can help with the definition ?

25.10.2010 10:11, Guest

user posted image

There is a general similarity, but there are many differences between spodmarennikov - almost black and small yellow dots, which are not present in any of the photos found by the search engine.

http://images.yandex.ua/yandsearch?ed=1&rp...e&text=гусеница Hyles galii&img_url=images51.fotki.com%2Fv1550%2Fphotos%2F3%2F5494

25.10.2010 10:16, Guest

user posted image
There is a general similarity, but there are a lot of differences like Marennikov - almost black and small yellow dots, which are not present on any of the photos found by the search engine.

Take a look here http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/

25.10.2010 10:17, vasiliy-feoktistov

There is also a black one (I come across mostly green ones), but I also got its imago from the black one.
And the pictures? Here's your caterpillar: http://www.lifeisphoto.ru/photo.aspx?id=444327
Do not hesitate (the caterpillar varies greatly).

25.10.2010 10:28, vasiliy-feoktistov

user posted image
There is a general similarity, but there are a lot of differences like Marennikov - almost black and small yellow dots, which are not present on any of the photos found by the search engine.

http://images.yandex.ua/yandsearch?ed=1&rp...e&text=гусеница Hyles galii&img_url=images51.fotki.com%2Fv1550%2Fphotos%2F3%2F5494

Yes, and the request should be made by the Latin name (Hyles galii). Here's what the same Yandex finds for me: http://images.yandex.ru/yandsearch?text=hy...lii&stype=image

25.10.2010 10:28, Guest

Convinced. Thank you. I'll try to feed them and bring them out. I've been doing this for 13 years...

26.10.2010 13:12, gumenuk

Caterpillar-13

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under the power line
I don't even know where to put it: to pyadenitsy or scoops

Look at the same time and tracks-12 - there are two left unidentified

Pictures:
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26.10.2010 16:01, Scolytus

Tell me, please, what are these larvae?
1. Volnyanka
Odessa region, roc. Vilkovo, Danube estuary
picture: P8272512.JPG

2. Pililshchik Kiev Puscha-Voditsa
picture: P9180806.JPG

26.10.2010 16:53, MIV

It seems to have already been displayed on the forum. Sorry, I didn't find it. It was found in the soil without a cocoon when digging on a garden plot in September in the ROC. Krasnoyarsk.
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In the same place. in June.
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Unfortunately, the caterpillar has suffered a misfortune.
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Another one. In the same place, in July. Fortunately, she pupated safely. Obviously, it will winter.
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26.10.2010 18:06, okoem

Caterpillar-13
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under the power line
I don't even know where to put it: to pyadenitsy or scoops
Look at the same time and tracks-12 - there are two left unidentified

So it was already like this. №8, Archiearis parthenias. Is not it so?
#12 - I don't know.

2 MIV
- Similar caterpillars are found in scoops, woodworms, and thinworms.
- Cucullia lucifuga
- ?Abrostola triplasia

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26.10.2010 18:15, gumenuk

[quote=okoem,26.10.2010 19:06]

26.10.2010 20:32, Sungaya

[quote=gumenuk, 26.10.2010 19: 15] So it was already like this. №8, Archiearis parthenias. Is not it so?
#12 - I don't know.
Was. I'm being cautious, I don't trust myself

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If it was there, then it is not Archiearis Archiearis parthenias. Other number of false legs.

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26.10.2010 20:44, okoem

If it was there, then it is not Archiearis Archiearis parthenias. A different number of false legs.

Why different? Both caterpillars have two pairs

26.10.2010 20:47, Sungaya

I put it wrong. Both caterpillars are then not Archiearis parthenias.
The first photo does not show whether there are legs or not, and Archiearis parthenias has three pairs of false legs - like mud-in addition to pushers.

26.10.2010 21:00, Sungaya

Here's the question : can the number of false legs vary at different stages of caterpillar development in the same species?

26.10.2010 22:30, Sungaya

Caterpillar-8
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under power lines

Caterpillar-13
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under the power line
I don't even know where to put it: to pyadenitsy or scoops
Look at the same time and tracks-12 - there are two left unidentified

Found it! And the legs, and the stripes, and the white dots, and even the red spiracles-everything is in place!
This is Epirrita autumnata

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27.10.2010 7:45, gumenuk

Found it! And the legs, and the stripes, and the white dots, and even the red spiracles-everything is in place!
This is Epirrita autumnata

What a long and difficult road to the truth!
Without your help, I would never have been able to correctly identify

27.10.2010 7:53, gumenuk

I would also like to identify this pink one. Due to the unusual color and size (about 4 cm), I took 12 frames. Previously marked in the scoops section.
I've never seen one before.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan

Pictures:
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27.10.2010 18:11, Sungaya

I would also like to identify this pink one. Due to the unusual color and size (about 4 cm), I took 12 frames. Previously marked in the scoops section.
I've never seen one before.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan

still think it's cerastis rubricosa

27.10.2010 18:13, Sungaya

...12 frames. Previously marked in the scoops section..
..

and what does it mean - placed in the scoops section? Where is it?

27.10.2010 18:21, gumenuk

and what does it mean - placed in the scoops section? Where is it?

I have it. My arrays are divided into different categories - otherwise I'll get confused and find nothing: there are already more than 100 thousand images of the animal and plant world

I found a photo of the caterpillar on the Internet - everything matches, except for the color (maybe mine ate something wrong). I will consider it certain. Thank you very much!

This post was edited by gumenuk - 27.10.2010 18: 27

27.10.2010 18:36, gumenuk

Another pink caterpillar. This time from Southern Turkey. Maybe what will happen with the definition?

Pictures:
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27.10.2010 18:58, Sungaya

Vitaly Ivanovich, give us all the available angles.

27.10.2010 19:01, Sungaya

Another pink caterpillar. This time from Southern Turkey. Maybe what will happen with the definition?

and there are no more Moscow suburbs?

27.10.2010 19:09, gumenuk

and there are no more Moscow suburbs?

There are no other angles

Not this year. Later, when I deal with the butterflies (with the help of site users), I will display unidentified ones from my archives, unfortunately, there is enough of this stuff there

This post was edited by gumenuk - 27.10.2010 19: 10

27.10.2010 19:17, Sungaya

We are waiting for the archives with good

About Turkish-pass

27.10.2010 19:35, okoem

I found a photo of the caterpillar on the Internet - everything matches, except for the color (maybe mine ate something wrong).

The color of the caterpillars is scoop, this is just not a reliable sign. Firstly, some species have different color forms of caterpillars, and secondly, before pupation, the caterpillars can change color.

Another pink caterpillar. This time from Southern Turkey. Maybe what will happen with the definition?

IMHO, one of the countless color forms of H. armigera.

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27.10.2010 19:41, gumenuk

We are waiting for the archives with good
About Turkish-pass

There are two unsolved problems in the 12 package-you can torment

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28.10.2010 19:02, Sungaya

In the 12th parcel, two unsolved problems remain - you can suffer

and at 12 and earlier one more span, but nothing happens with them.

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29.10.2010 14:15, gumenuk

Geometrid

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan

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29.10.2010 16:59, Глеб Кавраский

Help please tell me what kind of strange cocoons snymno found today when rozbirali sofa in the workshop. in length somewhere about 2.5 cm and made a cocoon of dust or earth what are these terrible creatures that will hatch or not?

01.11.2010 18:31, VBoris

A former dipter pupa?

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16.11.2010 21:00, trackback

help me, what kind of animal

it's true dead

17.11.2010 5:41, vasiliy-feoktistov

help me, what kind of animal
is this really dead

The larva of a skin-eating beetle of some sort.
About the "deadness": if this is your photo, then you don't have to ask.

17.11.2010 5:42, ball

Help us determine what kind of creature was in our apartment. My wife found it for the first time about six months ago in a cat's basin. Yesterday, the same thing was caught in the kitchen sink. The length is about 2 cm. We're scared

http://i2.fastpic.ru/big/2010/1117/e0/3e4f...24603ebe3e0.jpg
http://i12.fastpic.ru/big/2010/1117/eb/d42...98595ead4eb.jpg

This post was edited by ball - 17.11.2010 07: 38

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