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10.01.2011 21:20, Zelotes

Hello!
Please tell me what species these caterpillars belong to. Mid-late May, Ryazan region.
Type 1 (mature pine).
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Type 2. (mixed) forest).
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View 3 (swampy burnt birch forest).
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Thank you very much!

This post was edited by Zelotes - 10.01.2011 21: 22

11.01.2011 17:07, amara

A pair of these caterpillars fell out of the cracks of a barn yesterday (January 10) and crawled through the snow (160 km west of Moscow). Previously, I only noticed it during the thaw at the end of February. probably the most popular and common type but I don't know it confused.gif

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11.01.2011 17:24, Ilia Ustiantcev

This Euthrix potatoria is not the last age.
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11.01.2011 17:52, amara

This Euthrix potatoria is not the last age.


Thank you very much. Interestingly, I didn't seem to notice the butterflies themselves (I just looked online) in the summer, but the caterpillars are very plentiful (at least a dozen from a country house) fall out during thaws. And yesterday it was the only insect that came to life, in addition to the winter mosquito (I also saw it).

11.01.2011 18:35, Ilia Ustiantcev

It is necessary to catch the light in July. The most lame cocoonworm, always flying in droves, you see that some healthy shit is flying at the lamp - and this is it, the infection.

11.01.2011 18:36, Sungaya

Hello!
Please tell me what species these caterpillars belong to. Mid-late May, Ryazan region..
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Thank you very much!

2-Lasiocampa quercus, 1-like ID

15.01.2011 16:29, Zelotes

Sungaya, thank you so much! However, it seems to be one species. No thoughts on the third one? They may not have acquired the final color yet.

15.01.2011 21:24, Grigory Grigoryev

Sungaya, thank you so much! However, it seems to be one species. No thoughts on the third one? They may not have acquired the final color yet.


In the last photo they look like young cocoonworms Eriogaster lanestris

15.01.2011 21:48, Dantist

In the last photo they look like young cocoonworms Eriogaster lanestris

Yes this is a nest with Eriogaster lanestris

15.01.2011 23:45, Zelotes

Thank you very much! Often they do not write why they are asked to determine; but this data will be used for forestry in the region, and forest pathologists need it.

24.01.2011 11:59, gumenuk

Can someone tell me what kind of hawk moth caterpillars I shot?
The first one was shot on the Black Sea coast (Arkhipo-Osipovka)
The second one in the Moscow region is the date of shooting in the file name.

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24.01.2011 13:21, okoem

Can someone tell me what kind of hawk moth caterpillars I shot?
The first one was shot on the Black Sea coast (Arkhipo-Osipovka)
The second one in the Moscow region is the date of shooting in the file name.

The first one is Agrius convolvuli.
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24.01.2011 14:29, Evgenich

The second one is Hemaris tityus
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28.01.2011 9:04, Андрей38

Help identify the eggs. Found on Lake Baikal in August. The insect must be a beauty with such eggs.

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04.02.2011 18:08, bials

Help identify a young caterpillar (presumably a cocoonworm)
Taken in Moscow region. Odintsovo district. Petelino. May 18, 2010
1a. image: Trichiura_crataegi_01.2.jpg
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22.02.2011 18:05, Arikain

Help identify the larva, presumably of the skin-eating beetle Attagenus smirnovi. Karelia, today.
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23.02.2011 16:17, phlomis

Who is it? And what about them? confused.gif There were about 4 of them.
Turkey, Tekirova, 04.2005
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23.02.2011 16:39, Pirx

can you start with this?
near the river under the stone in March (Kiev)


Tipulidae

23.02.2011 16:40, Pirx

Who is it? And what about them? confused.gif There were about 4 of them.
Turkey, Tekirova, 04.2005


http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D0%BE%...%8F%D0%B4%D1%8B
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23.02.2011 17:09, Kallima

Tell me, what kind of caterpillar? 10. 07.2010Г. South of Kharkiv region, Lozovaya.

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28.02.2011 19:08, Александр57

Hello. Who is this, butterfly? It is found in the forest on the trunk of a birch tree. Length 14 mm.
I apologize for the low information content of the image. Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region. August

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28.02.2011 20:45, okoem

Hello. Who is this, butterfly?

It looks like a finger-fly caterpillar.

2 Kallima
Scoop, but what kind of view? confused.gif

28.02.2011 21:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

The scoop is most likely Cucullia umbratica.
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28.02.2011 22:11, okoem

The scoop is most likely Cucullia umbratica.

Oh, yes, apparently she is!
Cucullia umbratica

10.03.2011 17:51, Martix

Please help me identify the larva:
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Found under the bark of dry logs of white mulberry, the size is different, but up to 4 cm. Ukraine, Zaporizhia region

12.03.2011 13:37, VSB

In August 2010, I shot this kind of masonry on a birch tree in Chelyabinsk. It looks like a bedbug. It would be interesting to know whose. And 13 more testicles of the same type and one of the other(green), does anyone know what it is?

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12.03.2011 14:54, Victor Titov

Please help me identify the larva:
Found under the bark of dry logs of white mulberry, the size is different, but up to 4 cm. Ukraine, Zaporizhia region.

It is clear that these are larvae of barbel beetles (Cerambycidae). And before the view-I personally am weak. It would be possible to try to output - I even wonder who will get wink.gif

12.03.2011 21:38, Martix

It is clear that these are larvae of barbel beetles (Cerambycidae). And before the view-I personally am weak. It would be possible to try to withdraw - I even wonder who will succeed wink.gif


You can try it, but what should I do with the larva now? Put it in the heat together with the log?

16.03.2011 11:12, amara

It looks like this is the second type of butterfly wintering at the caterpillar stage in my dacha and falling out from under the roof of the house and barn during the thaw.
About 4 cm. Smolny region, Gagarinsky district. !March, 3rd.
Please tell me what kind of view it is.

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16.03.2011 15:41, Corax

picture: 7584.jpgPlease help me identify the caterpillar.
Found in early August in the north of the Karelian Isthmus. Crawling along the dirt road. Very large - about 9 cm in length!

16.03.2011 17:36, Evgenich

About 4 cm. Smolny region, Gagarinsky district. !March, 3rd.
Please tell me what kind of view it is.


It looks like a brown bear - Phragmatobia fuliginosa
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16.03.2011 17:39, Evgenich

04.04.2011 14:31, Mantispid

Is it possible to determine whose larva I got today (4.04.11)?
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=108762
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=Att...=post&id=108763

04.04.2011 16:19, DIMac

similar larva of Malachius sp. (Malachidae)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25258027@N02/2994991254/

Cleridae larvae still have a similar appearance, but they are more slender

Nikitsky N. B. (Insect predators of bark beetles and their ecology, 1980) cites two genera from the Malachidae - Anthocomus and Dasytes. plus, in green, there is an indication of the subcortical lifestyle of larvae for several more genera. I didn't find any more recent literature
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05.04.2011 20:12, AGG

What is it? Tambov region, June 6, mixed forest, raspberries / blackberries
5-6 cm
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05.04.2011 20:27, Evgenich

AGG
Scooper-Amphipyra pyramidea (Linnaeus, 1758)
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05.04.2011 20:30, Zhuk

What is it? Tambov region, June 6, mixed forest, raspberries / blackberries
5-6 cm

Amphipyra, pyramidea or berbera
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06.04.2011 21:51, AGG

unfortunately berbera has not yet found

06.04.2011 22:23, Evgenich

unfortunately I haven't found berbera yet

Take a look here:
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/MellicAthal.htm
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07.04.2011 19:29, Arikain

Help me identify the caterpillar. Found today, in Karelia:
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