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Identification of larvae and pupae

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07.04.2011 19:58, okoem

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

I think it's the larva of a bug...

07.04.2011 22:30, Triplaxxx

Larva of Cantharidae.
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09.04.2011 2:06, Egorus

Maybe someone knows: - this is before who???
Snapshot from today-south of Zaporozh. obl.

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11.04.2011 8:06, phlomis

Milkweed hawkmoth? shuffle.gif
East of Rostov region
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11.04.2011 9:27, okoem

Milkweed hawkmoth? shuffle.gif
East of the Rostov region.

Да.
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11.04.2011 20:23, Lada

Hello!
Please identify the beetle larva, if possible. It lives inside the branches of fruit honeysuckle. Moscow oblast. I assumed it was a barbel (perhaps Oberea pupillata?). There is a version that zlatka.

There are more photos in the album http://www.photoshare.ru/album268835.html

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12.04.2011 11:54, Garricos

Help me identify the caterpillars - I found them a couple of days ago on the southern slopes. Not far from Krasnoyarsk. I am also interested in whether they need to be fed and what they need, or if they are ready to pupate. ( although the process of digestion seems to be going smile.gifwell for them )

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12.04.2011 12:09, okoem

Help me identify the caterpillars - I found them a couple of days ago on the southern slopes. Not far from Krasnoyarsk. I am also interested in whether they need to be fed and what they need, or if they are ready to pupate. ( although the process of digestion seems to be going smile.gifwell for them )

The caterpillars of some dipper. Feed, judging by your photo-what you already feed them-cereals.
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12.04.2011 18:35, Garricos

But in general, you need to feed? And then something they do not do it with a special appetite...

12.04.2011 22:49, okoem

But in general, you need to feed? And then something they do not do it with a special appetite...

While they eat, until they pupate , they need to feed. But how else? "they'll die." And the appetite of different species is different, this in general still does not say anything.
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13.04.2011 3:14, Karat

Help me identify the caterpillars - I found them a couple of days ago on the southern slopes. Not far from Krasnoyarsk. I am also interested in whether they need to be fed and what they need, or if they are ready to pupate. ( although the process of digestion seems to be going smile.gifwell for them )




not all bears can willingly eat cereals.
in my opinion, a universal food for them - plantain, dandelion, some legumes. Everything will be thrown at once, the caterpillar itself will decide what is tastier.
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13.04.2011 22:34, okoem

not all bears can willingly eat cereals.
in my opinion, a universal food for them - plantain, dandelion, some legumes. Everything will be thrown at once, the caterpillar itself will decide what is tastier.

That yes. But if you already eat some "tasteless" plant, then you can feed them-after a while they get used to it. And you can also give more delicious plants, if of course they are there.
I usually feed not what the caterpillar prefers, but the easier it is for me.

14.04.2011 8:29, Karat

That yes. But if you already eat some "tasteless" plant, then you can feed them-after a while they get used to it. And you can also give more delicious plants, if of course they are there.
I usually feed not what the caterpillar prefers, but the easier it is for me.



similarly. I feed them what I have in my garden.
For different bears, it is always sweet clover - and the caterpillars are full, and the fight with weeds is difficult)

17.04.2011 15:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can you tell me if these are Taleporia tubulosa covers? I found it today in Odintsovo district of Moscow region. No other butterflies of this subfamily were found in the region.
Are there pupae or caterpillars now? How should I hang the torn covers so that they are hatched?
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19.04.2011 19:50, Vlad Proklov

Can you tell me if these are Taleporia tubulosa covers? I found it today in Odintsovo district of Moscow region. No other butterflies of this subfamily were found in the region.
Are there pupae or caterpillars now? How should I hang the torn covers so that they are hatched?

Yes, that's them. There is no need to hang them anywhere - just leave them in a box/jar - if they are destined to hatch, they will be released. It is possible that they will still need to be fed: dandelion leaf and bark with algae / lichens - just the thing.
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22.04.2011 8:48, KingSnake

Help identify the larva. April 17, 2011, on the elm stump. Mordovia.

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01.05.2011 8:58, DNN

Is it possible to determine who it is by the pupa?
It was found during digging. About 4 cm MO.
Live, heavy, tail twists, can take on education....? smile.gif
Thank you.

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01.05.2011 14:10, okoem

Is it possible to determine who it is by the pupa?

It looks like a dipper...
Or maybe Phalera bucephala.

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01.05.2011 20:36, Evgenich

DNN
The pupa is too large for Phalera bucephala. I think it's an ocular hawk moth.
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02.05.2011 9:50, DNN

Very similar to a hawk moth! Thanks!

03.05.2011 20:25, Andrey Ponomarev

Maybe someone will identify the caterpillar.Past holidays, M. O. pos.Poplar, on a birch tree by the road through a peat bog, body length about 12 mm.
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03.05.2011 20:32, Sungaya

Maybe someone will identify the caterpillar.Past holidays, M. O. pos.Poplar, on a birch tree by the road through a peat bog, body length about 12 mm.


Euproctis similis
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04.05.2011 8:06, Андрей Безбрежный

Please tell me whose larvae are these? Found in the Trans-Baikal Territory, on humus under a stone, quite a large number.

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05.05.2011 18:59, phlomis

Tsimlyanskiye peski. And the food plant is eaten... weep.gif
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05.05.2011 19:05, Sungaya

  Tsimlyanskiye peski. And the food plant is eaten... weep.gif


Tyria jacobaeae
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05.05.2011 19:09, Kharkovbut

  Tsimlyanskiye peski. And the food plant is eaten... weep.gif
Tyria jacobaeae
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07.05.2011 19:07, barko

please define it. Hungary, May

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09.05.2011 13:43, Sungaya

please define it. Hungary, May



isn't Rhyparia purpurata?
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09.05.2011 14:30, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O. Poplar,May 7, a cluster of caterpillars on a rowan tree.Maybe someone will recognize it.
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09.05.2011 14:46, Sungaya

very similar to Aporia crataegi
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11.05.2011 15:07, Martix

Please tell me, these are not silkworm caterpillars, or are they?
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11.05.2011 15:10, Kharkovbut

Please tell me, these are not silkworm caterpillars, or are they?
Saturnia pyri
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14.05.2011 9:52, Martix

Found on a cherry leaf. Length about 2 cm
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And this one is on a cherry leaf, about 1 cm long
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14.05.2011 11:43, okoem

Found on a cherry leaf. Length about 2 cm

The first one is a firebox, the second one is a leaf wrapper. Most likely so.
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14.05.2011 14:01, Martix

Another one, found on the drain:
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14.05.2011 14:34, Evgenich

Martix
Similar to Erannis defoliaria

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14.05.2011 14:49, okoem

Another one, found on the drain:

Tap the branches of this plum tree well and you will have so many of them attacking... smile.gif
Erannis defoliaria, Evgenich is right.
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14.05.2011 15:37, KingSnake

Can anyone identify my larva? At least to the family. Post # 2070

14.05.2011 23:45, Triplaxxx

This is something from Cleroidea-Cleridae or Malachiidae.
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15.05.2011 10:29, Martix

Tell me whose masonry it is (if possible of course) found under a cabbage leaf, 14.05:
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