Identification of larvae and pupae

Dark and green caterpillars have faded (amphipyra accidentally zatusovalas) devoured those that are smaller, there are two green and two dark, one of them campaign bit the barrel of amphipyra and it is likely to bend, unfortunately. It seems to me that these are still different color forms of the same type.
Here is such a cannibal:
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The moth also faded, according to the photos from the net, it really looks like Colotois pennaria:
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Help me identify the caterpillar (most likely a dustpan)
Found on aspen (quite a few found, all on aspens)
MO, Odintsovo district, Petelino station.
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Here is such an animal. I got caught in a mixed forest, crawled across the road, and tried to bite a child on contact. Who is it?

I don't know the name of the plant, but I can take a picture of it, thank you

as an option Canephora hirsuta

Hello!

Whose caterpillar is this? On the lilac tree. Now. Where I live.

Whose larvae riddled the bird cherry tree?
And because of the multiple eyes (as seen in the first picture), they resemble caterpillars!
This is the first time I've seen them.
Taken on May 30 in Moscow region, Ramenskiy district.

Similar to the larvae of the shield-nosed Cassidinae

Bagworm - very, very roughly-Psyche crassiorella.
I don't know what to feed you. In general, it is often very problematic to remove bagworms. Some species I can't get out.
Pyadenitsa-defoliaria.

Something similar, but not them. Those who do not crawl in such crowds, and even disguise themselves with excrement.
These are most likely larvae of beetles (possibly leaf beetles), but which ones?

P.S. By the way, did you notice that I identified your geese?

Thanks for the definition, I didn't notice it right away, we sort of sorted them out a week before, but additional confirmation is always useful. By the way, Perigrapha munda, now sort of like Anorthoa munda.
Try to remove the larvae, usually with shield-noses and other leaf-eaters this is not a problem. And I often saw shield-noses crawling in droves and without disguise, although shield-noses are more spiked than yours. Try it, it's very interesting what happens.

By the way, where does the info about which name is newer come from?

  http://www.faunaeur.org/

And how to find out? I speak English, but I don't really understand it

south of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. I was sitting on the dry grass.

Can you tell me, please, what kind of a speck is this?

17.08.2011
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, on the trunk of a birch tree

Please help me with this caterpillar

31.05.2011
MO, Zheleznodorozhny
On a young growth of buckthorn or maybe bird cherry, rather still buckthorn, because within a radius of 50 m, bird cherry was not found, only buckthorn bushes. The caterpillars plucked the buckthorn he offered them from the nearby bushes. Initially, they sat between two leaves, fastened together with a web. They seem to have pupated safely.

Most likely meadowsweet Zygaena filipendulae

Please tell me what kind of caterpillar it is. Ukraine, Zaporozhye, Khortytsia Island. April.

Please help me with this caterpillar

31.05.2011
MO, Zheleznodorozhny
On a young growth of buckthorn or maybe bird cherry, rather still buckthorn, because within a radius of 50 m, bird cherry was not found, only buckthorn bushes. The caterpillars plucked the buckthorn he offered them from the nearby bushes. Initially, they sat between two leaves, fastened together with a web. They seem to have pupated safely.

I found these caterpillars today. Presumably, on raspberries, but there may be another species from the Rubus river.
Place of discovery: Ivanovo region, Pestyakovsky district, P. Sezukh.
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It doesn't look very much like philipendula. At least in Crimea, the philipenduls are not like that.
Ethmia, probably candidella.

Whose pupa? Podskajite plz, On karagan, chalk slopes of Khar., region 19.05.2011. Thanks!