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27.06.2011 19:00, AnSaz

Perm Region, the caterpillar is about 4 cm. Is it possible to determine what kind of view? Something made of mother-of-pearl? There is a lot of flying evfrosin, ataliy and shashechnits.
I shot such caterpillars in mid-June on a dog violet, and only on it and only at dusk, after sunset. I never saw it during the day, although I was looking for it.
The other day I found a caterpillar preparing for pupation. The first picture was taken in the evening, the other two the next morning. Thank you in advance!

This post was edited by AnSaz - 27.06.2011 20: 24

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29.06.2011 15:19, KingSnake

Can I find out the type of future caterpillar?

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29.06.2011 18:20, AnSaz

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01.07.2011 14:15, angelo

Two harpies from last weekend, Moscow region.

1. On a birch tree, very small. I apologize for the quality of the photo, the macro lens said: Err 99, so I had to get sophisticated with the video camera.

Furcula furcula?

picture: _________.jpg

2. On the willow tree. Why is she so unwell?

Cerura vinula?

picture: ________.jpg

02.07.2011 20:14, bials

Two harpies from last weekend, Moscow region.

1. On a birch tree, very small. I apologize for the quality of the photo, the macro lens said: Err 99, so I had to get sophisticated with the video camera.

Furcula furcula?

picture: _________.jpg

2. On the willow tree. Why is she so unwell?

Cerura vinula?

picture: ________.jpg

I can't answer that. Because I just wanted to know:
How to distinguish harpies of different species at the caterpillar stage?
Are there any specific features of this or that species?
The question is naturally not to angelo, but to the experts (if any)
By the way, this year there are just a lot of harpy caterpillars.... And swallowtails fly in packs! (in Ramenskoye district, Chulkovo village)

03.07.2011 17:45, Бабистр

Good evening! I'm sorry if I already did... Taken on Sosna yesterday, July 2. Moscow region, Istra district. The size is insignificant-7-8 mm. In my heart I hope that this is a pine hawk moth, then I will bring it out! smile.gif

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03.07.2011 18:11, Jenik

Tell me, what kind of butterfly will come out of this caterpillar (pupa)?
Locality-Zaporizhia

user posted image

user posted image

03.07.2011 18:16, Alexandr Zhakov

Tell me, what kind of butterfly will come out of this caterpillar (pupa)?
Locality-Zaporizhia

Unpaired silkworm
Lymantria dispar (Linnaeus, 1758)

03.07.2011 18:20, Alexandr Zhakov

Good evening! I'm sorry if I already did... Taken on Sosna yesterday, July 2. Moscow region, Istra district. The size is insignificant-7-8 mm. In my heart I hope that this is a pine hawk moth, then I will bring it out! smile.gif

100% non-pine hawk moth.
http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Sphinx_Pinastri
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03.07.2011 20:03, Jenik

Unpaired silkworm
Lymantria dispar (Linnaeus, 1758)


And what if the chrysalis wasn't in the sholkov cocoon? In my opinion, silkworms have a smaller cupod.

03.07.2011 20:11, Alexandr Zhakov

And what if the chrysalis wasn't in the sholkov cocoon? In my opinion, silkworms have a smaller cupod.

In general, this is volnyanka, it has nothing to do with cocoonworms, just a Russian name. The female pupa is several times larger than the male.
Take a look here
http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Lymantria_Dispar

03.07.2011 23:05, Jenik

Thank you, she!

04.07.2011 8:15, qxzqxz

Hello, found in Perm, what is it

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04.07.2011 10:18, Alexandr Zhakov

Hello, found in Perm, what is it

Saturnia pavonia
http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Saturnia_Pavonia

04.07.2011 19:45, pavka

Help.The orange pupa was found yesterday morning. I can't post a photo. Who is it at least approximately?

04.07.2011 20:58, Alexandr Zhakov

Help.The orange pupa was found yesterday morning. I can't post a photo. Who is it at least approximately?

No one can help you. Smishkom little information. Except that it's a fully transformed insect pupa, but you know that. smile.gif

05.07.2011 16:24, pavka

This very pupa is still 1 cm long and has white hairs 0.5 cm long over the entire surface. Found on Fuchsia. confused.gif

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05.07.2011 16:52, Alexandr Zhakov

A pupa, not a caterpillar, you don't need to feed it smile.gif. Get to the photo app, take a picture and then there will be chances. yes.gif

06.07.2011 12:38, Sunrise

Please help me identify the caterpillars.
Northern coast of Lake Zaisan, near the village of Amanat. Coastal sand.

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06.07.2011 15:34, okoem

Northern coast of Lake Zaisan, near the village of Amanat. Coastal sand.

Teia dubia or some similar species.
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08.07.2011 9:01, Spaniot

Help me determine whose caterpillar it is.
Location of shooting: Sergiev Posad Municipality
user posted image

This post was edited by Spaniot-08.07.2011 09: 01

08.07.2011 18:19, Бабистр

Good evening!
Who was that hairy one running down the path today? :- ) Mytischinsky district. I already put her on a piece of paper to take a picture...

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08.07.2011 18:31, Zhuk

Good evening!
Who was that hairy one running down the path today? :- ) Mytischinsky district. I already put her on a piece of paper to take a picture...

Acronicta leporina
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09.07.2011 15:46, SergeyB

Good day to all! Please help me determine...
Moscow region, Dmitrov district, 9.07.11

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Thank you in advance!!! smile.gif

09.07.2011 15:58, Aaata

Good day to all! Please help me determine...
Moscow region, Dmitrov district, 9.07.11

picture: DSC08296.jpg

Thank you in advance!!! smile.gif

Acronycta alni

10.07.2011 15:40, Sungaya

Help me determine whose caterpillar it is.
Location of shooting: Sergiev Posad Municipality


apparently, some kind of Orthosia. Either gothica or incerta

10.07.2011 15:53, Komar

Tell me whose pupa it is. Chernihiv region, Ukraine, May 22, land of pine plantations.
user posted image

This post was edited by Komar - 10.07.2011 15: 54

10.07.2011 22:56, 100г.Белочки

Please, tell me what kind of view and what does it eat?)
Found in the Lipetsk region.picture: _________.JPG

11.07.2011 1:12, Aaata

Tell me whose pupa it is. Chernihiv region, Ukraine, May 22, land of pine plantations.
user posted image

Some kind of whitefly (Pieridae).
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11.07.2011 9:09, Pliss A

Lilac hawk moth-Sphinx ligustri L.
Caterpillars on lilac, privet, ash, viburnum and currant.

11.07.2011 12:44, 100г.Белочки

Thank you very much))and the truth is he

12.07.2011 19:54, bials

Whose goose is it anyway? confused.gif
Are you sure we don't have Lycia lapponaria? Otherwise, this caterpillar is most similar to it, and not to hirtaria, or pomonaria.
On ukleps.org in any case, it is lapponaria that is most suitable for it. And hirtaria I came across, as a rule, more maroon.
a. picture: Lycia_lapponaria_3513.JPG
b. picture: Lycia_lapponaria_3516.JPG

This post was edited by bials - 12.07.2011 19: 56

12.07.2011 23:31, angelo

I can't answer that. Because I just wanted to know:
How to distinguish harpies of different species at the caterpillar stage?
Are there any specific features of this or that species?
The question is naturally not to angelo, but to the experts (if any)
By the way, this year there are just a lot of harpy caterpillars.... And swallowtails fly in packs! (in Ramenskoye district, Chulkovo village)


Makhaonov and I in my Dmitrov district for the first time in four years saw! smile.gif

About harpies - I tried by the tree on which I found it, and by the width of the light stripes. But it seems that everything is different on different identification sites.. confused.gif frown.gif So a specialist is needed! smile.gif

12.07.2011 23:44, okoem

Tell me whose pupa it is. Chernihiv region, Ukraine, May 22, land of pine plantations.

Hawthorn
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13.07.2011 0:00, Zhuk

Whose goose is it anyway? confused.gif
Are you sure we don't have Lycia lapponaria? Otherwise, this caterpillar is most similar to it, and not to hirtaria, or pomonaria.
On ukleps.org in any case, it is lapponaria that is most suitable for it. And hirtaria I came across, as a rule, is more maroon.

hirtaria
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13.07.2011 12:58, Anitik

good day!
please help me determine whose larva this caterpillar is:
http://www.shunk.ru/newvision/106/

the photo is not mine, but they found the same animal in Len.areas are on the road today. If you think the photo is completely unsuccessful, I'll post what happened on my fotik-not so hot, but the whole insect can be seen.
Thanks!

13.07.2011 14:14, bials

good day!
please help me determine whose larva this caterpillar is:
http://www.shunk.ru/newvision/106/

the photo is not mine, but they found the same animal in Len.areas are on the road today. If you think the photo is completely unsuccessful, I'll post what happened on my fotik-not so hot, but the whole insect can be seen.
Thanks!


Large Harpy (Cerura vinula L.)
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13.07.2011 16:09, qxzqxz

Hello, found in the Perm region, what kind of caterpillar it is and what it eats.

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13.07.2011 16:16, Aaata

Hello, found in the Perm region, what kind of caterpillar it is and what it eats.

Hyles gallii-bedstraw hawk moth. Eats except bedstraw, ivan-tea, kiprei.

13.07.2011 16:20, Alexandr Zhakov

Hello, found in the Perm region, what kind of caterpillar it is and what it eats.

Bedstraw hawk moth Hyles gallii (Rottemburg, 1775), smile.gif
eating bedstraw. yes.gif

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