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Identification of larvae and pupae

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11.06.2007 11:55, Tigran Oganesov

Typical unpaired
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12.06.2007 17:45, Dinusik

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

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18.06.2007 9:57, Ilia Ustiantcev

Cosmotriche laeta?(Ussuri grass silkworm)

21.06.2007 20:04, Furslen

Probably something common (mass), but I still wonder who it is) Can you help me?
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Southern Urals, on the maple

01.07.2007 22:22, Kovalevsky

Can you tell me what this "tiger python" is in miniature?

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Netherlands

02.07.2007 15:31, bargus

I would very much like someone to help me identify this caterpillar. They ate the leaves of the Manchurian walnut, there were also cocoons on the leaves.

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02.07.2007 15:33, Сергей-Д

to Kovalevsky:
It looks like the caterpillar of the bloody bear (Tyria jacobaeae)
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02.07.2007 15:51, Kovalevsky

2 Sergey_D:

Thanks! Most likely, it is, because it was found on krestovnik (Senecio)

02.07.2007 15:56, omar

I would very much like someone to help me identify this caterpillar. They ate the leaves of the Manchurian walnut, there were also cocoons on the leaves.
Where was it caught (region)?

03.07.2007 4:51, Vadim Yakubovich

I would very much like someone to help me identify this caterpillar. They ate the leaves of the Manchurian walnut, there were also cocoons on the leaves.

They brought me the same one the other day, from Khabarovsk

04.07.2007 15:06, Bad Den

Who did I take this picture of?
03.07.2007
Nizhny Novgorod region, Balakhninsky district, Burtsevo village.
Mixed (small-leaved pine) forest. On sorrel
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04.07.2007 15:20, Zhuk

Who did I take this picture of?
03.07.2007
Nizhny Novgorod region, Balakhninsky district, Burtsevo village.
Mixed (small-leaved pine) forest. On sorrel

A dustpan. Something from Cuculliinae in my opinion.
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15.07.2007 15:57, Sparrow

Caterpillar.. it was dark so it came on

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16.07.2007 19:47, Pavel Morozov

Acronycta megacephala
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16.07.2007 19:53, AntSkr

What are these caterpillars?
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Of the genus Amphipyra
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16.07.2007 20:36, Zhuk

1-Sawfly
2-Euthrix potatoria
3-Moma alpium
7 - Amphipyra pyramidea or berbera

16.07.2007 20:38, AntSkr

2 - Euthrix potatoria

I didn't think it was her... probably a young age, the size of the caterpillar is about 2.5 cm...

16.07.2007 20:41, Zhuk

I didn't think it was her... probably a young age, the size of the caterpillar is about 2.5 cm...

Yeah. It's still small.

16.07.2007 22:20, AntSkr

by the way, Amphipyra was photographed on a stock rose (such a flower), eating its leaves...

17.07.2007 9:37, Zhuk

4,6 - Melanchra persicariae

by the way, Amphipyra was photographed on a stock rose (such a flower), eating its leaves...

They do not eat anything, but it is more likely that it is pyramidea.

17.07.2007 10:58, Romik

They brought me the same one the other day, from Khabarovsk

Maybe it's too late for information on this caterpillar smile.gif
Looks like-caligula japonica, Peacock eye
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30.07.2007 14:38, Dinusik

The other day in a soil trap in a swamp caught two of these larvae. Please tell me who it is? Her legs are oddly spaced.

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30.07.2007 14:46, Zhuk

Figase! And what are her legs on her back?! lol.gif

30.07.2007 14:50, Dinusik

That's what confused me! And it's not just one, there are two of them! What is this strange mutation?!!!

30.07.2007 14:51, Zhuk

In my opinion, this is not a mutation. It's just that her head is so oddly shaped and it seems to be the other way around.

30.07.2007 14:54, Dinusik

But the oral organs should be at the bottom, and here it's the opposite. This is the first time I've seen this!

30.07.2007 15:03, omar

This is the larva of a water lover from the genus Hydrous
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30.07.2007 15:04, omar

My legs are fine, as they should be.
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30.07.2007 15:07, Zhuk

Cool
Here's a picture of a different view:
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/hydro_la.htm
It's a pity that it's not mutatnsmile.gif
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30.07.2007 15:13, Dinusik

No, it's good that it's not a mutant! And then thoughts creep into my head-what if the Chinese did something wrong again? Khabarovsk is still dealing with phenol.

30.07.2007 16:19, Kortes

Please help me identify goose meat. Moscow region, July month, eats a rose.
Length 2,5-3 cm, on the forehead a brown pattern in the form of the letter L.
Who is it? Maybe a lesbian??

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30.07.2007 16:22, Zhuk

Acronicta rumicis (Noctuidae)

30.07.2007 17:35, Kortes

Yes, this is it, no doubt about it. Thanks!

02.08.2007 17:56, Tyomochkin

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02.08.2007 18:01, Zhuk

Polygonia c-album

02.08.2007 22:15, Zhernov

Help me figure out the tracks. Everything in the Samara region was taken in the summer of the year before last.

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02.08.2007 22:55, Tyomochkin

Green caterpillar IMHO Gandaritis pyraliata.
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02.08.2007 23:20, Pavel Morozov

1 - maybe Acronycta leporina
2-Cucullia sp
4-Cucullia lychnitis (and maybe scropulariae, they are so muddy). But the fact that both are from the Schargacucullia group is for sure.

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03.08.2007 13:07, rasmusenok

I found a caterpillar in the yard(though not me, but my dog)))). Brownish-gray, shimmering like gasoline in puddles. There are two headbands around the head - a small red one and a blue one. On the back there are two lozenges (white stripes) Not hairy, just paws. In structure, etc. (except for color) is very similar to the caterpillar Papilio machaon orientis!!! I looked it up on the Internet, but I didn't find one.. Suddenly I came across your forum, and read that you keep them in banks. Ran with the jar for the caterpillar, and it was gone! I searched the yard floor and found nothing. In general, here are the photos (SORRY FOR THE POOR QUALITY), and a note - I live on the Baltic Sea coast. Around the sand, a little grass sea, pines, birches, linden trees, acacias, aspens and a lot of moss. the image is no longer on the site: Image019.jpg 

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03.08.2007 13:43, Ilia Ustiantcev

This is a caterpillar of some crested bird from the Stauropinae. Next time, write to classification of insects => definition of caterpillars.

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