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14.08.2011 17:25, Victor Titov

Can you tell me if this is a Polygonia c-album caterpillar? Or another nymphalid?
Yaroslavl region, Borisoglebsky district, mixed forest in the vicinity of Krasnovo village, 31.07.2011.

14.08.2011 17:29, Sungaya

Can you tell me if this is a Polygonia c-album caterpillar? Or another nymphalid?
Yaroslavl region, Borisoglebsky district, mixed forest in the vicinity of Krasnovo village, 31.07.2011.

She. No one else has this color scheme.

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14.08.2011 18:53, Anax chernobila

I want to swallow the RIDER!!!

14.08.2011 19:06, Sergey Rybalkin

Hello, please tell me, is this a caterpillar of Pericallia matronula? It's big, bigger than Kaya's. I found it on the road, as far as I remember, it will spend the winter. What should I feed her? Although bears are almost omnivorous, I think plantain or dandelion will not refuse...

14.08.2011 19:16, Anax chernobila

Apparently it is (Pericallia matronula). But I'm not sure exactly. It will spend the winter. From the egg 2 times! You are lucky, it is rare! i want too... It eats Oak and Ash Trees...

14.08.2011 22:57, Sergey Rybalkin

Apparently it is (Pericallia matronula). But I'm not sure exactly. It will spend the winter. From the egg 2 times! You are lucky, it is rare! i want too... It eats Oak and Ash Trees...

Not very rare, I catch them regularly in our light for the night 2-3 pieces.

14.08.2011 23:59, Transilvania

I found such a cutie today on a young aspen tree. Moscow region. Who is she, please help me identify her?

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avgust — Photos by evelinasokol on Rambler-Photo

About shyness funny

I often jump out right in front of passers-by who are going to the caterpillar, stomping along the path. I grab the caterpillar, the most I can hear is " Oh, my God."

15.08.2011 13:24, AGG

Ilyush, what are you without a label and other information photos kidaesh. isn't there a better picture? legs only 6?

15.08.2011 15:42, Sungaya

I found such a cutie today on a young aspen tree. Moscow region. Who is she, please help me identify her?

Pterostoma palpina

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15.08.2011 16:13, Mantispid

Ilyush, what are you without a label and other information photos kidaesh. isn't there a better picture? only 6 legs?

as I was sent by mail and throw

15.08.2011 16:19, Anax chernobila

Damn, I'd like 2-3 per night!!!

16.08.2011 21:38, Transilvania

I found two more babies yesterday in the Moscow region. Please help me identify it.

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pjadenichka — Photos by evelinasokol on Rambler-Photo
On a lime tree.

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gusja — Photos by evelinasokol on Rambler-Photo
On nettle.

17.08.2011 7:15, Sungaya

I found two more babies yesterday in the Moscow region. Please help me identify it.

The assumptions are as follows:
On the linden tree - someone from the Selenia family

On nettles - most likely Phragmatobia fuliginosa

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17.08.2011 19:31, Коллекционер

Voronezh. today
on a bush resembling a willow, brought home, but does not want to eat, or is it only in the dark? picture: P1010846.JPG

the plant seems to be castor oil, but without nuts
it is an anguloptera c-white? these goslings aren't too orange picture: P1010847.JPG

on the oak tree. from the bottom under the front paws - yellow,under the hind legs - purple
is this a catocala?if so, what color is it? picture: P1010852.JPG

Cerura vinula or Furcula bifida?
or someone else picture: P1010856.JPG

This post was edited by Collector - 17.08.2011 19: 39

17.08.2011 20:52, Коллекционер

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?[attachmentid()=112930]

Cossus cossus, the most familiar caterpillar to me from childhood

17.08.2011 20:58, Sungaya

Voronezh. today
on a bush resembling a willow, brought home, but does not want to eat, or is it only in the dark?...

1 Laothoe populi. Do not eat before molting.
2 Polygonia c-album
3,4 ??
5 Cerura vinula

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18.08.2011 0:46, okoem

is this catocala?

What a caterpillar! I've been through a lot of stuff until I found it.

Catephia alchymista

on a bush that resembles a willow,
....
a plant like castor oil

If you don't know the plants, take photos and put them together with the caterpillars.

18.08.2011 14:18, Olleg12

here's a photo
user posted image

caterpillar I hike identified, on top there is the same, but whose testicles I do not know

18.08.2011 14:21, Olleg12

in the photo, the eggs are poorly visible,so I will say they are long and oval in shape.I only need to know if it is a butterfly or not

18.08.2011 14:34, okoem

in the photo, the eggs are poorly visible,so I will say they are long and oval in shape.I only need to know if it's a butterfly or not

18.08.2011 14:56, С Олег

Please help me with the caterpillar. Tatarstan.

18.08.2011 14:57, С Олег

Please help me with the caterpillar. Tatarstan.

Pictures:
picture: 222.jpg

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18.08.2011 15:47, okoem

Please help me with the caterpillar. Tatarstan.

It would be nice to specify the date...
If May - June, then probably Heliothis sp.

18.08.2011 16:07, Olleg12

Oleg, you would at least name a plant that has eggs on it... You may also need a shooting region. Fill out your profile, at least.
And then, no eggs are visible, no plants, no region. And how do you determine this?
Eggs are like http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Pieris_Brassicae
The caterpillar is A. rumicis.
Sorry, I found it yesterday on sorrel.Zapodnaya Ukraina.I found 2 masonry blocks.Sorry for the question,but how to take care of them.I read and reread the forum, but I just don't remember.I remember that time must pass and that's all,but I don't remember what kind of weather,in the sun or in the shade, you need to keep your eggs.

18.08.2011 16:12, Иринаа

Help!whose goose is it?

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picture: IMG_5921.JPG

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18.08.2011 16:26, Vitnaz

Tell me, please, what is this caterpillar (I believe, volnyanki), found on a cherry or cherry tree, Ukraine, Mykolaiv region, s. Tashino, 07.07.2011
picture: P7077538.JPG

18.08.2011 16:46, С Олег

Sorry. 19.08.2011.

18.08.2011 18:50, okoem

found it yesterday on sorrel.

Well, then, not a cabbage patch.

Please tell me what kind of caterpillar it is

Scoops of Acronicta tridens

Sorry. 19.08.2011.

Well, maybe some species meet in August...

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18.08.2011 19:22, Коллекционер

What a caterpillar! I've been through a lot of stuff until I found it.
Catephia alchymista

yandex gave out only a few photos of imago, well, I'll see what happens, she's already woven a cocoon for herself

18.08.2011 19:29, Коллекционер

please tell me are Acronicta tridens and Acronicta psi the same species?
if not, what is the difference?

This post was edited by Collector - 18.08.2011 19: 32

18.08.2011 19:33, okoem

I'll see what happens, she's already made a cocoon for herself

And it will be released only in the spring...

please tell me are Acronicta tridens and Acronicta psi the same species?

Different. Similar questions can be viewed here http://www.faunaeur.org/
The difference is that these are two different views.

This post was edited by okoem - 18.08.2011 19: 35

18.08.2011 19:56, Коллекционер

And it will be released only in the spring...

and if you put it in the sun?

>>Different. Similar questions can be viewed here http://www.faunaeur.org/
=>Number of results: 0

This post was edited by Collector - 18.08.2011 19: 58

18.08.2011 20:06, okoem

and if you put it in the sun?

>>Different. Similar questions can be viewed here http://www.faunaeur.org/
=>Number of results: 0

- If you put it in the sun, it will never work, because it will die.
- Set the correct search (Acronicta) and you will find everything.

19.08.2011 19:23, bials

1. a moth was sitting on a dry leaf of a big-eared willow.
What about Aethalura punctulata?

Still pyadenichki (small, 1 cm). Sat in the number of 5 pieces on an apple tree.
Opisthograptis luteolata

Aethalura punctulata......
And where would you like to see it?
Opisthograptis luteolata?
No, it's not them. My hump disappeared after molting.

19.08.2011 19:58, Sungaya

Aethalura punctulata......
And where would you like to see it?
Opisthograptis luteolata?
No, it's not them. My hump disappeared after molting.

punctulata
luteolata

Please tell us who will be removed from the tracks

20.08.2011 16:09, Evgenich

Gennadich
No. 1 is similar to Electrophaes corylata

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20.08.2011 16:44, Andrey Ponomarev

Gennadich
No. 1 is similar to Electrophaes corylata

It doesn't seem to be her.True, there is a pupa, you have to wait for it to come out.

20.08.2011 18:55, bials

punctulata
luteolata
Please let us know who will be removed from the tracks

I didn't actually collect them.

I have something with the moth does not add up to pupate.
Even a healthy birch tree died without pupating.

And I don't even know when to take these. And my vacation is over. So I run the risk of collecting only those who are clearly going to pupate.
In general, I have no luck with moths. Always come across such as nowhere in the photo is not. P.
S. By the way, I looked closely at luteolata on ukleps, really similar to a light green form!
I didn't see her right away.
Thanks!

This post was edited by bials-20.08.2011 19: 04

20.08.2011 20:29, bials

Hello everyone, help me identify the caterpillars.
1. M. O. Poplar 24.07.2011 on a birch tree, some kind of moth, the length of the caterpillar is approximately 4-4, 5 cm.

Take a look at Cabera pusaria on the Polish website http://www.lepidoptera.pl/show.php?ID=374&country=RU
It seems similar...

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22.08.2011 8:12, Lucky

Help me check my guess: is this a Canephora hirsuta caterpillar? (Udmurtia, May)

I got a hunch when I saw this picture: http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=21336

This post was edited by Lucky - 22.08.2011 08: 13

Pictures:
picture: Canephora_hirsuta.jpg

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