Identification of larvae and pupae

Thank you for your advice, I hope it doesn't get stoned over the winter

It won't be possible until winter. But why put it back in its place? you can take a jar, pour a little sand, put the pupa and sprinkle with dry leaves. Store either on the balcony or at the bottom of the refrigerator, until the end of April (if in the refrigerator). And in May-June, you will have a fresh hawk moth (poplar, wine or lime). Believe me, a fresh hawk moth looks much better than a flying one.
Take a look:

Help me determine it. Vologda region on lingonberry trees August 2011. Now the house eats ficus.

I found a swallowtail caterpillar on dill,but it is not green ,but black.What kind of caterpillar is this?

Aha, the flyer must first be found !

My winter pupae are normally stored on a glass-enclosed balcony in a bank. Then I photograph the butterflies and release them. But once a swarm of golden parasitic wasps hatched from the chrysalis, they were beautiful, but smaller than an ant.

Moths are hard to identify, but what if? These are very noticeable-large, shiny, with a "horn" at the end of the body. They were both sitting on an aspen tree. End of August, Moscow region.

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And this is a friend who recently took off near St. Petersburg. Please help me identify it.

Thank you.

Why search? They come to the light in the summer!

please see what kind of animals they are)
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3 possibly young catephia alchymista

here's a lot
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html
and then there's even more
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...nnominae_Raupen

Hello!
It looks like a spurge hawk moth or titim...
03.09.2011 Southern Urals, Bashkortostan, the vicinity of Lake Aslykul.
On the side of the gravel road. There is not much grass around, almost steppe.

Other camera angles

dy no, I meant pdf files, and I'll be flipping through these sites for half a year(

Good day to all of you

Today at the dacha I found such a caterpillar (Krasnodar Territory, Gelendzhik). I fell off an apple tree.

It seems to be a hawk moth, sort of like lilac... (http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Бражник_сиреневый)

I want to know how I can take care of it so that it turns out to be a butterfly.

I've already grown a night peacock eye once thanks to this site )))I want to repeat the experiment.

Good day to all of you
Today at the dacha I found such a caterpillar (Krasnodar Territory, Gelendzhik). I fell off an apple tree.
It seems to be a hawk moth, sort of like lilac... (http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Бражник_сиреневый)
I want to know how I can take care of it so that it turns out to be a butterfly.
I've already grown a night peacock eye once thanks to this site )))I want to repeat the experiment.

Lilac is, but I don't know how to display it, unfortunately (I haven't encountered it). Please ask here.

Who is it? Found 09.09.11 near Kazan in a mixed forest with a predominance of spruce in the ground, while digging a car out of the rut (maybe not in vain got there ).

Who is it? Found 09.09.11 near Kazan in a mixed forest with a predominance of spruce in the ground, while digging a car out of the rut (maybe not in vain got there ).

1. At my dacha, only small things fly to the light!
2. Hawkmoth is very fast, until I catch it, all the wings will be stripped off.
3. I generally saw only Bears at the dacha from valuable moths: Kaya and Mistress; some kind of Cocoonworm and an order ribbon with yellow hind wings. Maybe they can be lured to a treat: in the evening I put it, in the morning I collected it.