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Identification of larvae and pupae

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03.08.2007 13:48, taler

Isn't it a harpy? confused.gif
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03.08.2007 14:14, Ilia Ustiantcev

I think cerura before pupation.
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03.08.2007 14:19, Zhuk

Cerura vinula most likely.
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03.08.2007 14:20, Bad Den

Isn't it a harpy? confused.gif

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03.08.2007 16:52, Aleksandr Ermakov

No, there's still something wrong with my head. It was like turning it 180 degrees...
Keep your eyes under your mandibles.... confused.gif

This post was edited by scarabee - 03.08.2007 16: 53

03.08.2007 17:11, Guest

I have the same one. 6 cm. Mandibles only bigger. I also wanted to ask what it is?
What size is this one?"
Suspicion of the broadest plavuntsa.

03.08.2007 17:17, rpanin

I have the same one. 6 cm. Mandibles only bigger. I also wanted to ask what it is?
What size is this one?"
Suspicion of the broadest plavuntsa.


this is my message.

03.08.2007 19:52, rasmusenok

yes, it looks like cerura vinula, only brown. and yet-she has two ponytails-antennae in the back smile.gif
and something like a sharp hump on the back. thank you!

This post was edited by rasmusenok - 03.08.2007 19: 56

04.08.2007 23:41, Sparrow

Exactly Hydrous wink.gifAnd the head is all right just it is curved up in shape) this type-I forgot how it is called

05.08.2007 0:30, rpanin

Exactly Hydrous wink.gifAnd everything is fine with the head, it's just curved up in shape) this type-I forgot what it's called
And what size then is the beetle, if the larva is 6 cm. RIGHT MONSTER OF SOME KIND!

05.08.2007 10:28, Sparrow

Black water lover (N. piceus), up to 47mm
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05.08.2007 13:17, Bad Den

And what about the same size then beetle, if the larva is 6 cm. STRAIGHT MONSTER OF SOME KIND!

And the beetle is smaller, about 3.5-4 cm will be
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06.08.2007 10:31, Gold Fenix

Whose larva/caterpillar?

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06.08.2007 11:00, Gold Fenix

Found. Small wine hawk moth.

06.08.2007 12:39, omar

Nope! Wine medium. You are a cruel man. For what God's animal spoon?! It doesn't bite.

This post was edited by omar-06.08.2007 13: 11

06.08.2007 14:05, nimu

Deilephila elpenor L Medium-bodied hawk moth = Elpenor hawk moth.
Years in May-July, in the south 2 stings, caterpillars on ivan tea, bedstraw, derbennik and grapes.

06.08.2007 14:11, Gold Fenix

Thank you very much!!!!

06.08.2007 14:21, omar

Elpenor is Odysseus ' friend! And you use it with a spoon!

This post was edited by omar - 06.08.2007 14: 29
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06.08.2007 20:22, andr_mih

And will experts on hawk moth be able to identify the caterpillar from the description? Found on glover (Dipsacaceae) in the OCD. Teberdy on vys. approx 3000 m, end of August. Light green, no pattern, a narrow purple ribbon on the belly, I don't remember the color of the horn. Before pupation, it did not grow much, it escaped from the cage. At first I thought about Haemorrhagia tityus and Proserpine (because I don't know them) - but there are no similar photos on the Internet.

06.08.2007 20:40, Pavel Morozov

Certainly not Proserpine.

06.08.2007 23:23, Vodyanoy

I'm sorry if I'm off topic. A friend asked me to find out what kind of caterpillar it is, who can grow out of it, and how to take care of it at home? Can you help me? =)
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07.08.2007 1:05, RippeR

learn lol.gifmore

07.08.2007 11:41, Tyomochkin

Found it today, Moscow
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07.08.2007 12:51, Tyomochkin

АП!

07.08.2007 14:02, Tyomochkin

a butterfly? what kind of view?
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This post was edited by Tyomochkin - 07.08.2007 14: 04

07.08.2007 14:19, Ilia Ustiantcev

Butterfly. Only it is problematic to grow-this is a scented woodcutter Cossus cossus, which feeds on wood for 3-4 years, mainly willow. Well, unless you caught it before pupation. The pupa, in my opinion, can also hibernate several times.

07.08.2007 14:23, Bad Den

a butterfly? what kind of view?
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Recently" promoted " Cossus cossus smile.gif

07.08.2007 14:24, Tyomochkin

He's burying himself in my ground! Thank you all!

07.08.2007 14:36, Ilia Ustiantcev

What does this mean? I once caught it, released it near an apple tree, and it also began to bury itself! But it pupates on the bark! By the way, I then found another apple tree standing 5 meters away from this one, with all the withered brown leaves!

07.08.2007 17:10, Tyomochkin

I found the caterpillar on the asphalt, and the caterpillar is 8 cm. IMHO, this suggests that it is going to pupate!
What kind of animal is this?
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07.08.2007 17:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

Most of all, it looks like a bear!

07.08.2007 17:47, Tyomochkin

Most of all, it looks like a bear!

This is already clear!
Who is it?
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07.08.2007 18:34, Ilia Ustiantcev

On leps.it there is nothing like it in the arctiidae! wall.gif wall.gif wall.gif

07.08.2007 19:03, Tyomochkin

She refuses to eat the bedstraw, plantain, dandelion and clover that grew in the place where I found her! True, I found it on the asphalt, but VERY close to the vegetation! I don't know what to feed her!

07.08.2007 19:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

Maybe she fell out of a tree. confused.gif
(oak, poplar, willow, pine, birch, linden - in the first place, maple and small things-in the second).

07.08.2007 19:50, Tyomochkin

Bear-eats oak? There are no trees in the place where I found it! Maybe 50 meters away!

07.08.2007 21:24, Ilia Ustiantcev

Well, I told you that on leps.it there is no similar dipper (or did I look bad? wall.gif )! Where do you have it?" Take a jar, fill it with earth, put a not very thin twig and wait - it may pupate on a twig or on the ground. smile.gif

07.08.2007 21:36, Ilia Ustiantcev

Still try poplar, oak or birch-the caterpillar is similar to Acronicta leporina.

07.08.2007 22:57, RippeR

The fact that it looks like a medvid is not a fact yet that it wink.giftries to give a little of everything. Maybe she's already going to pupate.
By the way, if the kossuses are buried-wait for the pupa and do not pull the poor guy for at least a week, let him bite calmly.
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07.08.2007 23:03, Pavel Morozov

Still, try poplar, oak, or birch-the caterpillar is similar to Acronicta leporina.

It's a little similar. If it's her, she's probably going to pupate.

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