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10.12.2011 11:36, gumenuk

Caterpillars-3
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

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10.12.2011 16:22, okoem

Caterpillars-3
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

As an option-Xestia sp.

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10.12.2011 17:37, VSB

Here is such a caterpillar August of this year, Chelyabinsk. I'd like to know what it's called. Sanks!

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16.12.2011 19:51, Egorus

Help me identify it.
Ukraine, south of the Sea of Azov near the Sea of Azov,
on the coast of the Molochny Estuary.
19.08.2011
The wormwood plant.
(future kukulia?)

picture: IMG_0758_ik.jpg

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16.12.2011 21:45, okoem

19.08.2011
The wormwood plant.
(future kukulia?)

C.argentina

Wow, well lucky!

I can only envy you in a good way!

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16.12.2011 22:14, Egorus

Thank you so much for the definition! (and for your comment)
I really wanted to hear confirmation.
The fact is that Djon made such an assumption, but at the moment
we have not found an image of this caterpillar on the network...

16.12.2011 22:58, okoem

but at the moment, we have not found any images of this caterpillar on the web...

Taken from here
Tracks of some others scoop

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17.12.2011 10:53, Evgenich

Thank you so much for the definition! (and for your comment)
I really wanted to hear confirmation.
The fact is that Djon made such an assumption, but at the moment
we have not found an image of this caterpillar on the network...

It doesn't look very much like C. argentina. There are a lot of images on the web. For example, here:
http://www.pbase.com/tarsiger/larvae
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/MellicAthal.htm

This post was edited by Evgenich - 12/17/2011 11: 00

17.12.2011 11:33, Andrey Ponomarev

Help me identify it.
Ukraine, south of the Sea of Azov near the Sea of Azov,
on the coast of the Molochny Estuary.
19.08.2011
The wormwood plant.
(future kukulia?)

Or maybe Cucullia bubaceki?
Take a look here.
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...cullia_Bubaceki

17.12.2011 13:29, okoem

It doesn't look very much like C. argentina. There are a lot of images on the web. For example, here:
http://www.pbase.com/tarsiger/larvae
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/MellicAthal.htm

References lead to C. argentea and M. athalia.

Or maybe Cucullia bubaceki?
Take a look here.
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...cullia_Bubaceki

Cucullia bubaceki is not known for Ukraine.

17.12.2011 15:00, Alexandr Zhakov

Or maybe Cucullia bubaceki?
Take a look here.
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...cullia_Bubaceki

bubaceki is a subspecies subspecies substituting for argentina in the far west of Europe.

17.12.2011 15:02, Alexandr Zhakov

It doesn't look very much like C. argentina. There are a lot of images on the web. For example, here:
http://www.pbase.com/tarsiger/larvae
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesPages/MellicAthal.htm

You are confusing C. argentina and C. argentea

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18.12.2011 15:13, Egorus

Evgenich and Gennadich-Thank you for your answers, but something doesn't work out there, following the links...

20.12.2011 0:07, Egorus

This one doesn't work again

Ukraine, south of the Western region of
Stepnaya Balka
07.06.2009

picture: IMG_7379_ik.jpg

20.12.2011 0:29, okoem

This one doesn't work again

Do you know the food plant?
Any other angles?
Her?
Were there any hawthorn or blackthorn trees nearby?

This post was edited by okoem - 12/20/2011 00: 50

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20.12.2011 0:54, Egorus

It was crawling on the grass under the trees, I thought, to find a place
to pupate.
Photo without "staging".
Under a large group of trees in the center photo #3. It looks like an apricot there, but
I can't say for sure.

picture: IMG_7374_ik.jpg

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20.12.2011 0:57, Egorus

Oh, yes! And the blackthorn is there.
Thanks!

20.12.2011 1:21, Egorus

I've mastered C. verbasci myself.

(Ukr. south.Zaporozh. obl. stepn.balka)
end of June

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20.12.2011 2:11, Egorus

And also a cute "little animal", from our steppe gulch.
(same place as Diloba caeruleocephala)
Djon managed to help with the definition.
Xylena exsoleta

picture: IMG_4407_ik.jpg

20.12.2011 19:13, okoem

I've mastered C. verbasci myself.
(Ukr. south.Zaporozh. obl. stepn.balka)
end of June

I'm not sure.
I can't really see my head.
In the Crimea, verbasci has a bluish head. A reddish head should be in scrophulariae.

20.12.2011 20:04, Egorus

Yes, indeed...

And now I like Cucullia lychnitis even more...
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...ullia_Lychnitis

20.12.2011 21:36, okoem

And now I like Cucullia lychnitis even more...

There was such a thought. But in the Crimea, lychnitis caterpillars, although very common, always fatten only on dog norichnik.

Yes, and painted (Crimean) a little differently.
In general, it is better to remove caterpillars of this appearance. At the very least, remove them from different plants and then already know what species live on what in this particular area.

update
The error came out. Cucullia blattariae develops in the dog's burrow in the Crimea. I haven't seen lychnitis yet.

This post was edited by okoem - 07.02.2012 18: 28

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21.12.2011 8:46, Egorus

There is not enough time to "withdraw"...

I looked in " Hoods...", there barko such output, but he
probably does not look at this topic

02.01.2012 16:09, VBoris

I will be very grateful

!
All from Belarus.

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02.01.2012 17:02, Sungaya

I will be very grateful !
All from Belarus.

1. Variants: Cybosia mesomella, Amata sp. ...
2. Arctia caja
3.?? motley bird of some sort
4. possibly Jodis lactearia
5. Callopistria juventina
6. Hyles gallii
7. Melanchra persicariae
8. variants: Phragmatobia fuliginosa, Spilosoma lutea, Diaphora mendica

dates are extremely welcome

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02.01.2012 17:13, Коллекционер

what do the caterpillar of a beggar bear of the first ages look like? does anyone have a photo?

02.01.2012 17:20, Sungaya

what do the caterpillar of a beggar bear of the first ages look like? does anyone have a photo?

here

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02.01.2012 20:03, VBoris

Sungaya, at the expense of the mottled pupa. The cocoon was approximately 4-5 cm, if this helps in determining the (family)...

This post was edited by VBoris-02.01.2012 20: 03

02.01.2012 20:41, Sungaya

Sungaya, at the expense of the mottled pupa. The cocoon was approximately 4-5 cm, if this helps in determining the (family)...

So the family is Pestrianki. I don't know about the view. Cocoons of many species look the same.

02.01.2012 21:26, VBoris

Sungaya, I understood, just decided to clarify the size. You never know...

02.01.2012 21:51, Sungaya

VBoris, no, I do not know. Maybe someone will tell you more precisely.

02.01.2012 22:11, okoem

at the expense of the mottled pupa. The cocoon was about 4-5 cm long

I just decided to check the size.

VBoris, there is no need to invent something that you don't remember. The cocoons of mottled birds are about twice as small.
Pictured is Zygaena sp. To be more precise, I need at least to know the variegated fauna of Belarus.

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02.01.2012 22:45, VBoris

05.01.2012 18:57, VBoris

173del (affected by a fungus?) - mid-September
174del-late September
190del - mid-September
217del - late September
223del - late September

This post was edited by VBoris-05.01.2012 19: 00

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05.01.2012 19:27, TEMPUS

190del-mid-September

Melanchra persicariae

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05.01.2012 20:03, Коллекционер

217 - acronicta tridens

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05.01.2012 20:32, okoem

173del (affected by a fungus?) - mid-September

The first one is affected by a parasite.
The last one is Eupithecia centaureata or something...

maybe I really messed up.

The size is measured with a ruler and recorded. And everything that is "by sight" and from memory is usually very doubtful.

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05.01.2012 20:40, Коллекционер

I forgot it here..
Ex larva - from the larva
Ex pupa - from the pupa
and from the egg how?

This post was edited by Collector-05.01.2012 20: 44

05.01.2012 20:41, VBoris

okoem, who could it be (parasite)?
The caterpillar was hard and died (or did not die) in a rather strange position.

05.01.2012 20:49, okoem

okoem, who could it be (parasite)?
The caterpillar was hard and died (or did not die) in a rather strange position.

The caterpillar died, of course. And what kind of parasite, I do not know.

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