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08.08.2007 1:51, okoem

Once on the asphalt crawled, then 99% that pupate. What kind of view I will not say but IMHO not a bear.

08.08.2007 2:03, okoem

what kind of caterpillar is this, who can grow out of it, and how to take care of it at home? Can you help me? =)

Ursa major, possibly Spilosoma lubricipeda (Linnaeus, 1758)
Put it in a jar, tie it with gauze, give it sorrel, plantain, dandelion...

08.08.2007 7:14, Tyomochkin

The problem is that it doesn't stop moving for more than a second! She crawled restlessly all night!

08.08.2007 9:55, Zhuk

The problem is that it doesn't stop moving for more than a second! She crawled restlessly all night!

So it will definitely pupate

. She's kind of looking for a place to pupate, so she's running around like crazy. Then somewhere the thread stops and the cocoon weaves or buries itself in the ground.

08.08.2007 14:04, Tyomochkin

Help! Another one! Help me determine!
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08.08.2007 14:46, Ilia Ustiantcev

It looks like the caterpillar scoops, and the worst scoop is only moth. It resembles cucullia umbratica of recent instars (osot). And where do you only find so much in a day?

08.08.2007 16:27, Tyomochkin

I'm taking a walk with my friends in Moscow. They keep saying-there's a caterpillar, there's a caterpillar! First time so lucky!
Yes, it's probably the caterpillar Cuculia umbratica! Thank you for the definition! The most annoying thing is that I have it in my collection!

This post was edited by Tyomochkin - 08.08.2007 16: 34

09.08.2007 8:40, Tyomochkin

Thank you all for the definitions, for accurate definitions! All the caterpillars have pupated!

09.08.2007 9:00, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can I see pictures of pupae?

10.08.2007 9:47, Tyomochkin

All three of them went into the ground... in 4 days I will get it!

12.08.2007 12:02, beard

That thing was caught yesterday.
Really head and paws like an ant, and the floor of the body like a caterpillar!
Is this something known or should I register it?

Fishing place-Polesie (Ukraine)

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12.08.2007 12:17, Bad Den

Caterpillar of the butterfly Stauropus fagi
http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/2_Notodonti...uropus_fagi.htm

12.08.2007 15:50, beard

Thank you, ono

Tongda will leave - I will wait for the butterfly

By the way, according to pimaniyu onova creatures-green as I understand it?

12.08.2007 17:51, Vlad Proklov

Thank you, ono
Tongda will leave - I will wait for the butterfly
By the way, according to pimaniyu onova creatures-green as I understand it?

It feeds on various deciduous trees.

12.08.2007 23:20, Aleksandr Ermakov

Wow, alien!

12.08.2007 23:21, Ilia Ustiantcev

And I want the same one! Where's her third pair of real legs?!

This post was edited by Ilya U-12.08.2007 23: 21

13.08.2007 1:21, Vadim Yakubovich

Long legs are the second and third pair, take a closer look, the first pair is short, but in the pictures it is clearly visible

13.08.2007 9:47, Tyomochkin

Here: Acronicta leporina and Cuculia umbratica
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13.08.2007 10:23, Ilia Ustiantcev

A specific hood cover!

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20.08.2007 21:32, mikee

On the bark of an oak tree. Whose caterpillar? Arrowhead Acronicta leporina ?

20.08.2007 22:54, okoem

On the bark of an oak tree. Whose caterpillar? Arrowhead Acronicta leporina ?

Volnyanka-Calliteara pudibunda (Linnaeus, 1758)

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21.08.2007 18:08, Furslen

Caterpillar question
user posted image

and someone's larva of the most brutal appearance)
user posted image

21.08.2007 20:40, okoem

A question about a caterpillar
and someone's grub of the most brutal appearance)

The caterpillar is some kind of nymphalid.

22.08.2007 2:06, Juglans

Clearly a hawk moth. South of Primorsky Krai, August.

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22.08.2007 9:58, Bad Den

and someone's gruesome-looking larva

Similar to Carabus

22.08.2007 15:14, Vabrus

Help me identify the caterpillar. Apparently, some kind of Acronycta?

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22.08.2007 15:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

Damn, I caught the same one, but I didn't grow it. This is some kind of excitement.

22.08.2007 19:15, Zhuk

Help me identify the caterpillar. Apparently, some kind of Acronycta?

Acronicta rumicis. It was already there...

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22.08.2007 19:18, Zhuk

Clearly a hawk moth. South of Primorsky Krai, August.

Deilephila porcellus what? Or is there something else out there?

22.08.2007 19:25, Ilia Ustiantcev

Does porcellus have a horn? This is probably a local wine hawk moth, there is at least 1 of their species, which we do not have...

22.08.2007 20:09, Sparrow

Whose gus? On the ground

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22.08.2007 20:10, Pavel Morozov

Clearly a hawk moth. South of Primorsky Krai, August.

This is the Mongolian hawk moth (Rhagastis mongoliana)

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22.08.2007 20:12, Pavel Morozov

Whose gus? On the ground

It is similar to Cucullia lucifuga, but it is brighter. Maybe this one before pupation?

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22.08.2007 20:14, Sparrow

Undoubtedly) a large thick dull and burrowed in the foliage.. Thanks)

23.08.2007 8:16, omar

She, she

24.08.2007 18:24, galitsky

Found this caterpillar (Perm, 24.08.07) - burrowed into the soil...
What is it and can I get a butterfly? (no experience)

Thanks

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24.08.2007 18:42, Ilia Ustiantcev

Hyles galii-bedstraw hawk moth. Bedstraw, cypress, spurge. But you don't need to feed her, because judging by her behavior, she started to pupate.
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By the way, I found it on the leps website.it is known that the bramei caterpillar lives on an ash tree. She's cold here, isn't she?

This post was edited by Ilya U - 08/24/2007 18: 43

24.08.2007 20:07, Vabrus

Here is a bunch of tracks to determine, all Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. But the trick is that they are inflated, from the collection. Can you identify them, such deformed ones?))

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24.08.2007 20:26, Vabrus

And more. Tuapse district July, 2007.

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25.08.2007 23:44, okoem

Does anyone know what kind of moth it is?
Crimea, May, in the forest. The first one was in mixed clothes, sitting on a mat.
The second ate on a tree similar to a variety of poplar or aspen.

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