Identification of larvae and pupae

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012, on dube.
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2 Anorthoa munda?

Colotois pennaria and Anorthoa munda

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012, on dube.
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4 on mountain ash

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012, on the oak tree.

1 and 2-Eupsilia transversa
3-Orthosia miniosa

4-Colotois pennaria 5-

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012,
4 na ryabina street

it seems to be Allophyes oxyacanthae

Hellooo?

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There are plenty of such green ones among the scoops. Need photos from different angles and with a higher resolution.

Thanks! Unfortunately, from other sides there is no

Like this?
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Xylena_Exsoleta

yes!

Whose positive caterpillar is this?

Sits on Campanula persicifolia

this is Xylena exsoleta.

And one more caterpillar to catch up.
M. O., Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012, on the oak tree.

And one more caterpillar to catch up.
M. O., Ramenskiy district, der.Zhukovo,24.05.2012, on the oak tree.

Orthosia cruda

tell me whose hairy pupa it is.

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tell me whose hairy pupa it is.

Apparently, some kind of wave

tell me what to feed the archon caterpillars?

Apparently, some kind of wave

maybe an unpaired silkworm? I've had a few .

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Tell me, whose caterpillar is this?
On a pea of some kind.
MO 05.06.12
Thank you.

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maybe an unpaired silkworm?

Tell me, whose caterpillar is this?
On a pea of some kind.
MO 05.06.12
Thank you.

IMHO, Zygaena viciae.

Hello! I live in the Far East, so yesterday I caught these caterpillars in the garden on the grass. Can you tell me what kind of view?

Number one (very hairy. orange) eats everything in a row: cucumber, plantain, rhubarb, dill.
Number two (I became sluggish today, but yesterday I ate dill and plantain)

General portrait

Snow bear (Spilosoma niveum Men.)

Hello, today I found an apple tree near the house here is such a caterpillar, can you tell me what kind of species and what to feed it?

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Hello, today I found such a caterpillar, can you tell me what kind of species and what to feed it?

Orgyia antiqua (Linnaeus, 1758)
I used to feed on raspberries.

tell me what kind of caterpillars and what to feed them? 1 moth I don't know what. 2 resembles a dustpan. I found it in a park in Stavropol.

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M. O., Zhukovsky, 16.05.2012, on the willow.
Anorthoa munda?

tell me what kind of caterpillars and what to feed them? 1 moth I don't know what. 2 resembles a dustpan. I found it in a park in Stavropol.

The first photo of Lycia pomonaria, found on an oak tree,I have a caterpillar already pupated.The butterfly should appear in the spring.

Please help me determine this moth before the species.It hung on a spider web from a rowan tree. The plantation consists of birch and pine trees.Kaliningrad region.

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tell me what kind of caterpillars and what to feed them? 1 moth I don't know what. 2 resembles a dustpan. I found it in a park in Stavropol.

maybe Lycia pomonaria, maybe hirtaria

M. O., Zhukovsky, 16.05.2012, on the willow.
Anorthoa munda?

and not Apterogenum ypsillon ?

Please help me determine this moth before the species.It hung on a spider web from a rowan tree. The plantation consists of birch and pine trees.Kaliningrad region.

Colotois pennaria

and more volnyanka caterpillars. which ones? I also found it in Stavropol, but I don't know what to feed?

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and more volnyanka caterpillars. which ones? I also found it in Stavropol, but I don't know what to feed?

1-Acronicta rumicis
2-in my opinion, Dicallomera fascelina what number was found and on what?

Whose is it?
Tambov neighborhood, 1.06

Help me identify the caterpillars. Found: Razdolnoye settlement, Primorsky Krai, on the Amur Barkhat in early June. The velvet was examined for the detection of Maaka or Ksuta Tail-bearing caterpillars. Previously, such caterpillars had never been found on velvet. There were only 4 tracks. The eggs themselves or their remains were nowhere to be found. Three died during the first molt. They stuck together and stayed that way. There's only one left. In photo 1-age 3-4 days. Size 5mm
In photo 2 - age 1.5 weeks. The size is 10mm. Photo 3 shows the age of 2 weeks. The size is 17mm. It looks similar to young saturn caterpillars. Who has any other options? While we continue to fatten up. It may clear up after molting.

There is an assumption: Rhodinia jankowskii (Oberthur, 1880)
The caterpillars feed on the leaves of Amur velvet. I didn't find any photos of young caterpillars on the Internet. Other peacock eyes don't seem to live on velvet.
Like last year in the bushes next to me I saw green cocoons that the caterpillars of this species are climbing.

Who can help you confirm or refute my assumption?

In photo 4-approximately 3 weeks ( Caterpillar 1 day after molting). We are waiting for the next molt.

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Found on 09.06.2012 on a beech tree: Crimea, ROC. Twitter messages. Worry?

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Found on 09.06.2012 on a beech tree: Crimea, ROC. Twitter messages. Worry?

Lithosia quadra or Eilema sororcula.

Lithosia quadra or Eilema sororcula.

Yes, that's right. This is Lithosia quadra. Thank you.
By the way, I remember there was an interest in the species Sesia apiformis Cl. in the Crimea. Got a couple of 09.06.12 in the ROC. Shchebetovka, in the morning at 9-30 on the old poplar. I didn't catch it, just photographed it.
I send it, it may be interesting.
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Today I have met three such combinations-a mottled caterpillar, a larva, and a clutch of eggs shaped like elongated rice. I still don't understand what's going on. Pestryanka does not mind eating masonry? Or is it something to do with mottling in general?Maybe someone knows and will tell you. Chelyabinsk. June 11.

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Help please. Ukraine, Cherkasy, 11.06.12. under the willow tree found

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Today I have met three such combinations-a mottled caterpillar, a larva, and a clutch of eggs shaped like elongated rice. I still don't understand what's going on. Pestryanka does not mind eating masonry? Or is it something to do with mottling in general?Maybe someone knows and will tell you. Chelyabinsk. June 11.

Mottled moth larvae emerged from the caterpillar and wove cocoons.
And what the golden-eyed larva is doing there is not clear. Maybe she smelled the riders ' larvae?

(ReAlex)-in my opinion, the larva of the birch cymbex

what kind of caterpillars?

Ukraine, Torez
9.05.2012
was found on a cherry tree



same place at the same time


This post was edited by astronom - 12.06.2012 00: 57

what kind of caterpillars?

Ukraine, Torez
9.05.2012
was found on a cherry tree

Malacosoma neustria (Linnaeus, 1758)

2-in my opinion, Dicallomera fascelina what number was found and on what? when found I don't remember what to feed I don't know.