Identification of larvae and pupae

most adult age 2 photos, taken on June 16, 2012.

And here's another thing. Very thick and long caterpillar (about the size of an index finger). It was found in a thicket of weeds.

Hello! Help identify the caterpillars that were found in the Ulyanovsk region on St. John's wort.

Hello! Help identify the caterpillars that were found in the Ulyanovsk region on St. John's wort.

Hello, please tell me whose pupa, who will be from her Middle Volga region, the length is not more than 20 mm

If I found one near Moscow, I would think that Euthrix potatoria

Far East, on the reverse side of a sunflower leaf. Whose masonry could it be?

This is who came out of these eggs yesterday (photo). Can anyone tell me who it is?

Hello, what can I feed her at home?
Caterpillar Euthrix potatoria-Grass silkworm, family Lasiocampidae (cocoonworms)

Help me identify the caterpillars. Mordovia, 12.06.2012, the edge of a deciduous forest.
The first two are unpaired silkworms, or something else?

Good evening, dear experts! Please help me identify the animals you found
The first one is small, about a centimeter. I suspect some kind of ladybug?
The second one has 4 shiny dots, as if silvered. It was hanging on a sheet of wormwood (or hemlock, I don't remember exactly). МО

Help me identify the caterpillars. Mordovia, 12.06.2012, the edge of a deciduous forest.
The first two are unpaired silkworms, or something else?

Night butterfly-bear.
The pictures are terrible.

Good evening, dear experts! Please help me identify the animals you found
The first one is small, about a centimeter. I suspect some kind of ladybug?
The second one has 4 shiny dots, as if silvered. It was hanging on a sheet of wormwood (or hemlock, I don't remember exactly). МО

Like this?
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=94194
Day Peacock's eye (Aglais io L.)

Definitely not. Now I've been digging in the container that had the caterpillar in it. Only a small part of the skin remained. Hmm... It turns out to be a cross-section stripe... Body and head fragment:

Rummaged through the entire container, nothing else (except for the pupa, of course) was found.

Help with the definition, please.
Moscow Region, June 15.
Is it the same as above on this page, Acronicta rumicis ?



And the second, Cerura vinula? On a willow tree.



Thank you.

Actually, there aren't many options with this pupa. There is another one:
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=2168
although I would not call it black and shaggy.
The pupa is clearly nymphalid, with either a Peacock's eye or a Wren.
Unless, of course, there's something I don't know about Severodvinsk.

Russia, Bashkortostan
On a mountain ash tree.

This thing has nothing to do with the swallowtail, or, in general, with butterflies.
This is a sawfly larva, probably Pristiphora geniculata.

Yes, I understand that nymphalida and that there are not many options... Maybe urticaria of course. I'll wait for it to hatch (if it's true, like some rider usually does, or the midges don't come out...)

Please help me identify the caterpillar.

Surgut, KhMAO, on the ground. (found today)

Can you tell me a forage plant? (track length 4 cm)