Identification of larvae and pupae

Please help me identify the caterpillar.. Found it today. A dustpan? The bear? What to feed?

The bear. Plantain and anything else.

The bear. Plantain and anything else.

Thanks! Can't tell me which one exactly?

Thanks! Can't tell me which one exactly?

Most likely it is Phragmatobia fuliginosa.

Hello!
Help me identify the caterpillars. Caught in August in the Leningrad region.

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Hello everyone.
M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, peat bog in the vicinity of Poplar.
Results of mowing on a peat bog for birch, aspen, mountain ash.08.08.2012
On the birch tree.The first three caterpillars are probably the same species.
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Geometra papilionaria

This post was edited by bials-18.08.2012 21: 25

Good people please look at the post 3423
Really no one knows???

Smoky ash moth (Hypomecis punctinalis Scop.)
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...cis_Punctinalis

Come on, come on-but you have various other rare species coming across!
Last year we had a lot of bedstraw hawks on the phlox, and the caterpillars were sitting on the bedstraw. Sometimes I found corpses on the road - people pressed It is a bad year, there are not enough caterpillars of all kinds, hawkmoth do not fly over phlox.
And I also have a problem with the caterpillar of the wine hawk moth-last fall it pupated, perfectly wintered on the glazed balcony, and in the bundle it shriveled up and died, no one hatched, not even parasites

I got tangled up in the dustpans. Maybe someone will recognize it? There are similar species, but this one has a dark head and crimson legs. Crawling along the pine tree. When she saw me, she fell into the moss and let out a trickle of green liquid.
Moscow region, late June.

It is all the more insulting not to meet those caterpillars that others see as a shaft.
About caterpillars and butterflies this year I completely agree (however, we are looking for them in almost the same area, you are in Kubinka and the surrounding area, and I am in Petelino in Gar-Pokrovsky) This year started well, the May vacation brought a lot of new things, and then as cut off. No caterpillars are almost invisible, no butterflies fly to the light. Aspens and willows in the forest are all covered with sores, shriveled, blackened leaves. However, harpies still come across... And not a single (!) swallowtail caterpillar on the railway in the forest. And last year, my son and I counted more than a hundred of them in one pass.

This post was edited by bials-18.08.2012 21: 44

Good evening!
Help determine the flower moth (if possible, of course).
Found in Moscow region, Odintsovo district, Petelino station, August 2012.
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Hello, I recently found in the Moscow region Strelchatku Psi and Kistekhvostku spotted. So the problem is that I had to return to Moscow and I can't figure out what to give them to eat. They used to have fir and elm irgi leaves, but now I don't even know what to give them...
I tore up birch leaves, oak leaves, even lilac leaves, and some other things, I can't even remember which ones, but they don't eat anything! It seems that they are still too early to pupate. Please help, tell me!

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Forage plants can be viewed here - http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/i...tera/index.html
Just enter the Latin name of the butterfly in the search bar.

I present several finds, found at different times and in different places.
No. 1 nighttime trifle: about 2.5 cm long, found on July 15 in the Vladimir region, Selivanovsky district, hunting farm, Tatarovka, field with cereals, young pines, aspens, active at night-clung to trousers, what I ate is unknown.


No. 2 two-tailed trifle: about 2 cm long, found on July 14, 2012 in the Vladimir region, Selivanovsky district, hunting farm, Tatarovka ROC on aspen.


No. 3 pyadenichnaya trifle: length 2-2. 5 cm, found on July 28, 2011 in the Moscow region. Noginsky district, station 43km, lesnaya polyana, on yarrow


No. 4 pyadenichnaya night striped trifle: about 3 cm long, rummaged in the grass at night, found on August 4, 2012 in the Moscow region. Noginsky district, station 43km, mixed forest, forest glade


No. 5 green nimble: about 5 cm long, a strong and very active caterpillar that tried to escape all the way, found on August 4, 2011 in the Moscow region. Noginsky district, st. 43km, old clearing, overgrown with young growth, on an aspen tree


No. 6 spotted: 4-4. 5 cm long, red warts on the black segment in the center and tail of the body strongly protrude upwards. The food plant could not be found, and the caterpillar pupated almost immediately. Found on August 16, 2012 in the Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district, near the village of Ozerki, on the high bank of the river. Oki, under an oak tree, there are also thickets of wild rose, young aspens.


No. 7 mother-of-pearl tavolgovaya?: length about 5 cm, found on June 11, 2012 in the Tver region, Kimrsky district, Medveditsa River, Podosenovo village in the thickets of meadowsweet


No. 8 some kind of draughtsman: approx. 1.5 cm long, found on May 19, 2012 in the Tver region, Kimrsky district, Medveditsa river, Romanovo, on snyti leaves, did not feed


No. 9 pupa? just over 1 cm in size, found on August 1, 2012, in the Kaluga region, Sukhinichsky district, Gretnya village on the river bank, on a semi-aquatic plant of the cruciferous family


This post was edited by Mahsa Gill - 08/25/2012 20: 43

No. 7. As an option-Brenthisino (Rottemburg, 1775) - Mother-of-pearl ino.
#8. Possibly Aurelia's Draughtsman (Melitaea aurelia)

No. 1. Most likely Lymantria monacha (Linnaeus, 1758).
No. 2. Cerura sp.?vinula (Linnaeus, 1758)?

No. 3 pyadenichnaya trifle: length 2-2. 5 cm, found on July 28, 2011 in the Moscow region. Noginsky district, station 43km, lesnaya polyana, on yarrow

According to this photo, in my opinion - hopeless.

Help me identify the caterpillar. I thought it was a hawk moth, but I can't tell.
Moscow region, Lyuberetsky district, July 28. Very quickly crawled on the asphalt, apparently pupating.

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This is the caterpillar scoops. Most likely - Cucullia umbratica (Linnaeus, 1758)

Ukraine, south of Zaporizhia region, late August on kermek:


Ukraine, south of Zaporizhia region, end of August on polyn:

Ukraine, south of Zaporizhia region, late August on Kermek:
Ukraine, south of Zaporizhia region, end of August on polyn:

- Heliothis sp. or H. armigera.
- Schinia scutosa

Moscow region, 08.2012, na skerde (Crepis sp)

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Similar to Simyra nervosa

I present several finds, found at different times and in different places.

No. 2-Poplar harpy (Furcula bifida)
No. 5-Scoliopteryx libatrix (Scoliopteryx libatrix)
No. 6-Clostera anachoreta (Clostera anachoreta)
No. 7-Mother-of-pearl meadowsweet (Brenthisino)

Similar to Simyra nervosa

I think it's Acronicta euphorbiae.

Hello! Please help me with the definition of caterpillars and false tracks!

1. Moscow, 28.06, on the nettle

2. Moscow region, 19.07, in the grass

3. Moscow region, end of July, on belokopytnik

4. Moscow region, early June Zygaena sp?

5. Moscow region, 20.06

6. Moscow region, 12.07 pm

Thank you in advance!

Hello! Please help me with the definition of caterpillars and false tracks!

1. Moscow, 28.06, on the nettle

2. Moscow region, 19.07, in the grass

3. Moscow region, end of July, on belokopytnik

4. Moscow region, early June Zygaena sp?

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6.

Thank you in advance!

Hello! Please help me with the definition of caterpillars and false tracks!

1: Araschnia levana

2: Spilosoma lubricipeda (Linnaeus, 1758)
4: Zygaena filipendulae (Linnaeus, 1758)

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 28.08.2012 12: 25

Thanks! For some reason, two more caterpillars are not visible.

5. Moscow region, 20.06

6. Moscow region, 12.07 pm

Thank you in advance!

Thanks! For some reason, two more caterpillars are not visible.


Thank you in advance!

Lycia sp. and Cleora cinctaria
a sawfly-Tenthredo mandibularis

Please help me determine:
1. caterpillar, July 28, 2008, Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl district, Berdicino village
deciduous trees along the river bank

2. Biston betularia?
September 8, 2008, Yaroslavl, Linden Mountain district, deciduous grove

3. small caterpillar, 1-1. 5 cm, on a lime tree?
July 27, 2008, Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl district, Berdicino village

I found two caterpillars on the street. I really want to determine their type)) Please help me if this is even possible)) If it suddenly helps, the hairy one eats raspberry and blackberry leaves, and the green one seems to have tried cabbage. Found in Nizhny Novgorod. Russia.

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I found two caterpillars on the street. I really want to determine their type)) Please help me if this is even possible)) If it suddenly helps, the hairy one eats raspberry and blackberry leaves, and the green one seems to have tried cabbage. Found in Nizhny Novgorod. Russia.

!-I am Acronicta rumicis (Linnaeus, 1758)
ON the second ONE YOU need a good photo

Found today. Stavropol, steppe
Lythria cruentaria ?

Hello,please tell me what's wrong with my caterpillar.
Since mid-August, I have been living with Strelchatka Psy along with Kistekhvostka mottled. This morning, I suddenly discovered that the Sagittarius Psi had "woven" a small cocoon of cobwebs behind it and was acting suspiciously active. Then I came back in the late afternoon and noticed that she was sitting not far from this spider web and under it some small translucent white cocoon, and in this cocoon it was as if something dark was moving. Are these some kind of parasites? If so, what to do with this cocoon (she is still sitting on it). And whether it is necessary to otsazhivat from it Kistekhvostku? Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to take a photo. Please tell me!

Found today. Stavropol, steppe

Scoops of Euclidia glyphica.

a small cocoon of cobwebs behind
you .....
And whether it is necessary to otsazhivat from it Kistekhvostku?

"Yes, they must be parasites. "Behind themselves" caterpillars do not weave cocoons.
- I think it is better to keep different types of caterpillars separately.

Yesterday I found a caterpillar on dill. I take it it's a swallowtail?" But late August, Siberia.. what do I need to do when she pupates so that she can overwinter normally? Should I put it in the refrigerator or take it out on the veranda so that the temperature is like outside? (it can reach -40 degrees in winter)

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Scoops of Euclidia glyphica.
"Yes, they must be parasites. "Behind themselves" caterpillars do not weave cocoons.
- I think it is better to keep different types of caterpillars separately.

Thank you, and I've gone through all the pyadenits

Please help me with the definition:

1-Clostera curtula
2-in my opinion, some Cyclophora

3draw us! Please help me identify the caterpillars.
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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

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