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01.11.2012 12:47, okoem

These, I think, are also tahini.
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Yes, perhaps more like tahin.
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01.11.2012 12:49, Woodmen

June 24, on the willow tree. Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
Willow harpy-Furcula furcula (Notodontidae)?

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01.11.2012 13:53, Andrey Ponomarev

Andrey, we need his back view. Do you have any?

Sasha just this picture here.
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01.11.2012 14:49, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
June 26, on the nettle.
Araschnia levana?

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01.11.2012 15:30, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Poplar, peat bog, on the heather, 26.07.2012.1
Coscinia cribraria?The length is about 1cm.
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2 24.08.2012 also on the heather.Coscinia cribraria?The length is about 1.5 cm.
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01.11.2012 20:30, Sungaya

Moscow region, Serebryano-Prudsky district, der.Lishnyagi..
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similar to Sitochroa verticalis.
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01.11.2012 21:47, Sungaya

Sawyer. View - ???
They developed on red currant. the body is approximately 4 mm.
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Pristiphora sp., possibly P. appendiculata (Hartig 1837)= pallipes auct.
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01.11.2012 21:53, Sungaya

Sawflies - 2 Species - ???
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Dates in file names

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Pristiphora sp., possibly P. rufipes Serville 1823 = aquilegiae Snellen van Vollenhoven 1866
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01.11.2012 21:58, Sungaya

Sawflies - 4 Species - ???
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Dates in file names

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possibly Allantus (Emphytus) cingillum (Klug 1818)
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01.11.2012 22:05, Sungaya

Squad - ???
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date of recording in the file name

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similar to Euthrix potatoria
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01.11.2012 22:09, Sungaya

Sasha just took this picture.
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Gilpinia laricis virens
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01.11.2012 22:12, Sungaya

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
June 26, on the nettle.
Araschnia levana?



top row - Araschnia levana
bottom-not clear
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01.11.2012 22:42, Peter Khramov

Continue feeding gerberas no matter what.

01.11.2012 23:17, Kharkovbut

top row - Araschnia levana
bottom-not clear
IMHO, and the lower ones are also levana. They're wearing horns, aren't they?"
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02.11.2012 8:57, Shtil

And most likely the Helicoverpa armigera will be released:)

02.11.2012 10:12, okoem

We are responsible for those we have tamed - what should I do with it? Maybe this is a unique product and someone needs it? What will happen to her? And what should I do?

This is really an H. armigera caterpillar.
You are very much mistaken if you think that you have tamed it. Take it outside (you can take it with gerbera) and put it in the grass - it will figure out what to do.

02.11.2012 10:41, Woodmen

Sungaya, Kharkovbut
Thanks!
All from one place, all with "horns". smile.gif

02.11.2012 12:48, Коллекционер

we have a lot of them this year I found in the pine forest)

02.11.2012 18:04, Woodmen

Slobodskoy district of the Kirov region. July 30.

1. Abandoned fields, on clover.
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2. Roadside in a mixed forest, on a birch tree.
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3. Roadside in mixed forest, sagebrush.
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4. Roadside in a mixed forest, on the white sandman.
What kind of scoop and whose pupa (rider?)
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02.11.2012 18:44, okoem


4. Roadside in a mixed forest, on the white sandman.
What a scoop

Some Hadena sp. or something close.
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04.11.2012 12:11, Woodmen

Slobodskoy district of the Kirov region. July 13.
Abandoned field, on the nivyanik.
Hadena bicruris (Noctuidae)?

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04.11.2012 13:11, Sungaya

IMHO, and the lower ones are also levana. They're wearing horns, aren't they?"

well, sort of... I didn't see them - these horns smile.gifare

04.11.2012 13:12, Sungaya

Slobodskoy district of the Kirov region. July 30.
Abandoned field, on the nivyanik.
Hadena bicruris (Noctuidae)?



It looks more like Sideridis rivularis smile.gif
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04.11.2012 14:01, Woodmen

Still such a scoop. I don't even try to determine it myself. smile.gif
Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
August 10. On a rattle.

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06.11.2012 0:13, ИгорьК

In the Mytischinsky forest park, a huge number of such larvae gather in clusters mainly in wet places. What is it and who needs to be notified about this disaster? Perhaps this has something to do with the loss of forests in Elk Island?picture: DSC3364.jpg

06.11.2012 17:52, Woodmen

Does anyone have any thoughts on these cocooned eggs? smile.gif

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

May 30.
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June 20 and 24.
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June 27.
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July 9.
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06.11.2012 21:08, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please specify if possible. 04.11.12 Rostov region.
On oak trees (Chrysanthemum x koreanum).

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07.11.2012 19:40, okoem

H.armigera
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08.11.2012 20:39, Грибник

Same as a few posts above, from November 6.

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Sorry, if not in the subject.
Are these surveyor's larvae?
If so, can they be filled with gasoline and put in the furnace?

08.11.2012 21:04, Guest

a topographer is, in the sense of a typographer?
If yes, then no.
Instead of this pile of mala, you would rather shoot one, but close-up and from all sides.

09.11.2012 12:38, Woodmen

Same as a few posts above, from November 6.

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Sorry, if not in the subject.
Are these surveyor's larvae?
If so, can they be filled with gasoline and put in the furnace?

These are larvae of the thick-legged mosquito family Bibionidae.
http://macroclub.ru/club/viewtopic.php?p=125272#p125272

09.11.2012 18:22, Грибник

Thanks!!
I've never seen anything like this.

09.11.2012 20:05, Sungaya

Whose larvae are these?
Not geese, not sawflies, but who? confused.gif
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Sawflies Cephalcia sp.
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I'm sorry, it's certainly not Cephalcia sp. "the plant is not the same, and the behavior is not the same.
But the family is the same - Pamphilidae. Probably one of the genera Pamphilius, Onycholyda.

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10.11.2012 17:43, ButterflyGirl

Help me determine, thank you. October 30, Ukraine, Crimea, Pelargonium.

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10.11.2012 21:08, okoem

H.armigera
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11.11.2012 20:28, Раду Кибзий

Good evening! Tell me, please, what is the Latin name of this caterpillar? Thank you in advance! May 25, 2009, roc. Chisinau.

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11.11.2012 20:32, AGG

papilio machaon

12.11.2012 14:45, AlisaInAsia

I found a caterpillar in November, crawling along the road. Thailand

What is it called and what does it eat?
It looks poisonous: the color is bright, there are spikes and gives off transparent drops next to the spikes

On the sides are red balls, thorns like twigs. There are horns on the muzzle. On the body iridescent beautiful blue spots

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In another thread they said that maybe this nymphalida

12.11.2012 16:12, nikittokkk

Well, yes, nymphalida. Personally, it reminds me a lot of our Nymphalis io. But I didn't seem to see any" iridescent beautiful blue spots " in them.

12.11.2012 19:51, Раду Кибзий

Good evening! Please help me identify this caterpillar in Latin? August 16, 2012, roc. Chisinau.

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