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12.02.2017 22:42, Sergey Rybalkin

Sakhalin Dendrolimus sibiricus.

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12.02.2017 22:44, Sergey Rybalkin

Kunashir grass cocoonworm.

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01.03.2017 16:04, EuRyAlUs

Gonometa nysa, Kenya

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13.05.2017 17:08, Sergey Rybalkin

Eversmann's cocoonworm caterpillar, last instar. Western Kazakhstan, border with the Astrakhan region.

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13.05.2017 17:13, Sergey Rybalkin

Again, the eternal question, ilizik or Japonica in these two pictures? I know about the contrasting white stripe in favor of Japonica, but ...

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13.05.2017 18:56, dim-va

orcifoly

13.05.2017 19:15, Vlad Proklov

ilicifolia

And definitely not Japonica? The external sling doesn't seem to be broken...

13.05.2017 19:22, Sergey Rybalkin

ilicifolia

Both of them? I thought it was a contrasting Japonica.

14.05.2017 7:58, Konung

Both of them? I thought it was a contrasting Japonica.

a straightened ilicic, and a live one, probably, japonica...

14.05.2017 9:26, dim-va

both are exactly ilicifolia, without a doubt
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15.09.2017 7:41, evk

Kyrgyzstan, hr. Moldo-Too, 2600 m n. o. m. To the light. 26.07.2017.
Could it be Malacosoma parallellum (Staudinger, 1887)?

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16.10.2017 1:14, Zhuk

Malacosoma sp. female
China, Gansu, Xiahe, h=3200m., July 2016, Zhuk leg.
Who has any ideas?

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16.10.2017 9:28, Dark-f

Hello. I have a question. Today, the last caterpillar of the cocoonworm Eutrix albomaculata pupated from a brood that I raised from eggs obtained from females that I caught this summer in Andreevka, in the Khasansky district. So, do the pupae of Eutrix albomaculata overwinter, and if they do, what should I do with them?

16.10.2017 13:37, Grigory Grigoryev

Hello. I have a question. Today, the last caterpillar of the cocoonworm Eutrix albomaculata pupated from a brood that I raised from eggs obtained from females that I caught this summer in Andreevka, in the Khasansky district. So, do the pupae of Eutrix albomaculata overwinter, and if they do, what should I do with them?


In the attache two pages from the book by V. V. Zolotukhin (from the expanses of "flora and fauna"): winter Gus. cf. age. You have brought them to pupation, i.e. it turns out as if the second generation. Hibernate pupae that shouldn't do this ? The issue is moot.

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16.10.2017 17:23, Guest

  Malacosoma sp. female
China, Gansu, Xiahe, h=3200m., July 2016, Zhuk leg.
Who has any ideas?


There are two options. The first one is a female Ph. insignis Laj., but I'm confused by the black belly. I only saw them in females from Kuku-Nor, very old collections, and this was a new species, not yet described. ВВЗ
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16.10.2017 18:14, Dark-f

In the attache two pages from the book by V. V. Zolotukhin (from the expanses of "flora and fauna"): winter Gus. cf. age. You have brought them to pupation, i.e. it turns out as if the second generation. Hibernate pupae that shouldn't do this ? The issue is moot.




Thank you. Just an hour ago, a male came out of the pupa. Apparently, other butterflies will appear soon.

19.02.2018 11:56, Victor Gazanchidis

Perhaps this is a cocoonworm of the Tolype genus, so I decided to post here. I ask specialists to connect. The place of capture is very interesting
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia Roc, 01.2018

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19.02.2018 15:20, dim-va

Yes, it's interesting, but not only here, but also in America, there are no specialists in this group. I'll give you a little tip that might help. This is the genus Macromphalia.
It can be viewed in the nitida or purissima groups, but do not rule out the possibility that it may also be a new undescribed species.

19.02.2018 15:40, Victor Gazanchidis

Thanks for watching. The fauna there is very sparse, but something came across and I think with everything there will be problems with definitions

25.04.2018 19:24, Sergey Rybalkin

Pair of Kunashir ringed cocoonworms Malacosoma neustrium testaceum (Motschulsky, 1861)

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10.05.2018 1:03, Zhuk

Braura picturata (Grünberg, 1910), female
Caterpillar South Africa, KwaZulu Natal, February 2018, Zhuk leg.
Found on mimosa, immediately pupated. The butterfly was released in March.

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12.07.2018 12:24, t00m

There was a fresh one, I can't help but share it. Lasiocampa trifoli. Ex ovo

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12.07.2018 17:09, AGG

and I screwed up my own at the exit of the egg weep.gif
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11.08.2022 17:21, Andrei Dolgikh

Does anyone know if this is a normal color scheme for a female Lasiocampa quercus? Initially, when I saw her, I thought she was a normal brown male. But the female???

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16.08.2022 10:57, Zhuk

Does anyone know if this is a normal color scheme for a female Lasiocampa quercus? Initially, when I saw her, I thought she was a normal brown male. But the female???

Normally, they have from dark to light varies smile.gif

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13.05.2023 19:29, Zhuk

Perhaps this is a cocoonworm of the Tolype genus, so I decided to post here. I ask specialists to connect. The place of capture is very interesting
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia Roc, 01.2018

Macromphalia dedecora Feisthamel, 1839
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