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Hi Steve, As you are aware there are very few pictures of this pug around. There is one in Porter and one in the Photos section of this forum. I have never...
Reg Fry
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Oct 1, 2004
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712
Thanks Reg, it didn't like my garden scabious but managed to get some more Devils-bit [for now]. Had 2 larvae but the other one doesn't look too happy. It may...
steve covey
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Oct 1, 2004
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Richard, Thanks for this tip - always useful to know about different containers! I hear that Tesco and Ikea are both selling very cheap packs of airtight food...
Dafydd Lewis
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Oct 3, 2004
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I like these because they are not airtight but do have a close fitting lid - I seem to have problems raising larvae in sealed containers even when I drill...
RichardC
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Oct 3, 2004
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Perhaps thick plastic encourages condensation. Have you tried the larval rearing boxes sold by suppliers like ALS? They come ready- perforated or...
Dafydd Lewis
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Oct 3, 2004
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Hi all, A friend has recently passed on what he tells me are Eyed Hawk pupae that he reared from larvae on willow. However it's just occurred to me that they...
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Oct 6, 2004
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Smerinthus ocellata has a smooth pupa and Laothoe populi not. Best regards, Jeroen Voogd The Netherlands ... Van: georgetordoff40 [mailto:tordoffgm@...] ...
Jeroen Voogd
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Oct 6, 2004
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If they're smooth and shiny, then they're Eyed Hawk. If they're rough and dull, they're Poplar. A Poplar hawk pupa is shown here: ...
Peter Eeles
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Oct 6, 2004
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Hi George, Very easy to tell - Eyed Hawk are smooth and shiny and a lightish brown, Poplar are much darker with a rough mat finish! The are illustrated side by...
Reg Fry
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720
Thanks Reg and everyone else who replied. In that case they are definitely Eyed Hawk. I didn't expect it to be so easy! Regards George ... brown, ... at:- ...
georgetordoff40
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Oct 7, 2004
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Hi all, nearly squashed this under foot today while fungus foraying at Spye Park,Wilts. Not sure what it is or if it's even lepidopterous. The area is sandy...
steve covey
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Oct 8, 2004
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Hi Steve, The clue is in the number of abdominal (hind) feet or claspers. Lepidoptera have a maximum of 5 pairs whereas saw-fly larvae have 6 or more - so as...
Reg Fry
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Oct 8, 2004
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Hi Steve Your larvae is probably a Sawfly they have five or more pairs of pro-legs, Lepidoptera have four. Calderdale Moffer (Paul T) ... From: steve covey ...
Paul Talbot
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Oct 8, 2004
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Hi Steve, It's a sawfly larva; Diprion pini would be my guess: http://zoologie.forst.tu-muenchen.de/PHERODIP/DIPRIONIDAE/DIPRIONPINI/dp05.html Cheers, Mark. ...
Mark Boddington
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Oct 8, 2004
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Hello all, It should be lepidoptera larvae have four or less prolegs (e,g, geometridae). Best regards, Jeroen Voogd The Netherlands ... Van: Paul Talbot...
Jeroen Voogd
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Oct 9, 2004
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Hi all, Some Lepidoptera larvae certainly do have more than the normal maximum of five* pairs of prolegs, for example the strange beast that is the larva of ...
Mark Boddington
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Oct 9, 2004
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Hello Mark, all, I am not aware of any caterpillar with more then four pair of prolegs, one pair of anal claspers and three pair of true legs. Even the ...
Jeroen Voogd
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Hi Jeroen, We're clearly using a different definition of proleg! What is your definition of "proleg"? Cheers, Mark. ... From: "Jeroen Voogd"...
Mark Boddington
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729
Hi all, I have never seen the larva of this species (Apoda limacodes (the Festoon)) or any account of it apart from Porters. He simply states "that the prolegs...
Reg Fry
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Oct 9, 2004
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730
I also meant to say this is a curious grouping with a lot of strange larvae - see for example http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/larvae/lima/limacodidae.html ...
Reg Fry
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Oct 9, 2004
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Thanks Mark and everyone else [I think I've started something re no. of prolegs etc;-(] Pine Sawfly [Diprion pini] makes sense as there is lots of Scots Pine...
steve covey
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Oct 9, 2004
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I have some of these and they are still to emerge - should they have emerged already, or is there a chance they might overwinter? And if they do emerge, will...
Dafydd Lewis
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Oct 15, 2004
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Hi all, Am just back from a week in Fuerteventura - nice to see the Monarchs (butterflies that is - not the airline!) flying around the pool again... This...
Reg Fry
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Oct 20, 2004
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Hi Reg, Yes, theyre still alive and twitching and not yet emerged. It's a while since they pupated, and the ambient temperatures recently have been between 8...
Dafydd Lewis
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Oct 23, 2004
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As we approach November 1st and the temp is slowly decreasing I guess I could risk putting all of these pupae into winter storage in airtight containers now,...
Dafydd Lewis
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Oct 29, 2004
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Two larvae found in 15W actinic trap 5/11/04 almost certainly dropped from cultivated Buddleia during night. Bexhill-on-Sea VC14 length of larger c10mm. This...
Derek Crawley
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Nov 6, 2004
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Hi Derek, Could be one of several species - I wouldn't like to guess without an overhead photo but someone may recognise it. You need to know which species to...
Reg Fry
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Nov 6, 2004
10:07 pm
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Reg Thanks for your advice. Here is another try with a different angle can you ID from this view? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Breeding_UK- ...
Derek Crawley
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Nov 7, 2004
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Reg http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Breeding_UK- Leps/files/DEC/DSCN4872copy.jpg I'll have another try with the URL Derek...
Derek Crawley
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Nov 7, 2004
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Hi Derek, I am sure someone knows how to prevent split URLs - is it just the number of characters your e-mail system is set up per line?. I was able to edit...
Reg Fry
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