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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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03.06.2007 1:04, lepidopterolog

And in Russian it is a yellow spider-crab and a South Russian tarantula?
They are the most smile.gif

04.06.2007 23:54, BO.

Help identify the flies. Astrakhan region. June.

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05.06.2007 11:09, алекс 2611

Help identify the flies. Astrakhan region. June.


The first fly is a sirfid. Like Syritta pipiens. If you lied , I'll be happy to hear your objections.
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06.06.2007 12:18, Swansson

Tell me the type of mosquito. It flew to the light, similar to an ordinary weevil, only 2 times larger (span 5.5 cm).

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06.06.2007 17:30, алекс 2611

Tell me the type of mosquito. It flew to the light, similar to an ordinary weevil, only 2 times larger (span 5.5 cm).


The weevil is (in the sense of the Tipulidae family). But then it will not be easy to determine.

06.06.2007 20:10, BUTTERFLY

Who is it?

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06.06.2007 20:23, Tigran Oganesov

Wow, what beautiful bedbugs! Similar to keels (Acanthosomatidae). Where was it taken?

06.06.2007 21:24, BUTTERFLY

Wow, what beautiful bedbugs! Similar to keels (Acanthosomatidae). Where was it taken?


Taken in Indonesia.

11.06.2007 9:02, mihalych

Good day to all!
Can you tell me what these spiders are?

1.
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2.
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Here are a couple more photos of the first spider.

Apologies for the quality of the images =)

13.06.2007 0:31, nimu

Tell me plz what kind of rubbish and how to soak it, and then the whole Christmas tree infection messed up.
Moscow region

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14.06.2007 19:48, RippeR

it looks like a cute horntail.. What size is it??
If from 2 cm and very annoying, you can send me wink.gif

14.06.2007 22:59, nimu

Slightly larger than a match.Stuck all over the Christmas tree right at the gate, the bark falls off, the tree dies, damn mad.gifit . But I haven't tried sending insects smile.gifyet

15.06.2007 12:41, алекс 2611

to Nimu.

If you're still interested. I still finished off your fly (photo m2 from 19.05.2007)
Family Tachinidae subfamily Phasiinae genus Alophora R.-D.
about the species, I can only assume that it is Alophora obesa F.
But in the mind, to determine up to the species, you would need to have a copy in your hands and examine the genitals.

Yes, if you search for photos in the Internet, then keep in mind that some modern European authors have added this genus to the genus Phasia Latr. in the subgenus rank. And you need to search for Phasia obesa F.
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18.06.2007 10:26, sahua

Hello, everyone!
(my first post here)
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what is this arrow?
it seems to me that Ischnura is elegant, but it's NOT the blue end that confuses me.
taken in St. petersburg.

18.06.2007 22:54, Ilia Ustiantcev

Help plz identify spiders. All from the Moscow Region.
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23.06.2007 15:50, guest: Инга

Lives in Laos, in wet forests, quickly runs along the trunks of old
trees, r-r 5-7mm. It sticks to itself with what it finds at the bottom near
the trunks. If you catch, then you can't rip off the garbage, but rather
crush it, a fragile shell. Who is it?

View photos by:
http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/Ingan1/view/4132/
http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/Ingan1/view/4131/
http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/Ingan1/view/4130/

or

http://img.fotki.yandex.ru/get/1/ingan1.0/0_1023_7adaff17_L
http://img.fotki.yandex.ru/get/1/ingan1.0/0_1022_57d08558_L
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25.06.2007 0:11, RippeR

a bug larva?

25.06.2007 0:28, Sparrow

It looks like the larva of some predatory Bug

25.06.2007 20:55, guest: Андрей

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Shot

25.06.2007 21:23, Nilson

This is not an insect, but a scootiger flycatcher. Probably Scutigera coleoptrata

26.06.2007 8:59, Aleksandr Ermakov

Lives in Laos, in wet forests, quickly runs along the trunks of old
trees, r-r 5-7mm. It sticks to itself with what it finds at the bottom near
the trunks. If you catch, then you can't rip off the garbage, but rather
crush it, a fragile shell. Who is it?


Yes, a funny little animal. Obviously a bedbug.
But I have a problem on the contrary: some insects (including imagos) stick on all sorts of junk to disguise themselves. So recently I caught a small beetle (according to preliminary data-Dryopidae) with sand-covered elytra (for me it was obvious that on purpose). Handsome guy! I put it together, and he took all the grains of sand in the stain and threw them away. Tell me someone how to fix all this correctly! It may not be the right question, but it's still interesting.

This post was edited by scarabee - 07/04/2007 18: 49

26.06.2007 9:18, omar

What kind of bug is it? Different beetles can solve this problem in different ways.

26.06.2007 9:23, Tigran Oganesov

OMAR, SCARABEE, in a separate topic, please!

26.06.2007 12:39, amenhotepov

Can you tell me if these spiders are dangerous?

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26.06.2007 12:40, Сергей-Д

Tell me what kind of mosquitoes are they?
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26.06.2007 12:43, amenhotepov

Oh, and here's another thing (I read smile.gifthis here as I understand the Weevil (family Tipulidae)?

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26.06.2007 23:45, BO.

What kind of animal ? Flew into the light. ~ 1cm. It looks like a cicada in its movement.
Astrakhan region.

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27.06.2007 0:26, Vlad Proklov

What kind of animal ? Flew into the light. ~ 1cm. It looks like a cicada in its movement.
Astrakhan region.

Water bug, something like Corixa/Sigara.
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27.06.2007 8:20, omar

A bug from the greblyak family. About these 2 genera Corixa / Sigara would be afraid to specify...

28.06.2007 8:50, telkel

Please help me identify it?
(Length 15 mm, Moscow).

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28.06.2007 18:07, Zhuk

Tell me what kind of mosquitoes are they?

2 - Ctenophora ornata.
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28.06.2007 23:14, guest: Илья

Citizens!
We have grown crowned serpukha for scientific purposes. There was an aphid outbreak last year. It is necessary to establish its type and place of wintering, as well as possible relationships with ants. Photo available. Please help me!

Here is such an aphid. Greasy, glossy skin. No winged individuals were observed, the exudate is not yet seen (not seen), ants are not attracted. It reproduces in huge numbers, already on every fifth plant there are large clusters of aphids.
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29.06.2007 17:01, Konstantin Shorenko

Please help me identify it?
(Length 15 mm, Moscow).

this is ktyr, and which one should be viewed, there are many of them and it is difficult to determine
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29.06.2007 23:00, Konstantin Shorenko

People I'm not good at beetles and dragonflies. Tell me what kind of animals?

29.06.2007 23:24, Zhuk

People I'm not good at beetles and dragonflies. Tell me what kind of animals?

The beetle is Cratomerus (s. str.) hungaricus (Buprestidae). As I understand it, a photo from the Crimea?

This post was edited by Zhuk - 29.06.2007 23: 25

29.06.2007 23:43, Guest

Yes, Cratomerus (s. str.) hungaricus from Crimea, South-east of ur. Dogwood-Tash
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29.06.2007 23:49, Konstantin Shorenko

Here's another animal-it's probably Mike, but someone knows the type. Photo from Crimea, south-east of Feodosia, dvuyakornaya bukhta

30.06.2007 0:23, Bad Den

Meloe erythrocnemus I think

30.06.2007 0:33, telkel

this is ktyr, and which one should be watched, there are many of them and it is difficult to determine

Thanks! It became a little clearer-what to look for.

01.07.2007 18:34, Ilia Ustiantcev

Help me determine it. Some neuroptera. mo.
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