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16.03.2008 21:38, okoem

And then we recently published a note by colleagues from the Department of Ecology of the Tauride National University (former SSU) about the alleged pioneer of this species and are very proud of it

I first heard about this species (Transcaucasus) from S. P. Ivanov (TNU) in September 2005. He then said that the species was found on Kazantip and that it is very rare. A year ago, I learned from D. Puzanov (TNU) that the view in the Crimea is common. As I saw for myself in the last season (before that, I unknowingly mixed Transcaucasics with religion).

18.03.2008 6:37, Dracus

The old definitions do not include Transcaucasia for Crimea. Maybe only by the end of the century moved?

As for Ameles taurica Jak., who and when brought it into synonyms to heldreichi is unknown. The species confidently differs from the Mediterranean representatives of the latter (and in the original article by Yakovleva, the differences are clearly spelled out).

(Sorry for the offtopic

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18.03.2008 13:34, Pleco

Mention of the Crimean pilgrim was also found in Plavilshchikov (1950), literally the following:

"Psp. short, not longer than P. tazikov. The eyes are conical, with a bump at the top. 1st hl. s. of the foot is short; ndkr. strongly shortened. 1 view. - Crimean bogomolchik (A. taurica B. Jak.): brownish-gray, with small black dashes and spots, the sides of the psp. in females with black spines; ndkr. in males, they reach the top of the br., in females, they cover only the 1st ring of it. Cr. in males are given out from under the ndcr., colorless, with dark w., in females och. small, with a black-violet spot. 22-27 mm. Crimea."

But Bolivaria brachyptera from the south-eastern Crimea

And the egg-shaped larva from the same place

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18.03.2008 13:42, Pleco

The species confidently differs from the Mediterranean representatives of the latter (and in the original article by Yakovleva, the differences are clearly spelled out).

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Can I link to Yakovleva's article? or, if it is possible to do it, I will be immensely grateful...

19.03.2008 23:51, guest: Dracus

Uploaded it to ifolder: Article by Yakovleva

And the Bolivaria in the photos is just beautiful, yes...

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21.03.2008 18:11, Pleco

Yes and in life it is nothing

22.03.2008 15:31, Antaros

What is the cicada on this link?) in the photo on the right, the Latin name of pliz)
http://www.floranimal.ru/families/2892.html

23.03.2008 15:33, Nozer

Cystosoma saundersii

25.03.2008 2:02, okoem

A large lion, about 5 cm, flew into the light.

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31.03.2008 13:31, Pleco

Such animals were bred yesterday on the Yaylinsky spurs of Northern Demerdzhi (Crimea). Looks like a sawfly (?)

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31.03.2008 13:40, Bad Den

This is a male moth of the family Psychidae

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31.03.2008 14:46, okoem

Such animals were bred yesterday on the Yaylinsky spurs of Northern Demerdzhi (Crimea). Looks like a sawfly (?)

This is probably one of the most common Crimean sacks of Ptilocephala plumifera (Ochsenheimer, 1810) - a fluffy sac. It is found from Feodosia to Sevastopol, and maybe wider. This year, it has been flying in places since the first decade of March.

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13.04.2008 1:53, Cosmos

A large lion, about 5 cm, flew into the light.

Acanthaclisis, what species in the Crimea-XS...

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16.04.2008 20:09, biooil

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=230757
who is it?

20.04.2008 20:06, Mylabris

Please comment on the spider (sem. wolf spiders?). 20.04.08 Trans-Ili Alatau.

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20.04.2008 20:47, okoem

Please comment on the spider (sem. wolf spiders?). 20.04.08 Trans-Ili Alatau.

This is a spider from sem. Salticidae - jumping spiders. Only a specialist in the laboratory will most likely be able to determine up to the species.

2 biooil
Spider sem. Gnaphosidae are nocturnal hunters. Before the view , do the same.

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20.04.2008 21:33, Guest

Please help me identify the village of Kozin, Kiev region. Thank you in advance
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Sceliphron destillatorium (Illiger, 1807), a common species in the fauna of Ukraine.

21.04.2008 22:57, BO.

Tell me what the "beast" is. Astrakhan region, April 19

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22.04.2008 0:42, Bad Den

Tell me what the "beast" is. Astrakhan region, April 19

This is someone from the order Megaloptera (Whiteflies)

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25.04.2008 23:49, barry

Help me distribute it... A cicada?
Kharkiv, April, about 8 mm.

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27.04.2008 23:45, barry

Help me distribute it... A cicada?
Kharkiv, April, about 8 mm.

Delphacidae: Asiraca clavicornis (Fabricius, 1794).
Definition: Dmitry Dolivo-Dobrovolsky "Dima DD" (macroclub.ru).

28.04.2008 12:07, extreme

Help us identify who you photographed.
Forest near Moscow, sitting on the branches of a young maple tree.
Size 3-4 cm. sees very well. From three to five meters away from me when I walked around the trees for a better angle. It couldn't get close, so it jumped off the branch and disappeared into the foliage.

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28.04.2008 12:47, Bad Den

Help us identify who you photographed.
Forest near Moscow, sitting on the branches of a young maple tree.
Size 3-4 cm. sees very well. From three to five meters away from me when I walked around the trees for a better angle. It couldn't get close, so it jumped off the branch and disappeared into the foliage.

A beetle from the family of goldenrods (Buprestidae), I think someone from the genus Dicerca

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28.04.2008 13:42, extreme

Bad Den, thank you!

28.04.2008 16:03, krasheninnikov

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It is a Limnephilus from the Limnephilidae family. the species can only be determined by the genitals.
01_029_DSC06368.jpg and that's him, too.

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01_022_DSC05879.jpg someone from limnefilidae

the rest are hard to say

09.05.2008 21:18, Transilvania

Tell me, please, is this an Asian earwig or some other species?
Filmed in Kyrgyzstan. The insect is engaged in eating red book wild tulips.

10.05.2008 11:35, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

This, unfortunately, is a female, it is impossible to reliably determine the species from the photo.

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11.05.2008 15:28, metallman.92

Tell me whose it is?!

Nashol in the summer of 2007 approximately in July...on some tree in the country...I don't remember exactly, unfortunately...
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... diameter ~ 8-9mm

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11.05.2008 15:46, IchMan

Can you tell me who it was that bit into my friend's wrist? What is the difference between Ixodes persculcatus and I. ricinus? Is it really possible to install it based on the photo?
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24.05.2008 17:44, Transilvania

Please tell me the name of the dragonfly. Shot in the Mediterranean.

25.05.2008 22:57, Lulu

can you tell me,please, what kind of insect is in the photo? is it harmful to plants?

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25.05.2008 23:07, Vlad Proklov

Tell me whose it is?!
Nashol in the summer of 2007 approximately in July...on some tree in the country...I don't remember exactly, unfortunately...

Pitchers of the pill wasp (Eumenes sp.), sort of.

Please tell me the name of the dragonfly. Shot in the Mediterranean.

Like, Crocothemis erythraea.

can you tell me,please, what kind of insect is in the photo? is it harmful to plants?

Red-winged cyclops (Pyrrhocoris apterus). It doesn't seem to be considered a pest...

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26.05.2008 0:40, LMP

Colleagues, near the Don we met this charming and focused "comrade" (or maybe it's her?

) I wonder what his / her name is?

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26.05.2008 0:42, LMP

By the way, just above my post there was a question about krasnoklop. And "fireman" in common parlance is not he?

26.05.2008 0:44, Vlad Proklov

Colleagues, near the Don we met this charming and focused "comrade" (or maybe it's her? ) I wonder what his / her name is?

This is a T-shirt beetle (Meloe sp.). Here there is a separate topic on the identification of beetles, there specialists will probably tell you the type.

26.05.2008 0:45, Vlad Proklov

By the way, just above my post there was a question about krasnoklop. And the "fireman" in the vernacular is not he?

Firefighters, it seems, all their lives were called softbugs. And these - soldiers.

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26.05.2008 0:51, Fornax13

Colleagues, near the Don we met this charming and focused "comrade" (or maybe it's her? ) I wonder what his / her name is?

Rather, it

is Meloe variegatus Donovan, 1776.

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26.05.2008 2:13, LMP

Firefighters, it seems, all their lives were called softbugs. And these - soldiers.

I've already forgotten everything mixed up

26.05.2008 2:14, LMP

Rather, it is Meloe variegatus Donovan, 1776.

Thank you so much

29.05.2008 13:42, Mylabris

Firefighters, it seems, all their lives were called softbugs. And these - soldiers.

It depends on the region. We have several types of fillies called firemen (from locust). Just like with the May beetle-somewhere so glafiridus is called, somewhere Khrushchev, and we have pentodons.

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