Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

20.02.2009 17:29, gumenuk

20.02.2009 17:32, gumenuk

Here are some more misunderstandings.
The most annoying thing is that something was determined, but the information was lost when the disk failed.

This post was edited by gumenuk - 20.02.2009 17: 34

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20.02.2009 18:13, Vlad Proklov

20.02.2009 18:45, omar

20.02.2009 19:04, gumenuk

So 6900 freckles or whiteflies? This is a matter of principle!

20.02.2009 19:10, Vlad Proklov

20.02.2009 19:17, Vabrus

20.02.2009 19:33, gumenuk

And where should I put this monster? Also near Moscow.

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20.02.2009 19:43, amara

20.02.2009 19:44, omar

20.02.2009 19:59, amara

04.03.2009 20:23, Андреас

- Please look at my freaks at least before the squad....

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06.03.2009 11:32, Андреас

- I suspect that No. 2 and No. 4 are from the hay eaters ' squad; - and number 3 is vesnyanka...

10.03.2009 22:36, Ilia Ustiantcev

What kind of insect? I found branches of the "money tree" on the lower surface of the leaf after a one-day "incubation" in conditions of high temperature and humidity in a jar with earth. Apparently, it's already dead. A spider lived in the same jar with him. A spider's victim might look like this?

11.03.2009 0:27, Fornax13

13.03.2009 19:24, Андреас

"No way! "Hymenoptera! "I was just reading about this strange family, the Bethylidae!

24.03.2009 21:30, VBoris

Help equal-winged proboscids to divide into families. Maybe someone will determine up to the type...

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05.04.2009 17:22, VBoris

Can anyone identify the lo family's haymakers?
senokosec3.jpg -small, photographed in November.

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07.04.2009 21:17, guest: Elen

08.04.2009 0:06, okoem

Hello, please help me identify the insects.
I met them on the southern coast of Crimea.

Dear Elen, do not use the service slil.ru! These two unfortunate photos were loaded as much as 15 minutes!
They're not insects. On the first - phalanx (arachnid), on the second kivsyak (millipede).

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08.04.2009 0:17, Papaver

09.04.2009 13:07, mariya555

okoem, Papaver
guys, I'm sorry! I only noticed later that you can attach photos to the message! therefore, I don't like this file sharing service myself

about the animals: do not scold, pliiz! I don't know much about biology - not insects, you say? ok, I'll know) at the same time there will be an occasion to repeat the basics of biology.

but I, in fact, am more interested in whether they are dangerous or not here is the one that kivsyak, I was told about it (residents of Sudak) that it is a scolopendra and och. dangerous. I first took a picture, thought oh, how cute, and then I started to shy away from these centipedes.

if the question is not for you, please tell me in which forum topic to post so that they can answer?

Thanks!

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09.04.2009 16:03, okoem

But you, my colleague, have patience! I couldn't stand it...

Yes, no, patience has nothing to do with it. I put it on download and went to read the forum further.

But I'm actually more interested in whether they're dangerous or not

Kivsyak is not dangerous. And the phalanx can bite if you start to catch it with your hands.

10.04.2009 22:51, BO.

11.04.2009 4:33, BO.

Help is needed with the definition.

Two small spiders of 5-8mm. Bokokhod and skakunchik (I lean towards Asianellus festivus).


Taken in the Astrakhan region. Early March. Garden.
How to determine the sex of Scytodes thoracica ?
http://photo.bov.com.ru/index.php?module=a...rticles&b=1&a=5

12.04.2009 22:36, okoem

21.04.2009 15:08, bober

18.04.09. under the bark of a pine tree among small woodworm ants ( there were about 15 of them), when touched, they try to curl up like woodlice, but they do not get the size of 5 mm

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21.04.2009 21:25, Liparus

29.04.2009 22:38, Transilvania

Can you tell me what kind of Salticus it is? At first I thought it was a zebra, but the drawing is not like that.
I was sitting on a birch tree, well disguised. Taken the day before yesterday in the Moscow region. The spider is very small, so sorry for the quality.

09.05.2009 18:31, akulich-sibiria

hello..please tell me where you can place reticulatoptera?? or who can help me with ant lions in this section. Thank you in advance.
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and askalafa
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09.05.2009 20:31, Андреас

- Please write the names of these seemingly" banal " insects in the Russian pronunciation-Golden-eyed Fleur-de-lis, Hemerob, Ant lion.
- Shot on KMV. Gemerob at the end of October.

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10.05.2009 10:04, Андреас

Something does not like our people Equal-winged Proboscis.... - Here I am with a similar question as VBoris-and a little earlier without an answer.

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10.05.2009 10:07, Андреас

- Well, I'll throw the last earwig of our village just in case...

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10.05.2009 13:48, Pirx

10.05.2009 14:39, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

10.05.2009 14:50, guest: Papaver

10.05.2009 15:34, Pirx

10.05.2009 17:09, guest: Papaver

10.05.2009 17:16, Shtil

Derived from the caterpillars of Hyphoraia aulica. Of the eight pupae, only three were hatched. The rest of them have this picture... Small empty white cocoons (pictured for scale penicillin bubble). Who knows what vrazhina tried?

10.05.2009 20:50, Pirx

And what? Quite a common term, especially among botanists...

No, I was just joking...