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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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15.02.2010 21:11, Александр57

This is a hay eater (order Psocoptera or Copeognatha)

Thank you, this is a discovery for me smile.gif

26.02.2010 22:15, Ruslan2

Please help me understand tyrophagus problems.
Tyrophagus putrescentiae ?
In a daffodil bulb.

This post was edited by Ruslan2-26.02.2010 22: 16

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26.02.2010 22:23, Ruslan2

Please help me understand tyrophagus problems.
Part two.
On the leaves of senpolia. Significantly damaged.
Different species, or male and female?
The egg of one of them.

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26.02.2010 22:33, Ruslan2

Please help me determine more precisely
1 Gamazoid mite that lives in the soil of most flower pots
2 he (or rather she)
3 presumably a male of the same species
4 panzer tick - which one?

ACAROLOGISTS HELP OUT!!!

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26.02.2010 22:43, Ruslan2

26.02.2010 22:45, Ruslan2

26.02.2010 22:51, Bad Den

Ruslan2, thank you!
However, it is not collected at all on the roots, but on the stem. Can't it be one of the mealybugs?

27.02.2010 11:02, Ruslan2

Well, except that the seaside is very much wiped )))
Popular information here http://www.senpolia.ru/info/pests/pseudococcidae/
and then http://www.senpolia.ru/info/pests/root-mealybug/
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27.02.2010 16:18, Arikain

99.99% chance that it is an aphid.
Were there any oaks nearby? There are very large species on the oaks.

There is only one small oak tree, about 7 meters away from the place where the creature appeared, otherwise only pines and a small larch, which is also far away.

27.02.2010 18:56, Дзанат

Please help me understand tyrophagus problems.
Tyrophagus putrescentiae ?
In a daffodil bulb.

On bulbous ones, it is common. There is also T. longior ( on its legs of the 1st and 2nd pairs of legs, the first solenidium gradually narrows).

04.03.2010 23:29, ressaure

I met such a large askalaf (about 5 cm) in the Altai Mountains. The closest I found was Libelloides sibiricus, but they are yellowish in the few images available. In this one, the light parts of the wings are white. Doubts prevail.

user posted image

04.03.2010 23:32, Papaver

You are not mistaken - this is Libelloides sibiricus, the Siberian ascalaph of the reticulatoptera.

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06.03.2010 19:49, akulich-sibiria

he is the most )) The Krasnoyarsk Territory is like a Red Book
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11.03.2010 10:54, palvasru4ko

Small (5 mm span), dipterous animal. Who is it? At least approximately... I was sitting on a fogged-up window in the dorm kitchen.
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Simferopol, early March.

This post was edited by palvasru4ko - 03/11/2010 10: 55

11.03.2010 10:58, Bad Den

Small (5 mm span), dipterous animal. Who is it? At least approximately... I was sitting on a fogged-up window in the dorm kitchen.
Simferopol, early March.

Butterfly moth (Psychodidae)
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02.04.2010 9:17, Андреас

"Just don't kick me in the head. - Can you tell from this Internet photo - http://osf2.orthoptera.org/Common/editImgS...53067&Width=640 - (it will be in full size) - what kind of squad is this at least... - only stickmen come to mind...

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02.04.2010 9:31, vasiliy-feoktistov

"Just don't kick me in the head. - Is it possible to tell from this Internet photo - what kind of squad is this at least... - only stickmen come to mind...

In my opinion, the photo is really a stick insect or some kind of leafy plant. Both of these insects belong, as far as I know, to the order Phasmida.
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08.04.2010 10:18, Dracus

Andreas

This is a male grasshopper, Cymatomera chopardi

This post was edited by Dracus-08.04.2010 10: 52
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08.04.2010 11:02, vasiliy-feoktistov

  Andreas

This is a male grasshopper, Cymatomera chopardi

You're really right, but I got it all mixed up. Here is the photo: http://botalex.livejournal.com/49356.html
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08.04.2010 12:16, Pirx

Damn, I already thought that I wouldn't be surprised by anything (I mean Cymatomera chopardi)! Thank you.
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24.04.2010 16:03, BO.

I'm sorry , it's certainly not a bug. But you really want to know what kind of animal it is.
size 4 mm, found under the bark of a dead willow.
Astrakhan .April.

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24.04.2010 16:17, vasiliy-feoktistov

You have some kind of pseudoscorpion (Pseudoscorpionida). Further I find it difficult (I do not know them) confused.gif

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 03.05.2010 05: 11
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27.04.2010 9:27, Arikain

Help us identify an insect from Karelia:
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27.04.2010 15:31, Victor Titov

Help me identify an insect from Karelia:

Goldeneye (Chrysopidae) some.
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27.04.2010 19:52, IchMan

Chrysopa perla (Linnaeus 1758) - the most common species of chrysopidae in karelia
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30.04.2010 6:49, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

Greetings, people!

What is it? 13x7cm. Argentina. I'll take a better picture if I have to.

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30.04.2010 7:51, Tigran Oganesov

This is Corydalus sp., male

30.04.2010 14:22, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

This is Corydalus sp., a male


Thanks ! smile.gif

03.05.2010 0:04, Shishanti

Help us determine what kind of animal it is and whether it is dangerous?
Like on the previous page it was similar.

It is 5-6 centimeters long and runs sooo fast. Appeared as soon as it became warm. Switzerland, April 2010
and how to deal with them?
user posted image

This post was edited by Shishanti - 03.05.2010 00: 06

03.05.2010 5:11, vasiliy-feoktistov

The flycatcher is this. It is not dangerous and there is no need to fight.

08.05.2010 21:15, дядя Фёдор

Please help me determine.The photos were taken on August 02, 2009 in the Ermakovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (south of the region) in the forest,near raspberry bushes.In one photo, my daughter's hand(10 years old) is visible in the background,I hope this will give a rough idea of the size.The length is approximately 6 cm.

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08.05.2010 21:23, Vlad Proklov

Medium-sized hawk moth (Deilephila elpenor).
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11.05.2010 18:14, REDBOOK

So, they asked me to say what kind of exotic, with Tenerife, I have 2 options-some kind of embia, or termite. In favor of the termite - the absence of tserok.
The photos, of course, are disgusting(

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11.05.2010 18:43, Bad Den

Termit

13.05.2010 12:17, Dr. Niko

People, sho is it? The nest? On nettles. Moscow Region, Istra district, 11.05.2010.

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This post was edited by Dr. Niko - 13.05.2010 12: 18

16.05.2010 23:43, Anton

16.05.10, in Ukraine, in the Mykolaiv region, in last year's foliage under trees, in an oak grove, I saw many such creatures.
Please help a non-specialist identify it.

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17.05.2010 0:13, Necrocephalus

these are qiwsy

17.05.2010 0:14, Bad Den

Diplopoda Millipede

17.05.2010 20:01, Anton

Thank you very much

17.05.2010 20:07, evk

People, sho is it? The nest? On nettles. Moscow Region, Istra district, 11.05.2010.


Most likely the house of the larva of the wasp-eumenes.
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