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19.06.2010 12:07, Амур

Comrades, please tell me what kind of spider appeared in the Volgograd region.?
I think he defected from Kazakstan,but I didn't meet him before.
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19.06.2010 12:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

This is not a spider, but a solpuga (phalanx) Galeodes araneoides (Common Solpuga) can live in the Volgograd region

19.06.2010 12:55, Амур

Thank you Ilya! I would like to have such knowledge as you have. umnik.gif beer.gif

20.06.2010 21:20, Vivastru

Gentlemen entomologists, help us identify galls from willow (presumably salix alba);
the time of collection is the second half of May (Belgorod region)
http://data4.gallery.ru/albums/gallery/284...85-m750x740.jpg
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26.06.2010 11:19, Динусик

Can you tell me if this is Deutoleon lineatus (Fabricius, 1798)?

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12.07.2010 20:59, Чучундра

Good time to suto Gaspoda! here I came across insects of this subclass, and with the definition of the order of cho-that I hesitate: I tend to Bristle tails, because the first 3m is not very suitable. so here are the pictures -
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user posted image- outgrowths behind the head

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size is not more than 1 mm. increase x4 and x10. if anyone knows more about this insect, I will be very grateful! advance mercy!

12.07.2010 21:14, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Hay eater, I think.

13.07.2010 8:40, chuvar

Good day to all.
What kind of lion? Arrived at the light at night, July 10, 2010, Chuvashia, Chavash Varmane National Park

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15.07.2010 5:52, VSB

In the rain, I took off such a small animal. And I wondered who it was. Some kind of larva, some kind of tick . Maybe someone knows, tell me.

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15.07.2010 8:20, Bad Den

Aha, a tick, in my opinion, from the red heifers (Trombiculidae)
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16.07.2010 3:07, Бомка

Can you tell me if this is Deutoleon lineatus (Fabricius, 1798)?

And I have a similar one.
Irkutsk region, Lake Baikal, Cape Ryty, Baikal-Lensky Nature Reserve, on Karagan, June 17, 2010.

16.07.2010 18:22, BatYa

Good day, dear ones.

I really hope for help in identifying this "miracle in feathers".
The size is about 8-10 mm.
It is found in the forests of Borneo.

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16.07.2010 18:50, Bad Den

BatYa, this is one of the worms (Homoptera, Coccoidea)

16.07.2010 20:31, BatYa

Thanks!

16.07.2010 20:55, Fornax13

Good day, dear ones.
I really hope for help in identifying this "miracle in feathers".
The size is about 8-10 mm.
It is found in the forests of Borneo.

Rather, from Fulgoroidea-probably a larva of Flatidae.

This post was edited by Fornax13-16.07.2010 20: 57

23.07.2010 6:46, Витальсон

Please help me with the name of this miracle.
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23.07.2010 7:59, Admiral

It's NOT A BUTTERFLY!

23.07.2010 8:18, Ilia Ustiantcev

This is the Japanese butterfly Cicada (Ricania japonica)
http://coleop123.narod.ru/homoptera/Ricania_japonica.htm

23.07.2010 8:28, Витальсон

Very long searched for what kind of view it is thank you for the information.

23.07.2010 14:34, micronight

Can you help me determine what kind of insect it is?
I can't send you a photo, because it's very small. About 3-4 mm long, similar in structure to an ant (but not an ant), black, rather long antennae. A distinctive feature is that if you crush it, it smells strongly and unpleasant (like a bug in strength, but the smell is different). Prichtm not all smell, among those that look exactly the same, there are odorous and odorless ones. Seen in an apartment in Moscow.

23.07.2010 22:05, Bad Den

Can you help me determine what kind of insect it is?
I can't send you a photo, because it's very small. About 3-4 mm long, similar in structure to an ant (but not an ant), black, rather long antennae. A distinctive feature is that if you crush it, it smells strongly and unpleasant (like a bug in strength, but the smell is different). Prichtm not all smell, among those that look exactly the same, there are odorous and odorless ones. Seen in an apartment in Moscow.

It looks like a wasp from the family Bethylidae. Their females are often wingless and resemble ants.

24.07.2010 17:24, Vasca

This specimen was photographed in Kazakhstan, on the Ushkanyr mountain plateau (near Almaty) at an altitude of about 2000 m. July, day. In the manner of flight, it is similar to hawkmoth.

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Tell me, what kind of insect is this? A butterfly?

24.07.2010 17:56, Bad Den

This is not a net - winged butterfly, Ascalaphus sp.

24.07.2010 19:33, Guest

This is not a net - winged butterfly, Ascalaphus sp.

thank you! smile.gif

25.07.2010 22:34, Aleksandr17

Please help me with the name. The length is 7-8mm.

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25.07.2010 22:38, vasiliy-feoktistov

Please help me with the name. The length is 7-8mm.

This is not a beetle, but a humpback bird of some kind (Membracidae) And where does the beast come from?

25.07.2010 22:42, Aleksandr17

Ukraine. Zhmerinka. The photo was taken by a friend.

25.07.2010 22:47, vasiliy-feoktistov

Ukraine. Zhmerinka. The photo was taken by a friend.

Let's wait (I don't know).

25.07.2010 22:55, barry

Please help me with the name. The length is 7-8mm.

Stictocephala bisonia

25.07.2010 22:55, Aleksandr17

I think I found it, it's a cicado!If I'm not mistaken!

25.07.2010 22:57, vasiliy-feoktistov

I think I found it, it's a cicado!If I'm not mistaken!

Yes, the cicada is almost (very close).

25.07.2010 23:09, Aleksandr17

thank you for your answers!

29.07.2010 9:38, xz67

Good day to all.
The background is as follows.
A friend from the Moscow region kept the refrigerator on the street for several days (he lives in a village house). I took the hol-k from him for temporary use in the apartment. From it (refrigerator) from time to time get out some krakazyabry, run around the apartment...I've already nailed a dozen of them in a week. By the way, they also live in the refrigerator itself (there are 12-15 degrees).
Links to the photo are attached. The size is about 1.5 cm, the speed of movement is approximately like that of a cockroach.
I can't figure out if this is someone's larva or an independent species. The head looks like an ant's, but the body doesn't...
Tell me, please, what is it? Is it dangerous?

http://pic.rapidshare.ru/1589143
http://pic.rapidshare.ru/1589145

Thank you in advance.

This post was edited by xz67-29.07.2010 09: 40

29.07.2010 9:47, Buzman

these are earwigs, completely harmless.

17.08.2010 9:19, amateur

picture: M_1.jpgpicture: M_2.jpgHello, if possible, I would like to know what kind of diptera is in the photo?
It would be even more interesting to find out what kind of "crustacean-arachnids" were sitting on this fly?
picture: M_3.jpgpicture: M_4.jpg
The situation is as follows – I swatted a fly on the windowsill, it is the size of the average mass flies that get bored in the house (maybe a little smaller), but you can hardly hear it in flight (or it buzzed "wrong"), and outwardly it seemed to be different from the August zhigalok and from " ordinary"our small house flies. After the impact, two other small (about 1.5 mm) creatures with pincers were left crawling on the windowsill. That is, either these are parasites (somehow too big for a 7 mm fly), or they are free-living creatures and somehow clung to it somewhere? Please explain.

17.08.2010 9:23, amateur

Yes, about the fly and its "parasites" - it was in Kirov in the summer of 2009.

17.08.2010 9:33, vasiliy-feoktistov

Yes, about the fly and its "parasites" - it was in Kirov in the summer of 2009.

It doesn't look like parasites: These are false scorpions. And here's why on a fly it's really a question confused.gif
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17.08.2010 9:33, okoem

2 amateur
These things with pincers are false scorpions. Sometimes found in homes. But what they have to do with the fly, I don't know.
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17.08.2010 11:01, botanque

False scorpions often cling to flies and settle with their help http://www.floranimal.ru/orders/2681.html. This phenomenon is called phoresia.
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22.08.2010 9:53, odinV

Ukraine, on the loggia I found such a beast, about 1 cm., there I have a mealworm, is it not for him that he came?
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