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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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22.08.2010 11:13, Amplion

Cool, like the larva of the predator Reduvius personatus. Save the Mealworm smile.gif
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22.08.2010 20:03, Guest

Amplion, thank you for your prompt response, I feed you flour. To tell my wife that the beast can gnaw, means 100% to fail an attempt to look at the imago...., not to say something un-Christian confused.gif

22.08.2010 21:43, Amplion

You need to take care of your wife, but to be honest, I would leave the bug, feeding it surreptitiouslysmile.gif, because we don't have such animals in the Tyumen region. And the carnivores themselves are not that frequent animals. If you collect a collection , it's a good chance; if you take photos, it's the same smile.gif

This post was edited by Amplion-08/22/2010 21: 46

28.08.2010 22:12, Victor Gazanchidis

Tell me, who is it?" Turkey, 08.10 In length with wings - 4 cm.

This post was edited by vicgrr - 28.08.2010 22: 14

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28.08.2010 22:48, Mantispid

Someone from the cicades
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29.08.2010 16:52, PG18

Ascalaf, widespread in the Turanian deserts, with nocturnal activity. Bubopsis hamata?
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I wonder if any of the forum members can identify the Central Asian lions? Something I napodpisyval on the pictures looking... Uchotnit would.

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30.08.2010 10:13, betepok

Hello, I caught such a nymph in the Moscow River

I assume that this is a mayfly, But I can't find a similar image to determine the exact name.

The fact is that all the images of the mayfly found have gill hairs, but this one does not. And yet, the tail hairs are similar in shape to bird feathers, and all the images found they look like hairs.

Brothers, help me identify the foundling

Date of catch: August 29, 2010.
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30.08.2010 14:28, Fornax13

This is not a mayfly, but a dragonfly will be from the suborder of equal-winged birds (Zygoptera). Maybe someone will tell you more precisely.

30.08.2010 14:45, Fornax13

Ascalaf, widespread in the Turanian deserts, with nocturnal activity. Bubopsis hamata?

Maybe even B. tancrei.

30.08.2010 15:10, betepok

Precisely! One to one. The Americans call them Damselfly, as opposed to Dragonfly.

Thank you so much for your help

31.08.2010 7:45, 4upakabra

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Who is it? photographed in the jungle.

31.08.2010 12:06, Pirx

  http://www.ljplus.ru/img4/k/a/kartman85/______5.JPG
Who is it? photographed in the jungle.


some kind of equal-winged (Homoptera) - we have similar structures in root cicadas and some worms

09.09.2010 21:03, barko

Ascalaf, widespread in the Turanian deserts, with nocturnal activity. Bubopsis hamata? [attachmentid()=96346]
Bubopsis tancrei Definition of Professor Meszaros Zoltan

11.09.2010 5:44, CosMosk

..I caught Bulbopsis hamatus on the Sarykum dune, near Makhachkala.

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apparently, Lopezus fedtschenkoi - so I have recorded an ex. from Dosang, opr. Krivokhatsky, although in his zinsecta the illustration is different, male. Maybe it's a female or a bug.

This post was edited by CosMosk - 11.09.2010 05: 58

14.09.2010 14:09, Troglodit

Tell me, what kind of animal? Astrakhan region, May. The length is about 3 mm.

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14.09.2010 15:09, Pirx

Tell me, what kind of animal? Astrakhan region, May. The length is about 3 mm.


it looks like a vagrant shield or false shield
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18.09.2010 16:56, Arikain

What kind of creature? confused.gif (length no more than 5mm)
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I came across the same one a few days ago, took a picture of it as promised.
I don't know if it's an aphid or not, but it looks like it's a little bigger. I saw two - the first one a little earlier, but he fell off the fence, where he was crawling, and I couldn't get a picture of him. But this one is bigger. Walks really like an aphid slowly.
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18.09.2010 17:16, Pirx

I came across the same one a few days ago, took a picture of it as promised.
I don't know if it's an aphid or not, but it looks like it's a little bigger. I saw two - the first one a little earlier, but he fell off the fence, where he was crawling, and I couldn't get a picture of him. But this one is bigger. Walks really like an aphid slowly.


exactly aphids, something similar to Cynara etc. - aphids on coniferous trees are large, the size of a grape seed, or even larger
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20.09.2010 14:03, Микулишна

Dear Entomologists, please help with the definition... I don't even know what to call who...
When disassembling the cabinet in my hallway, I found a gray-brown pea. I think it's a plastic bead or a small round-oval stone. Picking it up, I found that the "beads" at the base have a tiny head with antennae and legs (3 pairs). The size is about 1cm.
I put "It" in the jar..."It" wanders along the bottom on its tiny legs and even managed to climb up the side of the jar by 1.5 cm, but fell off...
Where could this come from, and what is it? Isn't it dangerous?

20.09.2010 14:09, Vlad Proklov

Dear Entomologists, please help with the definition... I don't even know what to call who...
When disassembling the cabinet in my hallway, I found a gray-brown pea. I think it's a plastic bead or a small round-oval stone. Picking it up, I found that the "beads" at the base have a tiny head with antennae and legs (3 pairs). The size is about 1cm.
I put "It" in the jar..."It" wanders along the bottom on its tiny legs and even managed to climb up the side of the jar by 1.5 cm, but fell off...
Where could this come from, and what is it? Isn't it dangerous?

Maybe a pea with legs?

20.09.2010 14:26, Микулишна

Pea CRAWLING!

20.09.2010 18:00, Victor Titov

Dear Entomologists, please help with the definition... I don't even know what to call who...
When disassembling the cabinet in my hallway, I found a gray-brown pea. I think it's a plastic bead or a small round-oval stone. Picking it up, I found that the "beads" at the base have a tiny head with antennae and legs (3 pairs). The size is about 1cm.
I put "It" in the jar..."It" wanders along the bottom on its tiny legs and even managed to climb up the side of the jar by 1.5 cm, but fell off...
Where could this come from, and what is it? Isn't it dangerous?

If you didn't make a mistake in counting the legs, then this is most likely some kind of beetle. You can only determine more precisely if you have a photo. I can reassure you 99% that if it's really a bug , it's not dangerous. Where could it have come from? Yes, from anywhere (he lives heretongue.gif, brought from the street, crawled himself, etc., etc.). In short, photo - to the studio!

20.09.2010 18:36, Arikain

exactly aphids, something similar to Cynara etc. - aphids on coniferous trees are large, the size of a grape seed, or even more

Thank you, if you are lucky enough to catch it again, I will try to take a picture through a microscope. In a coniferous forest, crawling on the ground, I could have fallen from a tree, since I have pine trees growing everywhere.

20.09.2010 19:59, Микулишна

I apologize for the quality, the photo almost does not show the legs...
perhaps they are not 3 pairs + antennae, but just 4 pairs of legs. maybe it's a tick of some kind?

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20.09.2010 20:03, Alexandr Zhakov

I apologize for the quality, the photo almost does not show the legs...
perhaps they are not 3 pairs + antennae, but just 4 pairs of legs. maybe it's a tick of some kind?


Tick, from a dog or cat.

20.09.2010 20:26, Микулишна

I've never seen such ticks, it doesn't look like it... yes, and the size is 1.5 cm..

20.09.2010 20:29, Микулишна

and the legs are so thin-thin.. like hairs..

20.09.2010 20:29, guest: omar

he just drank a lot of blood

20.09.2010 20:36, Микулишна

he's got ego legs, I don't think he can even dig in anywhere.

20.09.2010 20:39, guest: omar

he's already dug in. now its task is to lay eggs

20.09.2010 21:00, Микулишна

thank you!

22.09.2010 19:28, PaulV

I found such a thing on my site, I wonder what it's called.
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22.09.2010 19:59, Arikain

I found such a thing on my site, I wonder what it's called.
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hawk moth

22.09.2010 20:05, PaulV

Thank You

23.09.2010 10:32, Necrocephalus

Bindweed hawk moth with undeveloped wings

11.10.2010 21:03, patriot

Cicadeta montana smile.gif

12.10.2010 13:05, barko

Who could it be? There is no additional information.

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12.10.2010 21:15, Dracus

Yes, an enchanting caterpillar! Where was it taken?

This post was edited by Dracus - 12.10.2010 21: 16

15.10.2010 22:39, barko

Yes, an enchanting caterpillar! Where was it taken?
Unfortunately, no information is available. The photo came with an entomological mailing list (Hungarian) without source data frown.gif

19.10.2010 23:00, BO.

Today I found in the aquarium (8l. shrimp, snails):
here is such a small animal. Size 0.5-0.6 mm
Fly or jump 2-4cm. They are concentrated at the water boundary.
The photo shows a bottom view. The creatures have a tail tucked under them with a fork like an earwig.
What kind of animals?

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