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24.11.2010 23:02, Mantispid

Please help me identify two stick insects and a praying mantis from Bali Butterfly Park

http://www.happyho.ru/photo/10417
http://www.happyho.ru/photo/10421
http://www.happyho.ru/photo/10420

Leafhoppers (Phyllium sp.)
Orchid mantis, Hymenopus coronatus

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26.11.2010 17:48, vitimof

Please help me determine what kind of insects they are.The picture was taken in India, Orissa, sitting on the trunk of a palm tree. picture: ______261.jpg

26.11.2010 19:16, косинус

Well, at this distance it is very difficult to determine. Isn't there a closer photo?????????

26.11.2010 19:23, akulich-sibiria

in my opinion these are colonies of bedbugs

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26.11.2010 20:14, Mantispid

like our "soldiers"

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26.11.2010 21:43, akulich-sibiria

that's it, and I thought about them, there in my opinion in the heap and imago and larvae

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11.12.2010 17:06, Arikain

Hello, is it possible to identify this scolopendra from Karelia? They haven't been here yet, but maybe someone knows?
picture: ___________.JPG

11.12.2010 17:55, Victor Titov

Hello, is it possible to identify this scolopendra from Karelia? They haven't been here yet, but maybe someone knows?

Geophilus sp.; well, at least from Geophilomorpha-Chilopoda.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 12/11/2010 17: 55

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17.12.2010 23:10, AlexEvs

No, it's not Geophilus. It is difficult to identify dugouts from the photo, so write to the order-Geophilomorpha.

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20.12.2010 15:19, macrina

Please help me identify the larva. I assume that Pamphilidae. Or maybe Mikey's maggot?Southern Urals, autumn, mixed forest, in a broom made of dry branches of bird cherry, linden, which covers a hollow with bees.
image: ____. JPG

20.12.2010 23:43, Triplaxxx

This, apparently, is the larva of some beetle from the family. Malachiidae. In general, pink and pinkish color are characteristic of nadsem. Cleroidea.

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23.01.2011 18:40, olga4926

I don't know what to feed you or how to keep you. It looks like a centipede-it is welded into a ball.

Pictures:
picture: x_b254aba5.jpg

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23.01.2011 20:06, vasiliy-feoktistov

Where does this beast come from? And how many legs does it have (if six, then it looks like a beetle larva of some kind), if more than six, then a millipede or maybe a woodlouse

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 23.01.2011 20: 27

23.01.2011 22:59, adetkov

More like a woodlouse. But I have not seen such large land

ones. If it is a woodlouse, then it needs moisture. It should eat vegetables, maybe fruits and grass. I tried to keep small locals - I over-dried it somehow and the end of the population came

23.01.2011 23:42, Triplaxxx

It's an armadillo centipede, obviously tropical. Our species aren't much bigger than woodlice. Probably, like other bipedal millipedes, it eats decaying plants and fungi.

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26.01.2011 20:46, zoometod

Please help me determine what it is?
user posted image

the photo was taken yesterday in Moscow

26.01.2011 21:01, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

I don't know what to feed you or how to keep you. It looks like a centipede-it is welded into a ball.

Go to the site of amateur keepers( from keep (English) - keep, contain), for example, invertarium. ru

26.01.2011 21:02, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Please help me determine what it is?

Chrysopa sp. squad reticulatoptera.

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26.01.2011 21:42, Guest

If the photo is winter-it should be Chrysoperla carnea, which overwinters in the imaginal phase, then they are brownish in color. In the summer - green ones.

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26.01.2011 21:45, IchMan

I wrote about Goldeneye, but I didn't notice that the photo was taken yesterday, and there is snow on the roofs of houses, so the verdict is correct.

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26.01.2011 21:57, evk

I don't know what to feed you or how to keep you. It looks like a centipede-it is welded into a ball.

Tropical woodlice! Where to go-we wrote above! Humidity is needed under 90-100%. There should be any vegetable (rather decomposing) food, and possibly animal. Experiment with it!

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26.01.2011 22:20, omar

It's still a centipede. You can view it for doubters...yes, at least "Animal life"

29.01.2011 22:56, КатеринкаБ

Help me determine what it is? Photo taken on the beach of Thailand, Koh Samui.
http://pics.livejournal.com/spente_lestell...001zgb/s640x480
A centipede, perhaps, but what kind?

29.01.2011 23:31, Pirx

I may be driving, but I think it's a marine polychaete worm.

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29.01.2011 23:36, Bad Den

I may be driving, but I think it's a marine polychaete worm.

And I, and I, and I - the same opinions!

29.01.2011 23:37, Dr. Niko

Help me determine what it is? Photo taken on the beach of Thailand, Koh Samui.
http://pics.livejournal.com/spente_lestell...001zgb/s640x480
A centipede, perhaps, but what kind?

And in my opinion-a dried-up posterior gastropod mollusk washed up on the shore (if they are thrown ashore, of course).

For example, Fiona pinnata:

user posted image

29.01.2011 23:46, Papaver

No, not a polychaete mollusk. On the left side, the characteristic two - branched parapodia are clearly visible.

29.01.2011 23:53, Dr. Niko

No, not a polychaete mollusk. On the left side, the characteristic two - branched parapodia are clearly visible.

Still probably yes, worm.

30.01.2011 0:01, Triplaxxx

The photo is definitely a polychaete from the group of so-called "sea mice" (because of the thick bristles). Live worms in the water are very beautiful, the bristles shimmer with all the colors of the rainbow.

31.01.2011 13:34, КатеринкаБ

Thank you for your help! But, by the way, this friend was also still alive, wriggling.

07.02.2011 18:56, AlexEvs

I don't know what to feed you or how to keep you. It looks like a centipede-it is welded into a ball.

This is a bipedal millipede, which is a Glomerida or Sphaerotheriida type thread. They try to keep them in terrariums, but as a rule nothing comes of it. They eat normally, even mate, but soon die for completely unknown reasons.

15.02.2011 20:29, MrNo4Noi

Maybe someone knows what kind of animal it is? Zakachestvo I apologize-taken from the video. It is interesting to learn more about them. Why do they need such "appendages" in the wild?..
user posted image

This post was edited by MrNo4Noi - 02/15/2011 20: 30

15.02.2011 21:59, adetkov

This is a cockroach from the genus Gromphadorhina - most likely Gromphadorhina portentosa, male. "Sprouts" pasted or painted

Info can be Googled on request "Hissing Madagascar cockroach"

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16.02.2011 17:42, MrNo4Noi

Thanks for the definition. I thought these appendages were real

17.02.2011 7:45, Dracus

Isn't there a mushroom on it?

19.02.2011 1:06, barry

08.02.2011. Crimea, Perevalnoye (Chatyr-Dag). In a mountain stream.
picture: CRW_29320.jpg

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20.02.2011 19:33, Kharkovbut

08.02.2011. Crimea, Perevalnoye (Chatyr-Dag). In a mountain stream.

Nymph of the freckles (Plecoptera). I don't know any further...

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20.02.2011 22:55, Dracus

Is it a nymph? Not a short-winged imago?

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20.02.2011 23:16, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Short-winged imagos are quite common in the Leningrad region. I think it's the same in the photo. But, unfortunately, I won't even tell you what kind. I don't know the freckles.

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23.02.2011 19:35, phlomis

Turkey, near Marmaris

Alas, it didn't get any better. The animals are quite nimble, and I was just beginning to comprehend the "figure", slowly moving my fingers

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