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23.02.2011 20:39, amara

It looks like one of the Nemopterids

http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemopteridae

http://www.google.com/images?client=safari...CA&ved=0CC0QsAQ

Nemopterid species in Turkey

http://www.smmi.hu/termtud/ns/ns15/113-126.pdf

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23.02.2011 21:47, phlomis

Them!

Thanks !

23.02.2011 23:59, Pirx

Turkey, near Marmaris
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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

In the lower left corner...

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26.02.2011 15:54, Dracus

Yes, in the lower left corner! I would like to consider the mantis in more detail...

26.02.2011 18:03, phlomis

Alas! I only noticed it in Moscow a week later

It won't get any bigger...

26.02.2011 18:07, phlomis

This is the maximum possible! I can give you the exact coordinates

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26.02.2011 18:32, Dracus

Most similar, in my opinion, to the larva of Iris oratoria, although I have not yet seen such a color.

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27.02.2011 22:16, gstalker

what kind of woodlice ?

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11.03.2011 0:50, OlgaM

It doesn't seem to be Chrysoperla carnea.
Steppe zone of the Southern Ural

15.03.2011 20:59, Михаил Николаенко

Colleagues, I searched the entire Internet, but I couldn't find what it is

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If you know, please tell me. These are either worms, or aphids of some kind. They clung to the branches of a bush - at first I even thought that it was fluff stuck. Only after looking closely, I noticed that they were moving and crawling. I saw it on one of the bushes. That is, there was no mass distribution. Taken on June 27, 2010 in the south of the Moscow region.

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16.03.2011 0:11, Pirx

Colleagues, I searched the entire Internet, but I couldn't find what it is .
If you know, please tell me. These are either worms, or aphids of some kind. They clung to the branches of a bush - at first I even thought that it was fluff stuck. Only after looking closely, I noticed that they were moving and crawling. I saw it on one of the bushes. That is, there was no mass distribution. Taken on June 27, 2010 in the south of the Moscow region.

this is definitely not a worm

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16.03.2011 17:05, amara

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16.03.2011 23:31, Михаил Николаенко

I'll try to remember the bush. It was very similar in appearance to the third photo on the left side of the first row on the second link. I also have a picture of a beast that looks very similar to the one in the first link.
Thank you so much for the tip!

19.03.2011 1:36, Wild Yuri

From a friend's collection. What kind of insect?

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19.03.2011 7:34, Mantispid

From a friend's collection. What kind of insect?

It looks like a nymph of some humpback (family Membracidae), if from the tropics-then there are a lot of them

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19.03.2011 23:18, Wild Yuri

It looks like a nymph of some humpback (family Membracidae), if from the tropics-then there are a lot of them

Thanks for the tip. "Zver" from Sumy region, Ukraine.

19.03.2011 23:21, Wild Yuri

A friend has this butterfly in his collection and can't identify it. A new view?

Ukraine, Sumy region. The wingspan is 47 mm.

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19.03.2011 23:22, Wild Yuri

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19.03.2011 23:35, Alexandr Zhakov

A friend has this butterfly in his collection and can't identify it. A new view?
Ukraine, Sumy region. The wingspan is 47 mm.

Ispod

Scirpophaga praelata (Scopoli 1763), female.
The second species Scirpophaga xanthopygata Schawerda 1922 does not reach Ukraine.
There is a topic "Defining butterflies"

19.03.2011 23:51, Wild Yuri

Thanks! He said the second photo was taken under the clothes of the first one. Let me clarify. Maybe a mistake.

19.03.2011 23:57, Alexandr Zhakov

Thanks! He said the second photo was taken under the clothes of the first one. Let me clarify. Maybe a mistake.

The photo shows both specimens of Scirpophaga praelata.
I was the one who showed my erudition about Scirpophaga xanthopygata. This species is found from Primorye to the south of the European part. Not found in Ukraine yet.

20.03.2011 17:47, Egorus

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20.03.2011 20:44, Natura

Thanks to Djon, Egorus and Wild Yuri for their help in identifying the humpback nymph and S. praelata.

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20.03.2011 21:53, Pirx

Alternatively, the nymph Stictocephalus bisonia-Bodushka bison
the photo is too big, but it looks like the side "horn" is visible...

Nice to see the correct name for "bubalus"

21.03.2011 16:38, Martix

Please identify the dragonfly:
user posted image

21.03.2011 17:15, Mantispid

Please identify the dragonfly:

The dragonfly belongs to a different order - Odonata, i.e., to the genus Odonata. Go here - http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=42936&st=1500

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21.03.2011 17:42, AVA

Please identify the dragonfly:

Sympetrum sp.
But you can't tell up to the view from the photo. Moreover, even the location and date of the shooting is unknown...

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21.03.2011 18:26, Martix

Oh, right)) Sorry)) The photo was taken in the summer, somewhere in late July, Ukraine, Zaporozhye region

22.03.2011 17:01, ники1

Any information is interesting. The size is 1 cm long, 0.1-0.2 cm wide. if you need additional information.I can take a photo.

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22.03.2011 21:45, RippeR

possible weevil mosquito

23.03.2011 7:53, ники1

And what do you need to be sure that this is definitely a long-legged mosquito? And it can't be a pest of grain stocks?

23.03.2011 20:11, Kharkovbut

Sympetrum sp.
But you can't tell up to the view from the photo. Moreover, even the location and date of the shooting is unknown...

You can try up to the species...

with a 99% chance-Sympetrum meridionale, young male. Well, it was correctly said: there is a separate topic for determining dragonflies.

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24.03.2011 8:40, Сергей-Д

The second species Scirpophaga xanthopygata Schawerda 1922 does not reach Ukraine.

It is also found in Ukraine, just in many determinants of this kind (the same definition of insects in Europe.parts of the USSR, Slamka) indicate only praelata. So I considered my own as such until I saw Crambidae Europaea.
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24.03.2011 9:51, guest: Djon

Sergey, I see it is not boiled, it is necessary to cook, yellow scales on the end of the body is not a diagnostic sign. there are also praelata such. It would be nice to have xanthopygata.

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24.03.2011 17:07, Natura

Now I was on a Japanese site on Crambidae - " 63 "(found on a search engine). There are both praelata and xanthopygata. The first one is certainly more similar to my copy from the Sum, but I noticed the size of 28 -32 mm. And mine are all 45-47! I wonder what the scale of "luganchanka" is?

24.03.2011 18:57, Alexandr Zhakov

Do not pay attention to the size, praelata varies very much in males 22-32. Females are 35-47 by Slamka. In xanthopygata 22-47 according to the DV determinant. Luhansk butterfly, judging by the label, is larger than 4 cm.

24.03.2011 20:48, Martix

there is a separate topic for determining dragonflies.

I didn't notice just=)

14.04.2011 1:26, Семён Семёныч

It doesn't seem to be Chrysoperla carnea.
Steppe zone of the Southern Urals

male Chrysotropia ciliata

14.04.2011 1:30, Семён Семёныч

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

Capnia bifrons, short-winged male

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14.04.2011 1:41, Семён Семёныч

Who is it?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan

On the top photo-Mystacides longicornis

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