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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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06.06.2011 2:34, Photoshlem

Help identify this insect. Managed to shoot several times on the roses. Thank picture: 0K9O0257_2_950x633.jpgyou

06.06.2011 2:58, Pirx

Help identify this insect. Managed to shoot several times on the roses. Thanks


grasshopper larva

This post was edited by Pirx - 06.06.2011 02: 58

06.06.2011 17:43, IchMan

And it seems to me that this is a young bug. The angle, of course, is not very successful, but the mustache seems to be made of long segments. m. b. reduviidka any? The head would be fine to see, questions would disappear...

09.06.2011 14:09, С Олег

What kind of caddis fly? The length of the body is approximately 3 cm. It was taken near a lake. Tatarstan.

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09.06.2011 14:28, С Олег

Can I specify what kind of caddisfly it is? the length of the body is approximately 2 cm.

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09.06.2011 14:41, botanque

Can I specify what kind of caddisfly it is? the length of the body is approximately 2 cm.

This is the whitefly Sialis sp.
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21.06.2011 3:33, VSB

I would have thought it was some kind of glistening wasp, but it was too much of a fly face. Does anyone know what the beast is? Taken in Chelyabinsk on June 19, 2011.

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21.06.2011 7:43, Mantispid

I would have thought it was some kind of glistening wasp, but it was too much of a fly face. Does anyone know what the beast is? Taken in Chelyabinsk on June 19, 2011.

Quite an honest fly. Note that it has one pair of wings, whereas wasps and other hymenoptera always have 2 pairs of wings.
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21.06.2011 11:24, Pirx

I would have thought it was some kind of glistening wasp, but it was too much of a fly face. Does anyone know what the beast is? Taken in Chelyabinsk on June 19, 2011.


Like Levinka Sargus.
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24.06.2011 14:29, Prorock27

Good afternoon! confused.gif
Help me determine what kind of creature it is and whether it is dangerous or not!!!
It was found in strawberries bought at the market (Kaliningrad), local not brought from Eurpa. It is possible that this specimen was eaten together with strawberries. Is it dangerous or not?????
The size of an insect (or millipede) is about 1 cm. The body feels solid to the touch. It's as easy as a worm not to choke. It also moves quite fastpicture: 001_1_.jpg
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24.06.2011 17:44, scarit

Some kind of Diplopod centipede. It is not dangerous.

24.06.2011 19:11, Prorock27

Thanks!
I will hope that this is the case. )

27.06.2011 3:54, VSB

Someone can tell you something about this caddisfly. I don't have anything about them. I read that there are 16 families, and that's it... Filmed in Chelyabinsk on June 26, 2011.

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27.06.2011 22:37, клайд

Please define the family, genus, and species
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Location: Belarus, Mogilev, Mogilev region,
Lakhva River Photo-22.05.2011

This post was edited by Clyde - 27.06.2011 23: 19

28.06.2011 9:46, KingSnake

Help identify the earwig. Taken in Mordovia, wet meadow, 27.06.2011

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28.06.2011 15:52, Svetlana1973

I don't know where to go with this. Who! Does it bite?
Arkhangelsk region. June 18.
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28.06.2011 16:06, VSB

In catch-up to KingSnake, I put an earwig on the definition. Suddenly, some expert on these very animals will look in and do a big job for us. We would be very grateful. Taken in Chelyabinsk yesterday, i.e. June 27, 2011.

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29.06.2011 11:59, KingSnake

In catch-up to KingSnake, I put an earwig on the definition.


Judging by the appearance - we have the same view smile.gif

29.06.2011 18:07, VSB

KingSnake: Maybe, but it would be nice to know which one...

29.06.2011 18:46, John-ST

Help identify the earwig. Taken in Mordovia, wet meadow, 27.06.2011



In catch-up to KingSnake, I put an earwig on the definition. Suddenly, some expert on these very animals will look in and do a big job for us. We would be very grateful. Taken in Chelyabinsk yesterday, i.e. June 27, 2011.


I'm certainly not an expert on earwigs, but most likely both males of the garden earwigs - Forficula tomis
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29.06.2011 19:12, John-ST

Please define the family, genus, type
Place: Belarus, Mogilev, Mogilev region,
Lakhva River Photo-22.05.2011


Let me assume: sem. Ephemeridae, the genus Ephemera. It is quite possible that this is a predimago (larva of the last instar).

I talked with one hydrobiologist, he just specialized in mayflies and freckles, and so mayflies, in addition to ephemeris, according to imago, he undertook to determine only up to subfamilies, although this may be the specifics of hydrobiology.

29.06.2011 19:56, John-ST

I don't know where to go with this. Who! Does it bite?
Arkhangelsk region. June 18.

In the topic who is it.
This is the family PANORPIDAE-Scorpionflies, the only genus in the ECR. Panorpa I
would venture to assume that this is a female scorpioness-Panorpa vulgaris
If you grab it with your hands can bite, but not much, at least on the fingers and palms, the skin will not bite.
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29.06.2011 19:59, Arikain

Scorpion fly, the one in the photo definitely does not bite.
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30.06.2011 19:19, Анфим

Good afternoon!
Maybe someone can tell me what kind of monster I have on my finger?

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30.06.2011 19:21, Vlad Proklov

Good afternoon!
Maybe someone can tell me what kind of monster I have on my finger?

Trips.
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30.06.2011 19:58, Анфим

Please tell me, what is this insect with a broomstick tail?
The picture was taken in Bryansk on May 31.
Thank you in advance.

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01.07.2011 0:01, Triplaxxx

A male coccid of some sort.
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01.07.2011 8:46, Анфим

And here's another interesting bug: I don't know what to make of it. May 20 at celandine.

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03.07.2011 23:32, Arikain

Is it a blind bug or something? Not an adult, you can't tell.

04.07.2011 21:07, Анфим

Is it a blind bug or something? Not an adult, you can't tell.

Yes, as I myself did not guess!.. And here, too, is a young bug, but who is next to it?.. (The picture was taken today.)

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04.07.2011 23:59, Pirx

Yes, as I myself did not guess!.. And here, too, is a young bug, but who is next to it?.. (The picture was taken today.)


aphid
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15.07.2011 13:34, #smoky

What kind of animal is in the photo? size-half a millimeter or less, soft (just chokes with your finger), 6 paws, "watery" body. runs pretty fast ) and most importantly-how to get rid of it (there are a lot of them running)
https://picasaweb.google.com/smoky.post/HVm...feat=directlink

18.07.2011 11:45, Анфим

Is this also Trips?
July 13 of this year, in the meadow.

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18.07.2011 12:49, Jenik

Guys, this is Armageddon! Urgently need to save the barberry, these scoundrels eat up the entire area of the village, what are they?

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This fly, as I understand it, is their mother, because the bushes are covered not only with caterpillars, but also with them

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Urgently need an answer, thank you.

18.07.2011 13:24, Victor Titov

Is this also Trips?
July 13 of this year, in the meadow.

No, it's a ladybug larva-Coccinellidae.
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18.07.2011 13:26, Victor Titov

Guys, this is Armageddon! Urgently need to save the barberry, these scoundrels eat up the entire area of the village, what are they?
This fly, as I understand it, is their mother, because the bushes are covered not only with caterpillars, but they
also urgently need an answer, thank you.

This hymenopteran is a sawfly: larvae and imago.

18.07.2011 13:29, Jenik

And more specifically, if possible (I will not refuse the link)

18.07.2011 13:38, Victor Titov

And more specifically, if possible (I will not refuse the link)

Here it is, your abuser-Arge berberidis http://www.google.ru/search?q=Arge+berberi...Ag&ved=0CEAQsAQ

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 18.07.2011 13: 39
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20.07.2011 20:43, Жила

Hello! A stickman came to our house in some mysterious way. He has no wings, so it remains to sin only in the wind))) By the method of exclusion, it is concluded that it can only be Baculum ussurianum B.-B., but in all the photos on the network it is some kind of short-legged, and our guest is on stilts, like a haymaker... Maybe it was someone's pet runaway, some tropical species? Maybe I ruined him by letting him out on the street. Tell me who understands these little animals))) Thanks!

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20.07.2011 21:05, Pirx

Hello! A stickman came to our house in some mysterious way. He has no wings, so it remains to sin only in the wind))) By the method of exclusion, it is concluded that it can only be Baculum ussurianum B.-B., but in all the photos on the network it is some kind of short-legged, and our guest is on stilts, like a haymaker... Maybe it was someone's pet runaway, some tropical species? Maybe I ruined him by letting him out on the street. Tell me who understands these little animals))) Thanks!


et klop
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