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27.08.2011 8:32, Pirx

Here is such a miracle caught, who can tell me who it is?
If possible, and a link to the introduction

It is an invasive North American species of humpback cicadas Stictocephala bisonia Kopp & Yonke 1977. In the Russian literature, it is still erroneously listed under the name S. bubalus. Google the last name, it's a pest.

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27.08.2011 13:12, Jenik

Thank you for your quick reply

28.08.2011 11:25, Romango

I found this insect (approximately 5 cm) on the outskirts of the forest (near dry firs) in late August, Moscow region, picture: IMAG02512.jpg

and this photo is relative to the leg: picture: IMAG0251.jpg

28.08.2011 11:39, vasiliy-feoktistov

Female Blue Horntail: Sirex juvencus Linnaeus, 1758

29.08.2011 20:55, Garryhome

Help me determine what it is, photographed on the banks of the Volga River 30 km south of Saratov

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29.08.2011 22:21, AlexEvs

Help me determine what it is, photographed on the banks of the Volga River 30 km south of Saratov

Grasshopper Rack Saga pedo

29.08.2011 23:58, Garryhome

Thank you, exactly on

02.09.2011 11:36, Bianor

Tell me, what kind of cockroaches?
Synanthropic, they arrived in the city together with Chinese workers. Cryptocurch - for scale.

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02.09.2011 18:43, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Shelfordella tartara (Saussure, 1874).

It is often indicated, especially on English-language sites, as a synonym for S. lateralis (Walker, 1868) - in my opinion, incorrectly.

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02.09.2011 19:43, Bianor

Thank you very much!

03.09.2011 2:19, Анфим

Can you tell me what kind of midges fly in great numbers on the hazel leaves in September? (And yesterday I noticed how the larva of a babbler caught one of these midges and began to eat it.)

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03.09.2011 6:54, Юстус

Can you tell me what kind of midges fly in great numbers on the hazel leaves in September?

These are not "midges". These are aphids (Aphididae).

03.09.2011 16:25, Коллекционер

I have Mantis religiosa, but they have a slightly different pattern under the front paws
, some as option 1, others as option 2
are they different species?subspecies
this difference occurs in both males and females picture: P1010873.jpg

03.09.2011 16:32, Dracus

No, they're just different forms. Some subspecies differ in the shape and intensity of the darkening of the eye, but not in the presence/absence of a white spot in it.

By the way, was it worth creating a new theme? Cockroaches and mantises are rarely displayed, it seems to me that the topic "Who is this?" is quite enough.

03.09.2011 18:22, Коллекционер

well, as it is not fair in relation to them, it turns out, there are beetles, there are butterflies, there are straight-winged ones, there are diptera, and there are no cockroach-like ones

03.09.2011 20:28, Анфим

These are not "midges". These are aphids (Aphididae).

Or maybe it's Myzocallis coryli?

04.09.2011 6:54, Bianor

Mantises and cockroaches-different orders

04.09.2011 13:11, Dracus

Now, as a rule, they are combined into one (Dictyoptera)as suborders.

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04.09.2011 21:22, Коллекционер

in the literature that I saw, it is written that one(I. Akimushkin " INSECTS.SPIDERS.PETS")

04.09.2011 23:14, Юстус

Could it be Myzocallis coryli?

Nah. The one (Myzocallis coryli ) is green like mine ...la (option: melancholy). And this one... This one is simply beautiful.

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08.09.2011 13:33, Анфим

Is it possible to determine what kind of things are on the leaves?
August 13 is the first and June 18 is the second.

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08.09.2011 23:14, Transilvania

VSB seems to be sort of -

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«Laying of the potter's wasp (Eumenes coarctatus)"on Yandex.Photos

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Eumenes2 — Photos by evelinasokol on Rambler-Photo
I found this recently on a tree. What struck me was that the jars were solid and the entrance was narrow. I don't know how the young wasp gets out of there - somehow it dissolves and breaks up the house...

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09.09.2011 6:44, Pirx

Is it possible to determine what kind of things are on the leaves?
August 13 is the first and June 18 is the second.

1-pupa of a babbling fly from under a tree. Syrphinae (after the release of the adult, probably).

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10.09.2011 14:07, Анфим

Tell me, please, is it an aphid or a moth? I accidentally got into the frame yesterday in the grass, so the picture is not important.

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10.09.2011 15:24, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

This is Collembola, M. B. specialist will say up to the family.

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10.09.2011 23:19, VBoris

What kind of insect is it? And is it an insect (pay attention to the abdomen, whether appendages or legs extend from each segment)?

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10.09.2011 23:32, Triplaxxx

These are ancient-jawed insects, bristle-tails (Thysanura) from the family. Machilidae. Sometimes they are assigned to a separate unit.

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10.09.2011 23:33, Dracus

It is a bristle-tailed insect from the order Archaeognatha, fam. Machilidae, most likely. The appendages of the abdomen are coxites with styluses, rudiments of the abdominal limbs.

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11.09.2011 0:10, phlomis

Can I name an animal?

And does he always have such an "oriental" view of the world?
Hungary. 2.09.2011
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12.09.2011 1:21, Dracus

Female common praying mantis, Mantis religiosa.
Stripes on the eyes-characteristic, yes

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12.09.2011 15:42, Pirx

Tell me, be a weasel, what kind of cockroach it is. For size , use my finger. August 8, 2011, UK, Glasgow Botanic Gardens.

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12.09.2011 17:58, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Larva of Periplaneta sp. The color is peculiar - I will try to determine more precisely.

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12.09.2011 21:36, Pirx

Larva of Periplaneta sp. The color is peculiar - I will try to determine more precisely.

Thanks! . A cockroach was sitting in a piece of polycarbonate in the greenhouse. He's bigger:

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12.09.2011 22:49, vaskar

Who is it, please?"
I was told that the bumblebee is Crimean. Believe?

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12.09.2011 22:58, Bad Den

Who is it, please?"
I was told that the bumblebee is Crimean. Believe?

Blatantly lying - this is a carpenter bee from the genus Xylocopa

12.09.2011 23:35, vaskar

From thank you! And in the Crimea they are found?
They said sho was buzzing like a plane.

12.09.2011 23:55, Bad Den

Leaded

13.09.2011 18:25, Коллекционер

my eyes almost popped out of my head when I saw this beauty for the first time in my dacha this year,I had only seen a couple of cuts in Gelendzhik before,and here in the spring..about 6 individuals in a small clearing with sage, although I live there for almost 6 years, I always thought that this is a tropical bee

is it because of warming?or is everything ok?

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This post was edited by Collector - 13.09.2011 18: 28

13.09.2011 18:38, scarit

my eyes almost popped out of my head when I saw this beauty for the first time in my dacha this year, is it because of the warming?

Rather, because of the cold snap.

18.09.2011 9:00, Айшет

Help me find out the name of the bug.Unfortunately,I don't have a photo,and I've never seen such beetles in my life before.Its size is about 20 mm round shape, dark gray or black color.In late August, early September, late in the evening or early in the morning, it begins to chirp very loudly,if you can call it a chirp sounds similar to the sound of a motorcycle starting up in the interpretation of the Tuvan folk instrument(tandyr)in my opinion.It is almost impossible to find it in the crown of a tree, as it immediately falls silent when approaching.I heard it in the very south of the Khasansky district in the Far East.I searched the Internet,but I didn't find anything similar.

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