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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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18.09.2011 10:13, John-ST

sounds like a motorcycle starting up

this is a cicada, not a beetle
beetles do not "sing", some beetles make creaking sounds if you pick them up or get very close, but they are very far from starting a motorcycle

18.09.2011 10:15, MrNo4Noi

A bug? Hmm.. but the cicada can be

18.09.2011 10:16, MrNo4Noi

Oh, while I was looking at where the Khasansky district is located, they beat mesmile.gifto

02.10.2011 22:18, Анфим

Tell me, please, what is this thing? 21.09, on the side of the road.

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03.10.2011 19:05, Arikain

Bagworm caterpillar maybe?

03.10.2011 23:42, Shtil

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


IMHO the same Periplaneta americana.

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04.10.2011 9:18, Pirx

IMHO the same Periplaneta americana.


Do not be afraid of GMOs, everyone on our planet will find a place and a plate of honey mushrooms!

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04.10.2011 11:41, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

IMHO the same Periplaneta americana.

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My lovely self! It will be possible to drive him on a leash!

IMHO, for P. americana, the bottom will be a little dark.
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04.10.2011 12:16, barko

After dissecting two small ones, the scoop found this object in a ditch for washing the genitals. I can't say for sure whether it was inside the abdomen of one of them or outside. I wonder what it is?

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04.10.2011 14:58, Pirx

After dissecting two small ones, the scoop found this object in a ditch for washing the genitals. I can't say for sure whether it was inside the abdomen of one of them or outside. I wonder what it is?


I think botany
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04.10.2011 17:21, Arikain

Do you know any e-book guide on Geophiles?
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About a week ago, Karelia.

04.10.2011 19:01, Jetbalance

Please help me identify this yellow fuzzy:
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04.10.2011 21:08, barko

I think botany
the "back" is covered with a layer of mucus

04.10.2011 22:23, Bad Den

After dissecting two small ones, the scoop found this object in a ditch for washing the genitals. I can't say for sure whether it was inside the abdomen of one of them or outside. I wonder what it is?


It resembles some kind of fluke (and an adult one at that).
But they don't seem to be parasitic on insects.

I put it in alcohol and sent it to the nearest zoology department. "They'll sort it out there" (c) smile.gif

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05.10.2011 8:46, Pirx

the "back" is covered with a layer of mucus


Oh! Such mucous membranes are present on the seeds of many plants, and given that the object was in the water... I think we should definitely show them not only to zoologists, but also to botanists. Oleg, let's drink on molbiol in relevant topic.
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09.10.2011 1:10, Анфим

Please tell me what the pieces are. The first two showed no signs of life, and the third jumped very hard.

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09.10.2011 12:12, OEV

Please tell me what the pieces are. The first two showed no signs of life, and the third jumped very hard.


the first photo is the remains of a ladybug or leaf beetle pupa
the third photo is a weevil Cionus tuberculatus

09.10.2011 12:49, Bad Den


third photo Cionus tuberculatus weevil

do they jump apart?
but similar, yes

09.10.2011 20:13, Анфим

Thanks! I really didn't think it was a weevil (09.05). With such tentacles, it generally looks like an alien.
But this is also a beetle? In the spring, I saw such creatures on flowers. The picture was taken on May 12.

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10.10.2011 18:34, Arikain

Anthrenus scrophulariae
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11.10.2011 15:03, Андрей Батов

Good afternoon!
Please help me determine the type and name of the spider. This individual was photographed in the suburbs of Vladivostok (Primorsky Krai, Far East of the Russian Federation). Size (in diameter) about 5-6 cm. Thank you in advance.picture: DSC_0846.JPG

11.10.2011 15:20, gumenuk

Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Body length approx 4 mm
Date in file name

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11.10.2011 16:38, Arikain

Good afternoon!
Please help me determine the type and name of the spider. This individual was photographed in the suburbs of Vladivostok (Primorsky Krai, Far East of the Russian Federation). Size (in diameter) about 5-6 cm. Thank you in advance.picture: DSC_0846.JPG

Araneus sp. Maybe Araneus quadratus.

12.10.2011 21:54, AlexEvs

Do you know any e-book guide on Geophiles?


There is no up-to-date paper book on geophiles, let alone an electronic one. Yes, and it is difficult, you need to dissect them.
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13.10.2011 19:05, Arikain

There is no up-to-date paper book on geophiles, let alone an electronic one. Yes, and it is difficult, you need to dissect them.

I dissected it after the photo shoot.
I found a document for them only for Latvia-Geophilomorph Centipedes of Latvia (Chilopoda, Geophilomorpha).
It was identified there as Geophilus flavus. But can other species still exist here?
If you can help, I can upload more photos of the drug here.

15.10.2011 19:52, AlexEvs

I dissected it after the photo shoot.
I found a document for them only for Latvia-Geophilomorph Centipedes of Latvia (Chilopoda, Geophilomorpha).
It was identified there as Geophilus flavus. But can other species still exist here?
If you can help, I can upload more photos of the drug here.


Maybe also flavus. Of course, there may be other species in Karelia. Send me photos by email: aevsukov@mail.ru

16.10.2011 11:45, Lisvegas

Good afternoon! Pdskajite please, what are these insects?

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Shot in Bad Breisig, Germany, near Bonn

16.10.2011 11:58, Pirx

Good afternoon! Pdskajite please, what are these insects?
Shot in Bad Breisig, Germany, near Bonn


aphid

16.10.2011 12:01, Lisvegas

16.10.2011 13:49, Pirx

So corny? Just a little bit, it seems... Ants swarmed around them...
And what kind?

Pirx, thank you for your reply!


Please, but I don't know.

23.10.2011 0:35, Jenik

I know it's not an insect, but what kind of scolopendra is it?

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23.10.2011 15:43, AlexEvs

I know it's not an insect, but what kind of scolopendra is it?


Where did you find it?"

23.10.2011 16:35, Anax chernobila

I caught this cancer on Klyazma (10)cm. I was surprised by the color and shape of the body.

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23.10.2011 16:55, vasiliy-feoktistov

What does cancer have to do with it?

23.10.2011 18:55, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

I caught this cancer on Klyazma (10)cm. I was surprised by the color and shape of the body.


Very interesting. The first thought is an exotic from the aquarium. But I'm not an expert in cancer.

Is he well sclerotized? I mean, it's not a molting individual?

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23.10.2011 19:03, Anax chernobila

I just don't know what to do with it. By the way, this is also an arthropod! Why you can identify insects, arachnids, and even lipopods here! What's wrong with crustaceans? Yes, shedding.

23.10.2011 19:39, vasiliy-feoktistov

25.10.2011 18:17, Anax chernobila

NO, it's been "WHITE" for a week now!

29.10.2011 21:33, Anax chernobila

Anyway, in my opinion this is Procambarus of some kind.

14.11.2011 17:25, Коллекционер

a couple of questions about earwigs:
1 how to distinguish a male from a female,
2 what kind of species is it?
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almost all of his legs are broken off, but I don't understand the rest of them...toli is a "heart" toli is not.. because of this, I do not correctly determine..(

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