Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

Yes, they are the biggest spiders we have. There are two species - Dolomedes fimbriatus and D. plantarius. Yours is most likely D. fimbriatus. There must have been a pond nearby, because they are usually found along the banks and in swamps.

  
Just one more spider to define. Rather, not even the spider itself is interesting, but the process that I watched. Does he carry children around in addition to the cocoon?

Good afternoon, can you tell me what kind of insect it is? About 5 mm long, it feeds on aphids, sucking them out like a cocktail.

Exactly so. A large ditch is dug just a stone's throw away. And in connection with the beavers that have bred and the dams they have built, the area is gradually turning into a swamp. I feel like this for a year or two and I haven't set foot there. The hornets in the north showed up, then these monsters with my arachnophobia...
Just one more spider to define. Rather, not even the spider itself is interesting, but the process that I watched. Does he carry children around in addition to the cocoon?

Please help me identify this small insect, at first I thought two-tailed, then I took a closer look, it doesn't seem quite like it swam in the channel of the Volga River directly in the flower of the Pot.

Please help me identify this small insect, at first I thought two-tailed, then I took a closer look, it doesn't seem quite like it swam in the channel of the Volga River directly in the flower of the Pot. In the photo next to an even smaller insect, it would also be interesting to recognize it.

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

Can you tell me who it is? And is it possibleto carry "this" in the "Definition of butterflies"?)))

Ukraine, Rivne region, June 3.
An unidentified object (subject?) that attracted the ants ' attention:

Probably these ants are attracted by the secretions of gall formed by cynipid wasps.

http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74/gall_wasps_cynipidae

The kiwsaks were in pairs and one at a time on a damp board in the shade of the grass. Moscow region, July 27, 2012, at 11 am.
Are they mating?
Apparently, it is not possible to determine up to the view from such photos, but suddenly........

This species is really defined-Strongylosoma stigmatosum. Yes, they are the ones who mate. I'll give you a little pointers - this isn't kiwsyaki. Two-legged millipedes, yes. These diplopods are correctly called multi-links.

And please tell me, only Strongylosoma pallipes is listed in Lokshina's determinant. What are synonyms now?

Gentlemen, the photo is not mine. they racked their brains for a long time. this little thing was found in a terrarium. tell me what kind of animal it is.

An erect-winged larva?

Please tell me, what is the name of this type of woodlouse?
What is the greenish pattern on its back?

Please help me determine the drupe from Karelia. Found today, under the trunk of a birch tree, near some burrow.

Please tell me, what is the name of this type of woodlouse?
What is the greenish pattern on its back?

Wow! I express my delight at the shooting!!! If it's not a secret, tell us how and with what? Unfortunately, I'm not an expert in insects, I'm just learning.