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28.10.2013 15:19, KM2200

Oh, my God! Somehow I can't believe

29.10.2013 9:49, asag

hello! help me determine!
I don't even understand how to determine this. Externally, the shape is very similar to a scorpion. but without the sting. The front paws are very long, folded, with pincers. the second pair of " paws "(outside the photo) is a very long thin mustache - he moves them at the tips. Mustache length is approximately 15cm. The size of the "determined" is approximately 7-10 cm
Sri Lanka, October 2013

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29.10.2013 10:29, Pirx

hello! help me determine!
I don't even understand how to determine this. Externally, the shape is very similar to a scorpion. but without the sting. The front paws are very long, folded, with pincers. the second pair of " paws "(outside the photo) is a very long thin mustache - he moves them at the tips. Mustache length is approximately 15cm. The size of the "determined" is approximately 7-10 cm
Sri Lanka, October 2013

Frin.

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08.11.2013 8:24, vahemart

Hello! Please help me determine the type of Vine from the Nemopteridae family.
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The species was found in Armenia; according to the literature, Lertha extensa (Olivier, 1811) and Lertha ledereri (Sélys-Longchamps, 1866) are found in Armenia. In the image, the view is definitely not L. extensa. It doesn't look like L. ledereri from the standard description either. Lertha sheppardi (Kirby, 1904) does not appear to be a close species either. I was too tired to calculate it, can anyone help?
Thank you in advance.

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08.11.2013 8:40, Irada

Help me determine what kind of insect it is? Photo taken in South Korea, November 7. The size is about 4-5 cm. The photo is not very good, I shot it on a soap dish besides, this miracle was in a hurry somewhere=)))

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08.11.2013 8:52, Лика1992

Help me determine what kind of insect it is? Photo taken in South Korea, November 7. The size is about 4-5 cm. The photo is not very good, I shot it on a soap dish besides, this miracle was in a hurry somewhere=)))

Gryllotalpidae (Latin: Gryllotalpidae) is a family of large burrowing insects of the order erect — winged. Representatives of the family reach a size of 5-8 cm, lead an underground lifestyle, and live in burrows dug by them.
About 100 species. Distributed all over the world.

In the modern fauna, there are 2 subfamilies (or in the rank of tribes) with 6 genera, another 1 subfamily and 5 genera are fossils. Fossils are known from the Oligocene of Europe and the Cretaceous of South America[

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09.11.2013 6:24, Dracus

More precisely, Gryllotalpa orientalis Burm.

12.11.2013 20:48, Jenik

Dear members of the section, help us identify this miracle-wonderful wonder-wonderful. From 2 neighboring departments were sent here. Aphids, bedbugs? What a larva, at least approximately.

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12.11.2013 20:57, phlomis

Brazil, Goiás, Pirenópolis. 26.09.2013.

The length is about 6-8 mm. We flocked in the evening under the lamp. The color is somewhat distorted: the animal is whiter, the blue is almost invisible.
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13.11.2013 18:49, Bad Den

Brazil, Goiás, Pirenópolis. 26.09.2013.
The length is about 6-8 mm. We flocked in the evening under the lamp. The color is somewhat distorted: the animal is whiter, the blue is almost invisible.

someone from Flatidae

14.11.2013 17:20, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. September 11.
Is it really possible to identify caddis flies at least up to a family?

user posted image

21.11.2013 14:00, freeserj

Good afternoon, tell me what kind of insect it is. Photographed 3 weeks ago, indoors, Rostov region. The length of insects is approximately 3 cm. They were in a large cardboard disposable coffee cup.

I can't upload an image to the forum, link http://i57.fastpic.ru/big/2013/1121/3f/3e5...f89da9923f.jpeg

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21.11.2013 15:27, okoem

Good afternoon, tell me what kind of insect it is.

Cockroach, cockroach,
cockroach,
Liquid-legged
booger-bug.

(c) Korney Chukovsky

21.11.2013 15:45, freeserj

Cockroach, cockroach,
cockroach,
Liquid-legged
booger-bug.

(c) Korney Chukovsky

So huge? And black? In addition, he was not fast, and as far as I remember, cockroaches run very fast.

21.11.2013 16:46, okoem

So huge? And black? In addition, he was not fast, and as far as I remember, cockroaches run very fast.

Exactly. Huge, black, and not too fast.
http://exoclub.by/blatta-orientalis.html

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22.11.2013 7:18, freeserj

Exactly. Huge, black, and not too fast.
http://exoclub.by/blatta-orientalis.html

I see, thank you. It turns out that they are also kept as pets

05.01.2014 22:48, Александр Токарев

Winter stranger...

Today (04.01.14) during a walk through the winter forest in the Moscow region (Moose Island), my daughter noticed a creepy insect in the snow, similar to a blood-sucking bug with very long legs. At first they thought it was a spider. It was slowly moving, despite the rather low temperature for insects - about +2°C. I took photos in macro mode. The actual size of the bug is about 5 mm.

Help me identify it

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05.01.2014 22:51, Triplaxxx

Probably something from the snow gnats - Tipulidae or Limoniidae.

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05.01.2014 23:17, Александр Токарев

Thank you very much! It is indeed very similar to this insect from the genus Chionea: user posted image

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11.01.2014 20:43, RZh-zoo

Can someone help you identify freckles and leeches? I didn't have to deal with the first ones yet-just interesting. A leech - very similar to Hirudo medicinalis
vesnyanka-August, Carpathians, Transcarpathian region, leech-July, north of the Rivne region.

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12.01.2014 3:14, John-ST

Can someone help you identify freckles and leeches? I didn't have to deal with the first ones yet-just interesting. A leech - very similar to Hirudo medicinalis
vesnyanka-August, Carpathians, Transcarpathian region, leech-July, north of the Rivne region.

Vesnyanku hardly anyone will tell you further, the leech is really meditsinskaya

12.01.2014 14:17, bina-9

Please suggest the name of the insect.

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http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/sirilion/view...hild-2-50736394

12.01.2014 14:19, AGG

Please give me a hint

cicada larva

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12.01.2014 16:31, John-ST

Please suggest the name of the insect.

http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/sirilion/view...hild-2-50736394

cicada larva

Bison bodushka-Stictocephala bisonia

13.01.2014 9:05, Coelioxys

The quality of the photo does not stand up to any criticism, but I bought it for cheeto, and I sell it for that.
It seems like these boogers in large numbers bit guests in a hotel in Malaysia.
Bitten friends will be happy for any reliable versions

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13.01.2014 23:49, Dima DD

The quality of the photo does not stand up to any criticism, but I bought it for cheeto, and I sell it for that.
It seems like these boogers in large numbers bit guests in a hotel in Malaysia.
Bitten friends will be happy for any reliable versions

Triffids?

25.01.2014 18:43, Dima DD

Help us determine what kind of individual it is. Filmed in Latvia.

And why not in the definition of hymenoptera?
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133599
An interesting bee... So far, I don't know/haven't met with such metallic-green ones for Europe, I would even suggest someone American(?). But I am only an amateur, so it would also be interesting to know the opinion of an expert...

25.01.2014 19:20, UncleVova

Do I know what a hymenopteran is?

26.01.2014 4:32, VAZ

Who is it? A grasshopper? Cambodia, lives in leaf litter.

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26.01.2014 19:23, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

larva of Pseudophyllinae. Pseudophyllins are herbivorous grasshoppers.

27.01.2014 5:13, VAZ

Thanks for the reply. I am confused by the ovipositor in some individuals. Does it occur in larvae?

27.01.2014 6:46, Victor Titov

Thanks for the reply. I am confused by the ovipositor in some individuals. Does it occur in larvae?

Of course, it happens - in nymphs - "girls": http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=12216

30.01.2014 11:07, Сергей Ватман

In an apartment in Moscow, I came across such a copy. Body length approx 3 mm picture: IMG_2346.JPG

30.01.2014 12:16, Victor Titov

In an apartment in Moscow, I came across such a copy. The body length is about 3 mm.

Pseudoscorpion (an arachnid of the order Pseudoscorpionida).
http://animalregister.net/l/lozhnoskorpionyi.html

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05.02.2014 23:48, Transilvania

I am tormented by the question, what is this genus or species of ascalaf? Maybe someone knows?

I found it recently on the island of Borneo near the Kinobatangan River (Sukau).
The Askalafs are very beautiful, but they are so rare to me.

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16.02.2014 20:51, Oleg Nikolsky

Almost always in the thaw I meet live crawling insects and spiders in the snow. Help me identify the ones in the images. All images taken in the vicinity of Bryansk, 2385, 2446, 2456-last decade of December, 3415, 3416, 3421, 3422 - 9 February. I've often seen some jumping insects before, but I haven't seen them yet this winter.

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17.02.2014 17:18, bina-9

http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/bina-9/view/708135?page=1
Is this the correct name for the larva?

Moscow.

17.02.2014 18:29, Wild Yuri

http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/bina-9/view/708135?page=1

Is this the correct name for the larva?
Moscow.

Yes.
https://www.google.ru/search?q=Cantharidae+...iw=1280&bih=677

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17.02.2014 21:47, Oleg Nikolsky

Dear bina-9 and Wild Yuri, did I understand correctly that your latest posts relate to my IMG_3415 frame? If so, thank you!

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17.02.2014 22:33, PVOzerski

I've often seen some jumping insects before, but I haven't seen them yet this winter.

Isn't that it? http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ледничники

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