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29.12.2014 2:16, Семен Семеныч

  
Telavi, Georgia, June 2012

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it seems to be Distoleon tetragrammicus
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29.12.2014 2:32, Семен Семеныч

Ukraine,Vinnytsia region, Mogilev-Podilsky. Red-winged ant lion (Distoleon tetragrammicus)?

rather, Euroleon nostras...

30.12.2014 8:12, korpys

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the child was bitten ,even the blood came out

30.12.2014 8:39, Victor Titov

help me find out what kind of insect
bit the child ,even blood came out

Predatory bug (family Reduviidae): https://www.google.ru/search?q=%D0%BA%D0%BB...AB&ved=0CCsQsAQ

30.12.2014 12:37, Woodmen

And these golden-eyes will not be able to get to the appearance?
Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
1. June 23rd 2013, 04:20:42
2. 22 June 2013, 05:59:07
3. 24 June 2012, 08:04:02
4. 19 June 2012, 07:04:06
5. 17 June 2008, 07: 36: 17

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06.01.2015 13:07, Ольга Титова

Please help me understand what it is. Sakhalin, 26.11.2014

This post was edited by Olga Titova - 06.01.2015 13: 26

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06.01.2015 14:53, okoem

Please help me understand what it is. Sakhalin, 26.11.2014

Someone's cocoon. Probably butterflies.
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10.01.2015 15:52, RoPro

I didn't find a section for praying mantises, so I'm writing here.
Tell me, please, what kind of praying mantises. Taken in Israel.

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10.01.2015 22:10, Jaguar paw

11.01.2015 9:39, RoPro

2 - Eremoplana infelix

Thanks ! smile.gif

11.01.2015 10:38, Dracus

I didn't find a section for praying mantises, so I'm writing here.
Tell me, please, what kind of praying mantises. Taken in Israel.

The first is the larva of Mantis religiosa. The second is yes, a female Eremoplana infelix.

15.01.2015 1:25, VBoris

Hello! Help with reticulatoptera and collembolas.
P.S. The second photo is not stagedsmile.gif.

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18.01.2015 11:32, AGG

Help me identify an immigrant from Egypt (I arrived the other day). Normally, the abdomen folds almost on the prsp. If you need other angles-I'll take a picture, because the beast is alive and well smile.gif
Is this an adult wingless species, or can larvae also lay eggs in "extreme" conditions? It's just that she came with two ooteks.

PS From personal experience for those who hold or are going to hold. Catching spiders in basements and behind cupboards for food is a tedious task (I'm talking about winter in central Russia). Bloodworm! there is all year round in any fishing store-excellent food, if large and live, then you can throw individual "worms", and if small ice cream, then it eats perfectly with thin tweezers wink.gif
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18.01.2015 11:38, AGG

Hello! Help with reticulatoptera and collembolas.
P.S. The second photo is not stagedsmile.gif.

the second photo is just wonderful! beer.gif
can I go to the "soap" full size? shuffle.gif I'll put it on the desktop smile.gif

This post was edited by AGG - 18.01.2015 11: 40
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18.01.2015 12:30, VBoris

Write me your email in PM and I'll reset it.

18.01.2015 13:37, RoPro

The first is the larva of Mantis religiosa. The second is yes, a female Eremoplana infelix.

Thank you very much! smile.gif

18.01.2015 14:41, Dracus

Help me identify an immigrant from Egypt (I arrived the other day). Normally, the abdomen folds almost on the prsp. If you need other angles-I'll take a picture, because the beast is alive and well smile.gif
Is this an adult wingless species, or can larvae also lay eggs in "extreme" conditions? It's just that she came with two ooteks.


This is Sphodromantis viridis (Forskal, 1775), a female nymph of the last or penultimate age. She herself could not postpone the ooteka, you can clarify, the ooteka appeared in a closed jar with a larva while it was flying, or what?
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18.01.2015 18:39, AGG

This is Sphodromantis viridis (Forskal, 1775), a female nymph of the last or penultimate age. She herself could not postpone the ooteka, you can clarify, the ooteka appeared in a closed jar with a larva while it was flying, or what?

About ooteki specify

18.01.2015 19:46, NakaRB

1, 2-Egypt, Hurghada, Stella Makadi Beach Resort 5*
3, 6-11-d. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
4-Egypt, Sharm el-Sheikh, Melia Sharm Resort 5*
5-Moscow, Butovsky Forest Park


1. 29.05.2013 Sphodromantis viridis?
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2. 05.06.2014, the larva is the same?
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3. 11.05.2014
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4. 15.08.2014
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5. 23.05.2010
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6. 21.05.2011
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7. 01.05.2014
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8. 09.05.2014
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9. 12.06.2014
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10. 12.06.2014
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11. 06.07.2014
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18.01.2015 22:06, AGG

4-very similar to Embia-Krutaya zvaryuga

18.01.2015 23:44, NakaRB

4-very similar to Embia-krutaya zvaryuga

Before embia, I guessed smile.gifIt was in the jar where I kept it before shooting, made a hole out of a spider's web. I would be up to the genus (or family at least) ...

19.01.2015 3:33, Dracus

  
1. 29.05.2013 Sphodromantis viridis?
2. 05.06.2014, the larva is the same?


Yeah. Right from the same place where I caught my first sfodrik smile.gif
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19.01.2015 21:20, NakaRB

Yeah. Right from the same place where I caught my first sfodrik smile.gif

Right in the same hotel? smile.gif

19.01.2015 21:43, Юрий352

Good evening!
Please help me determine the type of insect .
It was found in cages with crickets and cockroaches (in the litter), and the Surinamese flour eater lives there (on a permanent basis). There was no noticeable harm from a small wasp-like creature running around until it got into a group of book false scorpions, after 3-4 months the entire group of false scorpions lay down (regardless of age) and there were empty fluffy "pupae"in their nests.
The photos were taken in December 2014, Moscow.
Photo through a microscope, as the insect is very nimble and secretive (it flies well, but prefers to run more)
The photo shows two individuals.
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19.01.2015 23:52, VBoris

And you can say something about my collembolam and net-winged ones (on the previous page of the post for 15.01.2015). At least to the family shuffle.gif....

This post was edited by VBoris - 19.01.2015 23: 53

20.01.2015 5:37, Dracus

Right in the same hotel? smile.gif

In the neighboring smile.gif

23.01.2015 9:11, CyberHebi

White mites(?)have recently started to appear in the cage of Pachnoda marginata. and black long pieces, like millipedes, 1.5-2 mm each. Please tell me who they are and how to deal with them? Every day I clean up old food and make new ones. (I give you cat food - beetles are crazy about it) The substrate is ordinary punctured earth. Zophobas don't have this in their coconut substrate...
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23.01.2015 10:10, Bad Den

Good evening!
Please help me determine the type of insect .
It was found in cages with crickets and cockroaches (in the litter), and the Surinamese flour eater lives there (on a permanent basis). There was no noticeable harm from a small wasp-like creature running around until it got into a group of book false scorpions, after 3-4 months the entire group of false scorpions lay down (regardless of age) and there were empty fluffy "pupae"in their nests.
The photos were taken in December 2014, Moscow.
Photo through a microscope, as the insect is very nimble and secretive (it flies well, but prefers to run more)
The photo shows two individuals.


A wasp from the family of Bethylidae, in my opinion.
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23.01.2015 10:11, Bad Den

White mites(?)have recently started to appear in the cage of Pachnoda marginata. and black long pieces, like millipedes, 1.5-2 mm each. Please tell me who they are and how to deal with them? Every day I clean up old food and make new ones. (I give you cat food - beetles are crazy about it) The substrate is ordinary punctured earth. Zophobas do not have this in the coconut substrate...

"Black long pieces" - it seems to me that the photo shows legtails (Collembola)

23.01.2015 22:18, CyberHebi

Very similar, most likely they are. But how to fight? Ticks still. I'm worried for the beetles and for myself, they'll crawl out of the cage again.

23.01.2015 23:51, okoem

Very similar, most likely they are. But how to fight? Ticks still. I'm worried about the beetles and myself, they'll crawl out of the cage again.

More than once I found the same (or similar) ticks in my cages on dead butterfly pupae. frown.gif It seemed that they (ticks) were killing them. frown.gif I don't know how to fight. frown.gif

24.01.2015 7:27, Guest

Good afternoon, dear colleagues!
This individual was seen on a fir tree, after it was brought into the house for the New Year. I can't even identify the squad. Help! The place of capture is Novosibirsk.

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24.01.2015 8:18, okoem

Good afternoon, dear colleagues!
This individual was seen on a fir tree, after it was brought into the house for the New Year. I can't even identify the squad. Help! The place of capture is Novosibirsk.

It?
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D1%83%...%B8%D0%BA%D0%B8

24.01.2015 8:40, Guest

It?
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D1%83%...%B8%D0%BA%D0%B8


Thanks! In my opinion, it is.

25.01.2015 19:52, NakaRB

12, 14, 17 - Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 13-Surroundings of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region
15, 16, 18, 19 - Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
20-d. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.


12. 23.04.2011
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13. 14.04.2012
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14. 08.05.2013
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15. 31.05.2009
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16. 07.06.2009
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17. 23.05.2010
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18. 06.06.2010
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27.01.2015 6:45, akulich-sibiria

I didn't find a separate topic on shields and worms, so I decided to post it here.
Unfortunately, there is only a general photo, but maybe someone will help me to the end.
The group is not familiar, but you need to know how to work in it!
This type of wild cherry was found on persimmons imported from Central Asia. There were about a dozen live specimens. By the location of the bristles on the body, I did not find anything similar, unfortunately.
Can you tell me where to view it and who to contact in this section?
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27.01.2015 8:37, Alexandr Zhakov

12, 14, 17 - Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 13-Surroundings of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region
15, 16, 18, 19 - Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
20-d. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

The first 3 photos are Freckles (Order Freckles (Plecoptera)), the rest are scorpion flies (Order scorpion flies (Mecoptera) )
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27.01.2015 8:50, John-ST

I didn't find a separate topic on shields and worms, so I decided to post it here.
Unfortunately, there is only a general photo, but maybe someone will help me to the end.
The group is not familiar, but you need to know how to work in it!
This type of wild cherry was found on persimmons imported from Central Asia. There were about a dozen live specimens. By the location of the bristles on the body, I did not find anything similar, unfortunately.
Can you tell me where to view it and who to contact in this section?

I think these are millipedes from the Polyxenidae

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27.01.2015 9:28, akulich-sibiria

I think these are millipedes from the Polyxenidae



Thank you very much!!!! jump.gif
then I see that they are quite different from our say Pseudococcus, and the drug to do while the hand is not raised.
It's definitely them!

27.01.2015 9:58, John-ST

12, 14, 17 - Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 13-Surroundings of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region
15, 16, 18, 19 - Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
20-d. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

In my opinion:
15. Panorpa hybrida
17. Panorpa alpina
other Panorpa communis
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