Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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

5. 23.05.2010

Inocellia crassicornis

21-Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 22, 27-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
23-25-Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
28-Vicinity of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region

Is it all Ectobius lapponicus?

21. 23.05.2010


22. 12.06.2010


23. 19.06.2010


24. 27.06.2010


25. 30.06.2010


26. 06.07.2010


27. 25.06.2011


28. 29.07.2012

21-Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 22, 27-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
23-25-Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
28-Vicinity of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region
Is it all Ectobius lapponicus?

22, 27, 28 sylvestris

29-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 30-Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
31-d. Novelties-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
32-40 - Moscow, Butovsky forest Park


29. 14.10.2009


30. 04.05.2010


31. 25.09.2010


32. 03.07.2011


33. 03.07.2011


34. 03.07.2011


35. 09.06.2013



36. 09.06.2013


37. 09.06.2013


38. 09.06.2013


39. 09.06.2013


40. 09.06.2013

NakaRB, just out of curiosity, are the pictures staged?

  NakaRB, just out of curiosity, are the pictures staged?

Some of it is staged, but mostly shot in nature as it is (collemballs are all in nature) - so the angles are not always good to determine...

Dear formuchane, I decided to contact you, because far from entomology. Unfortunately, the same noobs are sitting on the country forums, just like me. Please tell me who it is. He lives in our well. It floats on the surface of water at a depth of 11 meters from ground level. I want to know if it's dangerous, where it came from. And what to do with it. Photos taken on 01.02.2015 MO, Shakhovskoy district, KP Kholmets.

Dear formuchane, I decided to contact you, because far from entomology. Unfortunately, the same noobs are sitting on the country forums, just like me. Please tell me who it is. He lives in our well. It floats on the surface of water at a depth of 11 meters from ground level. I want to know if it's dangerous, where it came from. And what to do with it. Photos taken on 01.02.2015 MO, Shakhovskoy district, KP Kholmets.

It is the larva of a soft-bodied beetle (family Cantharidae). They live in the soil, and they just accidentally fall into your well. They are not dangerous for humans - they are predators, they feed on all sorts of small things.

It is the larva of a soft-bodied beetle (family Cantharidae). They live in the soil, and they just accidentally fall into your well. They are not dangerous for humans - they are predators, they feed on all sorts of small things.

Dmitrich, thank you very much. Please tell me one more thing. What do we do with them now? Do they not affect the water? We use it for drinking (we boil it, of course). Should I clean the well of them? And in the summer, won't there be too many of them?

Dmitrich, thank you very much. Please tell me one more thing. What do we do with them now? Do they not affect the water? We use it for drinking (we boil it, of course). Should I clean the well of them? And in the summer, won't there be too many of them?

The water is not affected. In the spring, they may become larger for some time, but by the summer they will practically disappear (life cycle). However, the well will still periodically get some invertebrates. And clean it... Do you have them there, like noodles in soup?

The water is not affected. In the spring, they may become larger for some time, but by the summer they will practically disappear (life cycle). However, the well will still periodically get some invertebrates. And clean it... Do you have them there, like noodles in soup?

Well, not so much, of course) I'm just a little afraid of them all creeping and flying)

41, 42, 44, 45 - Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 43, 48, 50-Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest
Park 46, 47-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
49-Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region


41. 09.06.2013


42. 09.06.2013


43. 23.03.2014


44. 12.04.2014


45. 12.04.2014


46. 01.05.2014


47. 05.07.2014


48. 12.10.2014


49. 27.06.2009


50. 17.07.2009

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

The reticulatoptera are there only in the first three pictures - the mur_lva lich (Myrmeleon bore or formicarius) and the golden-eyed lich (Chrysopa sp.). In the 4th picture, it's already a hay eater, and then for me it's a dark forest...

Good afternoon,

February 21, 2015

The insect was found in a laboratory in Taiwan, the city of Hualien (east coast). The size is about 100-120 microns.

Photos under a microscope.

It looks like a flea of some sort. Who could it be? The sawyere is long.

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Hello! Please help us identify cockroaches.
411crop, 415crop - end of June, Minsk region, Belarus
597crop-beginning of June, Minsk region, Belarus.

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51-Neighborhood of d. Moseevtsy, Tver region
52, 60-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 53-D. Novelties-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
54-57-Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region
58, 59-Vicinity of the village. Gorki-10, Moscow region


51. 04.08.2009


52. 14.10.2009


53. 13.06.2010


54. 29.06.2010


55. 02.07.2010


56. 02.07.2010


57. 24.07.2010


58. 29.07.2012


59. 29.07.2012


60. 01.08.2012

Hello! Please help us identify cockroaches.
411crop, 415crop - end of June, Minsk region, Belarus
597crop-beginning of June, Minsk region, Belarus.

In my opinion Ectobius lapponicus, first female

John-ST, do you mean all three Ectobius lapponicus, and specifically the first one is a female? Right?

  John-ST, do you mean all three Ectobius lapponicus, and specifically the first one is a female? Right?

Yes, all three Ectobius lapponicus, the first one (with short elytra) is female the other two are male

Please help me determine what it is? They put oak leaves in the basin and covered it with a lid, and a week later it came out of the cracks. Condensation formed there, and the lid was dripping when it was opened. Now it's spreading all over the room. What it eats is not clear, it crawls on plastic and on the carpet, everywhere.



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Yesterday, unexpectedly working in the garden, I came across a female mantis empusa (Empusa pennata). 3.5 cm. Like correctly identified?
It is a rarity for Astrakhan , I see it live for the first time. I was surprised by the following point: we have a small minus 2-4C at night. Where did it come from? It seems that mantises do not hibernate.
In the net, I found the following:
"larvae are larger, they appear in the summer and immediately begin to feed on small flies, then quickly switch to feeding on fillies and butterflies. In the ooteka, empusa is not inhabited by eggs, as in other mantises, but by grown larvae and even adults."
It turns out that in the thaw, a praying mantis of 3 cm emerged from the edema? If possible, please explain this question or tell us what to read.
I want to hold it, maybe during the season they will still get caught and there will be a couple for divorce.
The beast gave small woodlice and collembolus with fruit flies -does not hunt, probably acclimatization from the street at +24C /, hot.

P.S.
Fabre in" The Instinct and Morals of Insects volume 2", writes that the empusa overwinters as an adult.

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Empusa larvae emerge from the ootheca in summer. Mid-aged larvae hibernate. Adults appear in May-June.
Empusa feeds on flying insects-flies, butterflies. You can put them in a jar and put flies in it-gradually it will catch them.

Please help me determine what it is? They put oak leaves in the basin and covered it with a lid, and a week later it came out of the cracks. Condensation formed there, and the lid was dripping when it was opened. Now it's spreading all over the room. What it eats is not clear, it crawls on plastic and on the carpet, everywhere.

something obscure. this photo is not clear, because you can not see anything but a gray "raid". hardly anyone will tell you. although, maybe there is a bright head and a sharp eye..))

Yesterday, unexpectedly working in the garden, I came across a female mantis empusa (Empusa pennata). 3.5 cm. Like correctly identified?

Empusa pennicornis, in the Astrakhan region only it. E. fasciata is also found in the Krasnodar Region.

As Vladimir correctly said, the younger nymphs spend the winter. And not in the ootek, of course, in the ootek only eggs that hatch in the summer.

Please help me determine what it is? They put oak leaves in the basin and covered it with a lid, and a week later it came out of the cracks. Condensation formed there, and the lid was dripping when it was opened. Now it's spreading all over the room. What it eats is not clear, it crawls on plastic and on the carpet, everywhere.

Hay eaters?

Hello! Please help me identify invertebrates up to the order / family.
Shooting conditions are the same-rotten wood, early May, Rudensky district, Minsk region, Belarus.
599crop-Nematode?

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who is it? Krasnoyarsk Territory. osteprenny meadow, mowing. 2 mm.

Eugene, something from the equal-winged proboscis?

Some psilida, something like Livia sp.. There is an opinion that this is a separate family of leafblocks Liviidae.

These guys have been here before, only winged ones. But I didn't see the definition. South Coast, pine forest

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good afternoon, help with the definition of the animal. the animal is domestic, loves the dark. in case of danger, very fast...)) thank you in advance.

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good afternoon, help with the definition of the animal. the animal is domestic, loves the dark. in case of danger, very fast...)) thank you in advance.

Scutigera coleoptrata.

These guys have been here before, only winged ones. But I didn't see the definition. South Coast, pine forest

it is clear that the hay eater. Like Mesopsocus-Google images for help and faunaeur. org

Hello. Please help me identify the insect.
Found on 10.06.2006 in Khotyn (Ukraine)

Hello. Please help me identify the insect.
Found on 10.06.2006 in Khotyn (Ukraine)

still, it was probably more correct to place this question in the definition of diptera.

Good afternoon.
I didn't find another section where I could still place these friends.
I assume they're worms?"
I hope for your help.
Taken in Crimea (Ponizovka) 2.06.2011
Thank you

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Please help me identify caddis flies (perhaps not all caddis flies are here) taken in the vicinity of Penza

1. August






2. August




3. ???




4. The same thing as # 2 is possible. August





5. May



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Please help me understand who it is. Sakhalin.

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1-a fly from Syrphidae - here I would have loved her.
2 - a Vespidae wasp-and this one here .

Please help me identify caddis flies (perhaps not all caddis flies are here) taken in the vicinity of Penza

3 - someone from the Hemerobiidae.
5-whitefly (Megaloptera).