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13.12.2006 7:34, gumenuk

Dracus-thank you so much for confirming my doubts. Snapshots 01_003_DSC00048.jpg and 01_009_DSC04029.jpg deleted (so as not to be disgraced).
In the remaining photos, the hands are so distinguishable in appearance that maybe there is a specialist and will tell you at least families

This post was edited by gumenuk - 12/13/2006 07: 38

14.01.2007 18:11, BO.

Help identify dragonflies.
Astrakhan region.
Sincerely yours, VO.

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14.01.2007 18:16, Vlad Proklov

Help identify dragonflies.
Astrakhan region.
Sincerely yours, VO.

1) Ischnura elegans.
2) Platycnemis pennipes.
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23.01.2007 19:46, Peter Khramov

There are some doubts about the definition of the following animals. Please specify if anyone can:

A certain haymaker. Is he a haymaker? And which one... http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=99

Pentatoma rufipes? http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=90

Tanyptera atrata? http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=93

Berry bug (Dolycoris baccarum)? http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=75

23.01.2007 20:31, Guest

There are some doubts about the definition of the following animals. Please specify if anyone can:
Pentatoma rufipes? http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=90
Berry bug (Dolycoris baccarum)? http://www.hramov.ru/gallery/?photo=75


As for bedbugs, they are definitely nymphopentatoma rufipes and adult Dolycoris baccarum yes.gif

23.01.2007 21:01, Victor Titov

As for bedbugs, they are definitely the nymph Pentatoma rufipes and the adult Dolycoris baccarum yes.gif

About bedbugs - I couldn't "identify" my message shuffle.gif
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24.01.2007 14:19, Peter Khramov

As for bedbugs, they are definitely nymphopentatoma rufipes and adult Dolycoris baccarum yes.gif

It's clear. Thank you for confirming it.

26.01.2007 10:35, gumenuk

Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, near the village of Khripan.
August 2006: Original date/time: 2006:08:08 23:12:05.
Night shooting: quite a large number of people flew into the light of a mercury lamp.

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26.01.2007 10:49, vilgeforce

Aren't there caddis flies?

26.01.2007 11:22, gumenuk

No. it's definitely not caddisfly.

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26.01.2007 11:38, gumenuk

Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, near the village of Khripan.
August 2006, night shooting.
The body length is about 5-6 mm.
I thought that these are different types of Pachyderms-Bibionidae, Diptera.

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26.01.2007 12:23, omar

Those that are not caddis flies are hay eaters.
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01.02.2007 1:17, Simm

Help me identify the dragonfly. cool.gif
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From a summer photo shoot.

01.02.2007 15:27, Brandashmyg

Hello, please help me determine who they are:
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4 cm long, mustache not less than 7 cm.

A friend of mine picked them up on Pushkin Square 2 days ago. They were freezing in the parking lot. They took pity on them and took them home.
Now there was a dispute as to whether they were ordinary cockroaches, just large ones; tropical cockroaches or crickets. And whether they are kept in the apartment as pets, and if so, where can I find people who need them in this capacity? smile.gif Maybe someone knows?
A friend would keep it for himself, but his family is against "big cockroaches". smile.gif


This is indeed Periplaneta americana (Linnaeus, 1758). A well-known synanthrope. It is widely used as a fodder crop.

But bake them in pancakes, etc., as you were advised, I do not advise - they have a strong smell "for an amateur"wink.gif. I remember my dog's whole appearance feigned extreme disgust and insult when they were shoved under her nose.

An idea! You can carry them (cockroaches) with you to scare off dogs and other evil fauna representatives with a fine sense of smell.

04.02.2007 14:35, gumenuk

Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, night shooting.
End of June 2006.
Help me determine it.

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04.02.2007 18:02, Zhuk

Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, night shooting.
End of June 2006.
Help me determine it.

Gluphisia crenata (Esper, 1785) ?
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04.02.2007 20:15, gumenuk

Thank you, Zhuk.
I looked at y www.hlasek.com/gluphisia_crenata_2931.html. One-to-one snapshots.

06.02.2007 9:37, vespabellicosus

Judging by the yellow base of the wings, it is a male yellow dragonfly Sympetrum flaveolum (Odonata Anisoptera Libellulidae Sympetrum).

06.02.2007 19:06, sealor

Please tell me the genus and, if possible, the type of spider. Found in Estonia on 05.02.07, it was active in the snow at a temperature of approx. - 5C, the same was noticeable in the same forest quite a lot. Size approx. 1.5 cm.
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07.02.2007 12:16, Tigran Oganesov

Please tell me the genus and, if possible, the type of spider. Found in Estonia on 05.02.07, it was active in the snow at a temperature of approx. - 5C, the same was noticeable in the same forest quite a lot. Size approx. 1.5 cm.

Still have a picture on top, otherwise it's not very clear.

07.02.2007 13:34, sealor

Yesterday, this spider was identified as Singa hamata, and there is no better picture. I didn't find anything about this species and activity in winter by this namefrown.gif

12.02.2007 16:20, okoem

Tell me what kind of animal! A beetle larva?
Label: Crimea, Feodosia, under stones, February 10, 2007.

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12.02.2007 16:43, Vlad Proklov

Tell me what kind of animal! A beetle larva?
Label: Crimea, Feodosia, under stones, February 10, 2007.

It looks like a firefly, either a larva or a female.
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12.02.2007 19:02, omar

Firefly larva. I don't remember Latin. Common firefly. smile.gif
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12.02.2007 20:06, Aleksandr Ermakov

 
.........The body length is about 5-6 mm.
I thought that these are different types of Pachyderms-Bibionidae, Diptera.

Well, not pachyderms, more like Mycetophilidae.

12.02.2007 23:10, Victor Titov

Firefly larva. I don't remember Latin. Common firefly. smile.gif

Lampyris noctiluca L.? shuffle.gif

13.02.2007 0:30, KDG

Lampyris noctiluca L.? shuffle.gif

rather nocticula.

13.02.2007 0:54, Bad Den

A larva? In my opinion the female is

13.02.2007 9:44, omar

No, it looks more like a larva. smile.gif

13.02.2007 10:00, KDG

A larva? In my opinion a female

agree
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16.02.2007 17:36, verser

Someone, please tell me-what kind of "something" can be found in the bathroom of an ordinary Moscow high-rise building: about 2-3 mm in size, claws like a scorpion (very similar), teardrop-shaped abdomen, dark brown color, moves actively, sideways, but does not jump. Photo in the absence of a normal camera with a normal focus can not offer. Very necessary! confused.gif

16.02.2007 17:38, stierlyz

About the staff - there are two similar types, I do not determine them from the photos.

16.02.2007 17:41, stierlyz

This is a false scorpion - class Arachnid.

16.02.2007 17:49, verser

Thank you. And where did such a miracle come from? On the 12th floor? By the way, if there are any links to images/descriptions, please throw them in. What do they eat anyway? Not like ticks, I hope. wink.gif

16.02.2007 18:02, stierlyz

Search online, Latin Pseudoscorpiones, Chelonethi.

17.02.2007 21:28, okoem

What are the names of bedbugs?
Photographed in the Crimea, in the vicinity of Feodosia; February 2007.

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17.02.2007 22:34, Zhuk

20070202_123154.jpg - Camptopus lateralis Germ.

This post was edited by Zhuk - 02/17/2007 22: 36
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17.02.2007 22:41, Vlad Proklov

What are the names of bedbugs?
Photographed in the Crimea, in the vicinity of Feodosia; February 2007.


On the first one, like, Pirates sp. from the predators, on the second, like, Neides sp. from the long legs.
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19.02.2007 10:00, okoem

2 verser. False scorpions are not ticks. On the contrary, if you believe the info on http://zooex.baikal.ru/arthropoda/pseudoscorpiones.htm , then they feed on ticks themselves. I have photos on http://okoem.iatp.org.ua.

22.02.2007 17:34, stierlyz

for bedbugs climb here:
http://koleopterologie.de/heteroptera/index.html
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