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10.01.2017 22:30, VAZ

What kind of cockroach?

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10.01.2017 22:44, Alexandr Zhakov

Please tell me the view. It was shot in December on the mossy granites of Khortytsia Island.

Officially for Khortytsia in "Nature of the Island of Khortytsia" issue 2 2016, one species is listed-Boreus westwoodi.

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10.01.2017 22:52, ИНО

12.01.2017 1:55, Sarita

Time: end of January 2016.
Place: Foz do Iguazu, Brazil, a bird park right next to the Iguazu Falls.

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12.01.2017 2:16, Victor Titov

Time: end of January 2016.
Place: Foz do Iguazu, Brazil, a bird park right next to the Iguazu Falls.

Cute night butterfly. Notodontidae, I believe.
Move the photo here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133596&st=31050 - it is likely that the specialists will determine more precisely.

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12.01.2017 2:22, Sarita

Cute night butterfly. Notodontidae, I believe.
Move the photo here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133596&st=31050 - it is likely that the specialists will determine more precisely.

Thanks for the reply. I reposted it there.

I can see its wings, of course, but I'd never think of calling it a butterfly.

01.02.2017 11:46, Юрий9

tell me pzhlst who is this photo taken by Kimry in the middle of summer 2015. the body and wings of a bumblebee and the head is completely from a fly the eyes of the trunk are not clearly visible in the photo

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01.02.2017 11:50, Bad Den

tell me pzhlst who is this photo taken by Kimry in the middle of summer 2015. the body and wings of a bumblebee and the head is completely from a fly the eyes of the trunk are not clearly visible in the photo

Bumblebee fly from the genus Volucella, most likely Volucella bombylans

01.02.2017 21:57, ИНО

And in fact Mesembrina mystacea, not a babbler at all.

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08.02.2017 21:43, Anton Kozyrev

Help with aphids. Saratov region, Volsky district. On the plant Scabiosa ochroleuca
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15.02.2017 11:43, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 16.06.2016.
Any information on this mayfly is welcome...

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15.02.2017 12:45, Mantispid

3rd photo is just kapets)))))

15.02.2017 14:00, Liparus

Ahaha =))))

15.02.2017 14:05, Bad Den

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 16.06.2016.
Any information on this mayfly is welcome...

Similar to Potamanthus luteus

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15.02.2017 15:47, Woodmen

Similar to Potamanthus luteus

Yes, it is similar, but this one is different... seem... Thanks!

15.02.2017 15:53, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 16.06.2016.
Any information on this mayfly is welcome...

This is a male imago of Heptagenia sulphurea. Identified by photo Kluge Nikita Yulievich.

18.03.2017 22:05, RoPro

Today I found marbles on a dead pine tree. It seems to be someone's cocoons. Please tell me whose they are. Some of them were already opened, but I found one intact. When I opened it, there was a small white maggot in the shape of a worm. Alas, when I transplanted it to the trunk, it crawled a little, and then fell to the ground, where I could not find it, because it is very small - a millimeter and a half or two long. The balls themselves are about half a centimeter in size.

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18.03.2017 23:52, ИНО

These are the remains of female coccids, apparently from the Kermesidae family. It is very similar in shape and color to Kermes roboris, but they do not live on pine trees. What kind of worm-like larva could be there, we can only guess, maybe some parasitoid, or maybe just by chance someone found such a winter shelter for themselves.

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19.03.2017 9:25, RoPro

These are the remains of female coccids, apparently from the Kermesidae family. It is very similar in shape and color to Kermes roboris, but they do not live on pine trees. What kind of worm-like larva could be there, we can only guess, maybe some kind of parasitoid, or maybe just by chance someone found such a winter shelter for themselves.

Thank you. Big. They must be there. I might have been mistaken about the tree's appearance.

19.03.2017 9:32, RoPro

Please tell me whose openwork cocoon this is. Found under the bark. Podmoskovye.
P. S. pililshchika ?

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19.03.2017 11:01, Mantispid

Today I found marbles on a dead pine tree. It seems to be someone's cocoons. Please tell me whose they are. Some of them were already opened, but I found one intact. When I opened it, there was a small white maggot in the shape of a worm. Alas, when I transplanted it to the trunk, it crawled a little, and then fell to the ground, where I could not find it, because it is very small - a millimeter and a half or two long. The balls themselves are about half a centimeter in size.

the white larva belonged to a false elephant of the genus Anthribus , they are parasitic in the scutes

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19.03.2017 11:38, RoPro

the white larva belonged to a false elephant of the genus Anthribus , they are parasitic in the scutes

Thank you very much.

P.S. By the way, it's not him, is it ? Moscow region, 15.05.2016.

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19.03.2017 11:41, RoPro

Please tell me who it is. Moscow region. On the bottom of the tinder box. The first photo with larvae from May 1, the second with cocoons from May 14.

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19.03.2017 11:57, Mantispid

Thank you very much.
P.S. By the way, it's not him, is it ? Moscow region, 15.05.2016.

no, this is just a shield, the larvae of false layers are almost the same as those of elephants
, which should be about the same - http://www.ozanimals.com/image/albums/aust...eevil-larva.jpg

19.03.2017 12:57, RoPro

no, this is just a shield, the larvae of false layers are almost the same as those of elephants
, which should be about the same - http://www.ozanimals.com/image/albums/aust...eevil-larva.jpg

Oh, I just had the shield in mind. Incorrectly formulated the question.

20.03.2017 20:46, IchMan

Please tell me who it is. Moscow region. On the bottom of the tinder box. The first photo with larvae from May 1, the second with cocoons from May 14.

These are, apparently, mosquitoes from the sem. Keroplatidae-grow quite large

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21.03.2017 20:05, RoPro

These are, apparently, mosquitoes from the sem. Keroplatidae-grow quite large

Thank you. By the way, on the same tinder box at about the same time (May 9 and 21 of the same year) I found such a mosquito. http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=157549 Could it be its larvae and cocoons ? If necessary, you can continue the discussion in the Macroid.

23.03.2017 5:56, Shamil Murtazin

Altai, glacial lake in front of the pass
What kind of animal?
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23.03.2017 17:46, AVA

Altai, glacial lake in front of the pass
What kind of animal?

Freckles ' nymph, obviously.

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23.03.2017 21:01, andr_mih

Freckles ' nymph, obviously.

The pupae of freckles, and even their larvae, always have the rudiments of wings, don't you think?
And at this davolno kurupnogo eksemplyara yih nemae...
Obviously, this is still a German wasp, or even Gelis sp.

23.03.2017 22:21, Bad Den

The pupae of freckles, and even their larvae, always have the rudiments of wings, don't you think?
And at this davolno kurupnogo eksemplyara yih nemae...
Obviously, this is still a German wasp, or even Gelis sp.

Andrey, you must be joking.
Here, compare - https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8505/84977574...2619d7817_b.jpg

24.03.2017 0:15, Victor Titov

In the pupae of freckles...

24.03.2017 11:49, AVA

...
Obviously, this is still a German wasp, or even Gelis sp.

Or maybe it's a chupacabra?

24.03.2017 17:10, RoPro

neuroptera, hemerobiidae as an option

Thank you. I'll dig into them.

24.03.2017 19:33, andr_mih

Or maybe it's a chupacabra?

Yes, it looks like it, most likely it is. I am now also inclined to this opinion.

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26.03.2017 18:16, RoPro

Please tell me who it is. Babbler larva ? Moscow region, March 26. Found under the bark of a tree.

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26.03.2017 18:19, Mantispid

Please tell me who it is. Babbler larva ? Moscow region, March 26. Found under the bark of a tree.

That's the one! Microdon larva sp.

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26.03.2017 19:26, RoPro

That's the one! larva of Microdon sp.

Thank you for your help.

02.04.2017 12:48, RoPro

That's the one! larva of Microdon sp.

Tell me, please, if there is somewhere on the Internet to see what is inside at this time of year (early April) in this larva. I took home another larva of the same type (puparium ?). I think whether to wait for the appearance of a murmur or cut it carefully and see what's inside yourself. Suddenly there is an interesting pupa.
P.S. It is slow, but crawling. Let it continue to develop.

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04.05.2017 7:43, tomegatherion

Please define it. All shot in Nizhny Novgorod region
1. 02.05.17 egg laying?
2. 29.04.17 bedbug.
3. 29.04.17 baby on my arm.
4. 29.04.17 ladybug.
5. 02.05.19 pasture mites?

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