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08.10.2017 0:20, ИНО

A suckled female of some sort of ixodid tick, bottom view.

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09.10.2017 21:10, Shamil Murtazin

08.10.2017, Southern
Urals what is it?..

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09.10.2017 21:25, Victor Titov

08.10.2017, Southern
Urals what is it?..

Staphylin of some kind-in the definition of its beetles.

12.10.2017 21:03, NakaRB

21, 22, 27, 28 - Malaysia, Borneo, Sarawak, территория отеля Permai Rainforest Resort, 02-03.06.2017
23-26, 29, 30 - Malaysia, Borneo, Sarawak, Bako national park, 04-07.06.2017

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12.10.2017 21:41, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

27-29-Ectobiidae gen. sp. from photos I will not undertake to determine even up to the genus.
30 - Epilamprinae gen. sp. Something similar to Pseudophoraspis/Rhicnoda, or maybe not

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13.10.2017 23:04, Ленинец

what is the name of this praying mantis
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Sarykum district, Dagestan

14.10.2017 0:41, Bad Den

what is the name of this
ocd mantis? Sarykuma, Dagestan

I will assume-Bolivaria brachiptera

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14.10.2017 7:30, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 1.
Hemerobius humulinus ?
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14.10.2017 10:02, Dracus

21, 22, 27, 28 - Malaysia, Borneo, Sarawak, территория отеля Permai Rainforest Resort, 02-03.06.2017
23-26, 29, 30 - Malaysia, Borneo, Sarawak, Bako national park, 04-07.06.2017

21-Amantis cf. reticulata
22-Euchomenella heteroptera, male
23-Hapalopeza tigrina, male
24-aka, female
25, 26-Hierodula sp.

I will assume-Bolivaria brachiptera

Confirm. Only brach y ptera

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14.10.2017 11:12, gumenuk

What's it?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, vicinity of the railway platform Khripan
2014.06.22

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14.10.2017 13:57, vidjl

I will assume-Bolivaria brachiptera

Exactly it.

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15.10.2017 21:07, NakaRB

What's it?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, vicinity of the railway platform Khripan
2014.06.22

This is a leaf beetle larva, I was previously identified as Lema sp./Oulema sp.

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15.10.2017 22:12, Эллиот

Please tell me who this beast is. x)
It was found on the first of October in Simferopol near a blackberry bush. I will be grateful. image: ______. jpg

16.10.2017 10:58, NIKSTER

Please tell me who this beast is. x)
It was found on the first of October in Simferopol near a blackberry bush. I will be grateful.

The photo is too small. Sawfly larva.

17.10.2017 5:03, SombodyMe

Greetings.
Please tell me by the sound of what kind of insect. The window cannot be opened because of these chants. Make the sound louder. Geographically Minsk, today's entry.
https://youtu.be/aGbnbuzH968

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17.10.2017 20:51, ИНО

You should have made the sound louder before filling it in. And then in the YouTube player management is very limited. But I heard something. I think, given the geography and weather, your "insect" is called a bat. But then a lot depends on the quality of the sound recording, often cheap devices distort non-human voices to complete unrecognizability.

04.11.2017 18:47, Arikain

Springberry from Karelia, near the lake shore, on a willow leaf
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17.11.2017 13:32, KorvinBF08

Good afternoon, tell me, what kind of creature is this, are there any hair eaters? or a pooh-eater? Or is this photo generally not enough to determine at least the squad? Size about 1 mm, Minsk, Belarus.

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17.11.2017 17:18, Necrocephalus

Yes, definitely a hair-eater or a down-eater. And on what (who)? There is an ancient, but very effective and well-illustrated issue of the Fauna of the USSR on them.

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17.11.2017 20:36, KorvinBF08

Yes, definitely a hair-eater or a down-eater. And on what (who)? There is an ancient, but very effective and well-illustrated issue of the Fauna of the USSR on them.

OOO, thank you very much, I will definitely try to look in the literature, although I can hardly determine in more detail myself. In general, this vlasoed / pukhoed will find a blackbird in the stomach.

19.11.2017 2:13, Necrocephalus

If you want, you can. The book is small (there are few types) and looks more like a brochure. Given the certainty with the owner, I think it will not be difficult.

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19.11.2017 12:12, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.
Xanthostigma ? Dichrostigma ?
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28.11.2017 0:48, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.
Is it possible to determine whose cocoons ?
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23.12.2017 1:53, Пензуит

Please tell me about Penza camels, at least up to the genus?

1. June

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2. May

23.12.2017 5:44, John-ST

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 14.
Xanthostigma ? Dichrostigma ?

Please tell me about Penza camels, at least up to the genus?
1. June
2. May

All from sem. Raphidiidae

Victor:
freshly polished, no venation in sight

DMITRY:
1. I think Dichrostigma flavipes (Stein, 1863)
2. I think Subilla confinis (Stephens, 1836)
P.S. species definitions in my understanding of "green", what is actually happening with camels at the moment, I do not know.

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25.12.2017 22:48, Пензуит

Do you know what ant lion larvae are? And at what time do you need to look for adults? And then there are thousands of craters with larvae, and I've been looking for adults for two summers and they don't come across! Penza region, May 20.

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26.12.2017 1:14, KM2200

Do you know what ant lion larvae are? And at what time do you need to look for adults? And then there are thousands of craters with larvae, and I've been looking for adults for two summers and they don't come across! Penza region, May 20.

They came to see me in August.

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27.12.2017 0:11, John-ST

Do you know what ant lion larvae are? And at what time do you need to look for adults? And then there are thousands of craters with larvae, and I've been looking for adults for two summers and they don't come across! Penza region, May 20.

Remove houses from larvae and determine.

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27.12.2017 1:10, Пензуит

Remove houses from larvae and determine.

Should the sand be wet or dry? In nature, after all, it rains every now and then. I had an idea to bring out the pupae, but I don't find any pupae. In the craters or maggots, or nothing!

27.12.2017 13:04, IchMan

Do you know what ant lion larvae are? And at what time do you need to look for adults? And then there are thousands of craters with larvae, and I've been looking for adults for two summers and they don't come across! Penza region, May 20.

there is a guide for Northern European larvae, preferably of the latest instars.
You need to see the ventral side of the larva (labial palps, spots on the hind legs and head from below, but not only).
Friheden J. 1973: Morphological characteristics of North-European Myrmeleontid larvae (Neuroptera) - Ent. scand. 4: 30-34.
I caught 2 imago species in Karelia in early-mid-July

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28.12.2017 0:39, John-ST

Should the sand be wet or dry? In nature, after all, it rains every now and then. I had an idea to bring out the pupae, but I don't find any pupae. In the craters or maggots, or nothing!

I kept it dry. Usually within a week or two they pupated, and somewhere else they came out during the same time. Once, in two weeks, the larvae did not pupate (apparently I collected them early), I sprayed the lid once and shook it off well, so that a few drops remained on it, and closed it, after about a week they pupated.

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28.12.2017 8:13, Shamil Murtazin

Should the sand be wet or dry? In nature, after all, it rains every now and then. I had an idea to bring out the pupae, but I don't find any pupae. In the craters or maggots, or nothing!

With ground insects, it's very simple: you create a constant humidity gradient in the ground, and the larva decides where it likes.
Lions probably like drier ground. For the funnels of wet - so-so trap.

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29.12.2017 0:34, Пензуит

I kept it dry. Usually within a week or two they pupated, and somewhere else they came out during the same time. Once, in two weeks, the larvae did not pupate (apparently I collected them early), I sprayed the lid once and shook it off well, so that a few drops remained on it, and closed it, after about a week they pupated.

Did you feed them ants during these two weeks, or will they not die anyway? Perhaps it is better to collect larvae in the middle or end of June, or in early July, so that they pupate faster and without grub?

Now about something else - and who is this, can you tell me? It looked like a cicada, but it flew like a butterfly. October 7, Penza region.

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30.12.2017 14:40, RoPro

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30.12.2017 22:35, Пензуит

The cicada is there. Which of the Cixiidae. Possibly Cixius simplex. I posted a similar one myself on December 16 in the equal-winged section and wanted to clarify whether I identified it correctly, but no one answered. http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=397278&st=300

I see, thank you! I needed to post a cicada in equilateral wings, but I forgot that there is such a topic. I have a lot of them, I need to post them - maybe they will determine something?

03.01.2018 15:15, Раду Кибзий

Good afternoon! Can you help me identify the animal? Chisinau, June 30, 2014. Thank you in advance!

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03.01.2018 15:39, AVA

Good afternoon! Can you help me identify the animal? Chisinau, June 30, 2014. Thank you in advance!

Common bear-Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa (Linnaeus, 1758) [Orthoptera, Gryllotalpidae]

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08.01.2018 1:22, Пензуит

Maybe somehow at least approximately tell me about chrysopidae golden eyes? Penza region.

1. May. Maybe Chrysoperla carnea?

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2. August

3. September

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4. July. Maybe Chrysopa perla?

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5. June. Maybe Chrysopa perla?

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6. January

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15.01.2018 12:22, xoshAmadam

Pycnoscelus indicus? The photo shows a couple.

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Melanozosteria sp.?

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All-South Laos.

15.01.2018 21:30, KorvinBF08

Good day to all! In the stomach of the finch, I found such objects, the size of 1.5 mm. Please tell me what it is or who it is.
It doesn't look like animal seeds, but I can't imagine what they are. Slightly springy when pressed with a dissecting needle. Volozhinsky district, Minsk region, Belarus.
There was a working idea that it could be varroa ticks, but something doesn't look like it.

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