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15.01.2018 21:32, Bad Den

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.

Seeds 100%
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17.01.2018 11:22, ridle

Help determine, Kiev region 18.06.2016

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17.01.2018 11:25, Alexandr Zhakov

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17.01.2018 11:26, ridle

Kiev region 28.09.2017

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17.01.2018 11:35, ИНО

Caller ID:
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17.01.2018 11:42, ridle

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You can read more, as I understand it, this is a long-legged mosquito (Tipulidae).

17.01.2018 12:08, KM2200

So there is a special theme for them: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=138133&st=3400
(there really weren't any specialists there for a long time)
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17.01.2018 12:28, John-ST

Help determine, Kiev region 18.06.2016

I think it's a male Ctenophora guttata Meigen, 1818
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17.01.2018 16:14, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Pycnoscelus indicus? The photo shows a couple.



Most likely, yes.

18.01.2018 9:57, xoshAmadam

 
I don't know. Are the claws of the feet asymmetrical?

I don't know (S) frown.gif
She died with such speed that I didn't even have time to take a second puff, an empty frame frown.gif
40-50mm long, extremely shy, fast and agile animal.

18.01.2018 19:15, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Sorry. I thought you'd taken her alive." With the generic system, Blattin generally has a mess, the existing one is based on signs of "external morphology", and everything does not work out so well for the genitals.

19.01.2018 14:21, xoshAmadam

Sorry. I thought you'd taken her alive."


This, damn it, is my karmic cockroach - I've been trying to catch and drag it for several years now.
frown.gif - it doesn't work.
They are very shy animals, they don't let me near them - you can't wave a net in the forest, and they always come across openly, mostly at the base of trunks, rarely on the ground, and they dump before I get to the target range.

A good animal; big, handsome, whitish shit on the ass-KYAP, glue.

Another thing to identify, also from the south of Lao:

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These are sitting...

This post was edited by xoshAmadam - 19.01.2018 14: 21

19.01.2018 14:53, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Here everything is simple - larvae from the subfamily Epilamprinae. In the second (middle) photo, it looks like the last age.

19.01.2018 18:27, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Of the large blattids in Laos and South Vietnam, there should still be macrostylopigas. Healthy animals, roam the litter at night and are just very unhurried. They are completely wingless and look like hefty larvae. Apparently, the forest should be primary. In any case, I didn't see them in Catien.

Unfortunately, I found only 2 ugly photos of a copy of alcohol.

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22.01.2018 13:19, xoshAmadam

... last age.


Cool.
I, in principle, suspected, but then it is not clear whose products they are:

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If anything, the bark is willow, removed from a log in Bitz and put in the cage a month ago, when the cage was settled...
In the cage still live:

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- and woodlice, one of which is visible in the photo with a cockroach. It is unlikely that any of them were able to build an ooteka, I do not feed them such mushrooms...

Of the large blattids in Laos and South Vietnam, there should still be macrostylopigas. Apparently, the forest should be primary.


In principle, both Se Pyeong and Dong Hua Phao are quite a primary school, and quite good in some places, but I didn't meet them there.
In any case, so far; M. B., the season is not the same, because in the rain neither there is no way to pass, nor there is no way to pass, and I go on a shift.
In any case, thank you for the information!

This post was edited by xoshAmadam - 22.01.2018 13: 21

22.01.2018 16:08, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Cool.
I, in principle, suspected, but then it is not clear whose products they are:


???!!!! - are you sure you don't have any blattins there? Ootheca of a typical blattina, and in the photos the larvae of Epilamprinae, in any case, are not blattina! Extremely interesting!

Macrostylopyga laosana is known from - " Vientiane (Wieng Jan) Prov., National Park Phu Khao Khouay, Ban Vangheua, elevation = 800 m, 18°20.102'N, 102°48.983'E, pitfall & carrion trap, mixed bamboo forest".
Vietnamese views from the prov. Dong Nai and Lam Dong.

This post was edited by Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg - 22.01.2018 16: 16

22.01.2018 16:31, xoshAmadam

Ootheca of a typical blattina, and in the photos the larvae of Epilamprinae, in any case, are not blattina! Extremely interesting!


Me too smile.gif

There, the substrate is partly from the habitat - I always try to carry rotten things, leaf litter, etc., because many beetles adapt much better on it.
Theoretically, someone could have secretly entered the protected area, but practically-I don't find anyone.

22.01.2018 18:29, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

There was a case - stick insects suddenly came out of the substrate (I gave them to Oleg V.-I hope the culture is still alive).

I can definitely say that if such an ooteka was demolished by the cockroaches depicted in the photo, then it definitely needs to be published. I hope that you will be able to bring out the library and clarify the situation.

I haven't been to Laos, but I collected them in Vietnam. If you are interested , I will send you a post.

22.01.2018 18:30, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Kivsyaki and chernotelki gorgeous! Any hope of getting a divorce?

22.01.2018 18:48, xoshAmadam

 
I can definitely say that if such an ooteka was demolished by the cockroaches depicted in the photo, then it definitely needs to be published. I hope that you will be able to bring out the library and clarify the situation.

I agree; I know what the production of epilamprin looks like, so I was somewhat confused.

If something hatches , I'll try if not to grow it, then at least take a photo of the fry.

22.01.2018 21:17, carton

Good day to all times of the day.
Here's what I found.
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Scale https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/25921/69465...a_af092e48_orig
Found today (22.01.2018).

This post was edited by carton - 22.01.2018 21: 21

22.01.2018 21:24, Bad Den

Good day to all times of the day.
Here's what I found.
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Scale https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/25921/69465...a_af092e48_orig
Found today (22.01.2018).

And where did you find it?
Ruler good, steel smile.gif

22.01.2018 21:33, carton

so be it: in a mimosa salad.
I'm not quite sure how much it was alive, but nevertheless, under the magnification, you can see that the structure is somewhat complicated for synthetics.
..I just wondered what might not be an insect...

24.01.2018 14:05, xoshAmadam

The Mantis of Jeb al-Barez:

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Almost a portrait:

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25.01.2018 1:20, Dracus

Male Severinia sp.
Judging by the locale, it is most likely Severinia persica.

25.01.2018 1:32, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, June 10.
Taeniopteryx sp. ?
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25.01.2018 2:01, vidjl

Taeniopteryx nebulosa
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26.01.2018 2:44, John-ST

It seems to have been decided, but I would like confirmation.

1. 24.06.2016
Volgograd region st-ca Lower-Chirskaya
born
Female Forficula tomis?
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2. 27.06.2016
Volgograd region st-ca Lower-Chirskaya
born
Female Forficula tomis?
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3. 25.03.2016
Sevastopol, Historical Boulevard
Male Forficula aetolica?
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4. 25.03.2016
Sevastopol, Historical Boulevard
Very numerous and nimble, under the stones
of Phyllodromica?
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5. 31.03.2016
Sevastopol, Sapun Mountain
Phyllodromica?
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03.02.2018 12:12, ETI

What are these insects? Found on grass blades in the forest on September 3, Pskov region.

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14.02.2018 23:58, ЕвгенийК

Good afternoon. This scorpion met in June, in the Leningrad region. Can you tell me if it is possible to determine its appearance from this image?

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13.03.2018 18:16, Tushig

When determining the food components of the Gobi foot-and-mouth disease (Eremias przewalskii) from Southern Mongolia, I found an object in my stomach that I can't identify.
The body length is 6 mm, there are no head capsules and oral limbs (although very carefully examined).
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There are-I think that the antenna, cone-shaped and segmented, at the end of the hair.
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The body is segmented, covered with hairs. 3 pairs of legs with claws.
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There is a hole (anal?)at the end of the body.
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Thank you in advance, sincerely Tushig

13.03.2018 23:50, John-ST

When determining the food components of the Gobi foot-and-mouth disease (Eremias przewalskii) from Southern Mongolia, I found an object in my stomach that I can't identify.
The body length is 6 mm, there are no head capsules and oral limbs (although very carefully examined).

A worm of some kind, I think, from Margarodidae

14.03.2018 3:27, Tushig

A worm of some sort, I think, from the Margarodidae

Thank you very much!!!

15.03.2018 10:38, TMA93

Hello, help me find out what kind of beetle is this? Recently, they began to meet often in the apartment (sometimes on the wall, sometimes on the floor).
Size 3-5 mm.

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This post was edited by TMA93 - 03/15/2018 10: 40

15.03.2018 11:24, Dmitry Vlasov

Hello, help me find out what kind of beetle is this? Recently, they began to meet often in the apartment (sometimes on the wall, sometimes on the floor).
Size 3-5 mm.

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Anthrenus picturatus is a motley leatherworm.

15.03.2018 12:26, AVA

15.03.2018 19:54, TMA93

Anthrenus picturatus is a motley leatherworm.

Definitely him! Thank you so much for your accurate response and prompt response!
And his larvae are the same as in the photos in Google, I once saw these hairy ones when I moved the cabinet. I was surprised then, I thought it was some kind of small shaggy caterpillar))

This post was edited by TMA93 - 03/15/2018 21: 10

31.03.2018 11:52, Slavinator

Vietnam, Nha Trang, March

What is the name of this big cockroach?

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31.03.2018 18:26, ИНО

Periplaneta americana. In Russia, too, comes across.

31.03.2018 21:12, Dracus

Periplaneta americana. In Russia, too, comes across.


Periplanet, but I wouldn't give a tooth that americana. There are several types of them in Southeast Asia.

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