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Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

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31.03.2018 23:20, ИНО

Pronotum pattern painfully characteristic:
https://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id148657/
http://cockroach.speciesfile.org/Common/ba...&ImageID=178889
In other cosmopolitan synanthropic species of African origin (Brunei, Australasia), it differs significantly, while in most representatives of the genus (including all the Asian ones I have seen), the pronotum is generally monotonous. True, I have not seen several types of non-philanthropic East Asian peripanets either in person or in photos (not on the web), but I can't guarantee that none of them looks exactly like Americana, but this possibility seems extremely unlikely.

01.04.2018 14:27, Раду Кибзий

Good afternoon! Please help me identify it? What's it? Chisinau neighborhood, May 13, 2015. Thank you in advance!

01.04.2018 14:34, Victor Titov

Good afternoon! Please help me identify it? What's it? Chisinau neighborhood, May 13, 2015. Thank you in advance!

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01.04.2018 14:41, Раду Кибзий

Good afternoon! Please help me identify it? What's it? Chisinau neighborhood, May 13, 2015. Thank you in advance! https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

01.04.2018 14:48, Slavinator

Good afternoon! Please help me identify it? What's it? Chisinau neighborhood, May 13, 2015. Thank you in advance! https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/


Caterpillar of Canephora hirsuta?
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09.04.2018 21:20, Slavinator

Does anyone know anything about snails?!
Vietnam, Nha Trang

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10.04.2018 12:11, Dracus

Slavinator, here, after all, is an entomological forum, not a malacological one. The exception is only for arachnids and millipedes. I will delete such posts in the future.

12.04.2018 22:30, ЕвгенийК

Good afternoon. Here is a hay eater, caught on August 19 in the Leningrad region, in a spruce forest.
Mesopsocus, I believe.
Is it so?
Is it an adult wingless hay eater, or a larva?
Can I define the view?
With respect.

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14.04.2018 18:29, John-ST

Does anyone know anything about snails?!
Vietnam, Nha Trang

try posting it here:
http://malacolog.com/forum/index.php

14.04.2018 22:16, Раду Кибзий

Good evening! Please help me determine? Who is it? Chisinau neighborhood, June 23, 2015. Thank you in advance!

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16.04.2018 13:44, Раду Кибзий

Good evening! Please help me determine? Who is it? Chisinau neighborhood, June 23, 2015. Thank you in advance!

It's a pity that no one knows what kind of insect it is. It turns out that it is foreign?

16.04.2018 23:24, Bad Den

Good evening! Please help me determine? Who is it? Chisinau neighborhood, June 23, 2015. Thank you in advance!

Looks like a Coccinellidae larva
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17.04.2018 22:50, Top77

Good evening, please tell me what kind of insect crawls out of the cracks in the floor of the 2nd floor of a wooden house in late May/early June ? and how to get rid of it ?

It doesn't seem to bite or eat anything, but it's still unpleasant...

size: less than 1cm

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19.04.2018 11:35, Александр Козловских

Can you tell me who it is?
Middle Urals, July, forest edge.

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21.04.2018 15:51, Shamil Murtazin

Good evening, please tell me what kind of insect crawls out of the cracks in the floor of the 2nd floor of a wooden house in late May/early June ? and how to get rid of it ?

It doesn't seem to bite or eat anything, but it's still unpleasant...

size: less than 1cm

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similar to kozheed
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27.04.2018 10:47, Андреас

People - wouldn't it be extremely immoral to put in this topic these crustaceans, filmed in the cold shallow stream Yessentuchok (at our KMV) on 25.07.2008? At least up to the squad, the family...

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27.04.2018 11:27, Dracus

Immoral, but for the first time I forgive smile.gifThe problem in the specialists.
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27.04.2018 13:40, Victor Titov

People - wouldn't it be extremely immoral to put in this topic these crustaceans, filmed in the cold shallow stream Yessentuchok (at our KMV) on 25.07.2008? At least up to the squad, the family...

Well, if at least before the squad - someone from Amphipoda...
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29.04.2018 19:27, xyzet

Dear entomologists, please tell me what kind of insects are in the photo.

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30.04.2018 23:27, Necrocephalus

Dear entomologists, please tell me what kind of insects are in the photo.

The first photos show gamase mites, the last-hay eaters of the genus Liposcelis.
The first ones must be dealt with. Where do you find them most often?

02.05.2018 11:32, comprachicos

The other day, N. Novgorod.
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02.05.2018 22:22, Slavinator

Saratov region, Engelsky district
Is this a beetle?

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03.05.2018 9:45, KM2200

Saratov region, Engelsky district
Is this a beetle?
Sure. Some kind of staphylin.

04.05.2018 14:02, Top77

It looks like a leather eater


So do you think these are leatherworm larvae ?
but you can't see the skin-eating beetles.

Moreover, they are still found between the frames of wooden windows.
Can I provide you with another photo ?

If it's still them, then how to fight ?
Boric acid, antimol, substance with chlorpyrifos, alltrin, bendiocarbs ?


Dichlorvos already treated, but the floor is not opened.

04.05.2018 15:08, Necrocephalus

it's definitely a leatherworm larva. you can't tell which one from the photo. If there aren't a lot of them, it doesn't make much sense to poison them. But boric acid will definitely not help from the ones you have suggested. I don't know what alltrin is. bendiocarbs - there is no such thing either. Products based on chlorpyrifos will be effective, but it is easier to do a good wet cleaning, especially in dusty corners, and sort out hats, fur coats, wool socks, and so on...

10.05.2018 13:13, Top77

it's definitely a leatherworm larva. you can't tell which one from the photo. If there aren't a lot of them, it doesn't make much sense to poison them. But boric acid will definitely not help from the ones you have suggested. I don't know what alltrin is. bendiocarbs - there is no such thing either. Products based on chlorpyrifos will be effective, but it is easier to do a good wet cleaning, especially in dusty corners, and sort out hats, fur coats, wool socks, and so on...

Thank you very much for the advice, there really are a couple of old felt boots - I'll throw them out.
plus, I have insulation between the floors, but it is based on glass wool, it can also be a source of food for leatherworkers ?

10.05.2018 17:03, Necrocephalus

Thank you very much for the advice, there really are a couple of old felt boots - I'll throw them out.
plus, I have insulation between the floors, but it is based on glass wool, it can also be a source of food for leatherworkers ?

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10.05.2018 21:14, Андреас

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11.05.2018 11:13, Top77

Thank you very much for the advice, there really are a couple of old felt boots - I'll throw them out.
plus, I have insulation between the floors, but it is based on glass wool, it can also be a source of food for leatherworkers ?


I looked, I didn't find anything old, including felt boots, the house is always clean and tidy, the floors are washed regularly, the house itself is only 7 years old.
These insects crawl out of the floor between the first and second floors, there is nothing there except insulation.

If we assume that this is a leatherworm larva, then where are the beetles ?
I have never seen them (kozheed beetles).

11.05.2018 11:40, Victor Titov

I looked, I didn't find anything old, including felt boots, the house is always clean and tidy, the floors are washed regularly, the house itself is only 7 years old.
These insects crawl out of the floor between the first and second floors, there is nothing there except insulation.

If we assume that this is a leatherworm larva, then where are the beetles ?
I have never seen them (kozheed beetles).

Leatherworm larvae are very unpretentious, can feed on accumulations (even insignificant) of dust under baseboards, between floorboards, etc., where there are always enough organic residues (for example, particles of natural human skin flakes). If there is a mouse corpse under the floor (well, it happens), this is also a good food base for leatherworms. And the beetles are relatively small, winged and rather nondescript. By the way, in the spring in residential (and not only) premises, skin-eating beetles can be found on windows/windowsills (they fly to the light) and the walls of houses. But not everyone knows that these small beetles are leatherworms. wink.gif
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12.05.2018 10:30, TMA93

What kind of insect is this?
Accidentally saw on the wall in the kitchen
Size about 1 mm

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12.05.2018 11:11, Bad Den

What kind of insect is this?
Accidentally saw on the wall in the kitchen
Size about 1 mm

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Hay eaters
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12.05.2018 21:00, avzviagin

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Please help identify the insect.
Moscow, May 9

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20.05.2018 13:15, Khromykhm

Dear experts,
Please help us determine what kind of insect got into our apartment? It is about 4 cm long. Red color. I attach a photo and a scary video... Thank you in advance for your answer!
photos and videos

20.05.2018 15:57, Mantispid

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Please help identify the insect.
Moscow, May 9

think Chalcosyrphus sp.

20.05.2018 15:59, Mantispid

Dear experts,
Please help us determine what kind of insect got into our apartment? It is about 4 cm long. Red color. I attach a photo and a scary video... Thank you in advance for your answer!

cockroach

21.05.2018 0:31, Khromykhm

Good afternoon, thank you for your help. Place of capture-Moscow, May 19.

21.05.2018 10:42, Volchara

Hello. Yesterday (20.05.18) I met such insects. Geographical location: Leningrad region, near Zachodsky. If it's important , there was a dried-up dead frog lying nearby. If you don't mind, tell me what kind of insects they are. Thank you very much in advance. ))

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21.05.2018 10:45, Bad Den

Hello. Yesterday (20.05.18) I met such insects. Geographical location: Leningrad region, near Zachodsky. If it's important , there was a dried-up dead frog lying nearby. If you don't mind, tell me what kind of insects they are. Thank you very much in advance. ))

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Dead-eating beetles Oiceiptoma thoracica
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28.05.2018 14:38, HolyDiver

Good afternoon.

Tell me, please, what kind of insect I observed today on May 28 on the shore of the Sea of Azov (Zaporozhye region).

The size of our insect is about 4 cm in length, previously we have not seen such or did not pay attention.

Thank you.

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