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04.02.2020 23:08, ИНО

July 29, Pskov region.
Reverse side of a birch leaf.
Any suggestions?

A sawfly of some sort. So Nematus ribesii lays eggs, but on gooseberries and currants. And this is probably some relative of his. In the leaf of the cereal masonry, too, some sawyer (but much different) sawed. At least, no one else comes to mind who could have done this.

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05.02.2020 2:34, WesternDragon

Laying of eggs of some lepidopteran, probably from the family. Lasiocampidae, Lymantriidae...

Orgyia antiqua

14.02.2020 11:33, ETI

May 17, Pskov region.

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23.03.2020 15:46, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, August 14, 2019. Thank you in advance!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

24.03.2020 18:13, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, August 14, 2019. Thank you in advance!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

Sorry...

24.03.2020 20:17, MacrohunterLS

Sorry...

This is the Chrysopidae
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24.03.2020 20:44, Раду Кибзий

This is the Chrysopidae
To post a photo from flickr here on the forum, click on the curved arrow at the bottom right next to the photo(in flickr). The code pops up, you need to hover the cursor, click the left button, when it turns blue, select "copy". Go to the forum, right-click "insert" and place the cursor in the message. All. There is still an option to choose the size of the photo, but this is at your discretion

Tell me, please, and can this instance be an ordinary goldeneye? Thank you in advance!

25.03.2020 12:30, MacrohunterLS

Tell me, please, and can this instance be an ordinary goldeneye? Thank you in advance!

Most likely, but you can't tell from the photo.

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28.03.2020 11:14, alar13

Good afternoon! Photo, unfortunately, a copy of the last year of life.
Sympetrum, but what is it? Danae? Meridian? Or the vulgatum?
Both instances of the same type? Why then is there such a difference in size?

https://yadi.sk/i/ZewTS_4FM1nqVw
https://yadi.sk/i/7TbkKiT9TYXrAw

28.03.2020 11:14, alar13

Please excuse me, more information: Samara region summer was 2019

10.04.2020 11:26, MacrohunterLS

I don't know where to ask.
What kind of hemerobe can it be? Size about 1cm
Foothills Cc
user posted image

10.04.2020 16:05, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, September 20, 2019. Thank you in advance!
user posted image

? by Radu Chibzii, on Flickr

10.04.2020 22:08, Triplaxxx

It seems to be Aphrophora alni (Fallén, 1805).

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11.04.2020 1:29, John-ST

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, September 20, 2019. Thank you in advance!

It seems to be Aphrophora alni (Fallén, 1805).

In my opinion, more likely Philaenus spumarius, but given the poor quality of the photo-a pure guessing game.

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11.04.2020 3:46, John-ST

I don't know where to ask.
What kind of hemerobe can it be? Size about 1 cm
Foothills Kk

For different friends there is a topic "who is this?"
Hemerob-he is mine, hemerobia or hemerobiida-she is mine.
This is a hemerob, I think, Hemerobius marginatus Stephens, 1836

This post was edited by John-ST-11.04.2020 03: 46

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14.04.2020 1:21, CosMosk

it is very unlikely that hemerob (yes) - marginatus, more precisely, even-no.
and filenus spumarius-definitely.

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18.04.2020 14:23, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please tell me who it is. Chisinau neighborhood, October 5, 2019. Thank you in advance!
user posted image

? by Radu Chibzii, on Flickr

18.04.2020 17:18, А.Чегар.

some kind of cicada, Cicadellidae

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18.04.2020 22:13, Triplaxxx

It seems to me that this is an introduced Metcalfa pruinosa (Say, 1830).

The post was edited by Triplaxxx - 19.04.2020 00: 39

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19.04.2020 10:46, Yevhen

Hello. Beetle (or not), found on April 18 on a dirt road between a field and a forest plantation without close water sources in the western suburbs of the city of Poltava. Digs - one friend, another caught on a stick.
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19.04.2020 13:11, Evgenich

Yevhen
Most likely, this is a common T - shirt beetle (Meloe proscarabaeus)

19.04.2020 14:49, Yevhen

Thank you very much!

22.04.2020 22:38, igor-k

Hello,
here I found it on a bush in the garden. It looks like small shells-hemispheres, they do not move, if you tear them off from the trunk, they are like snails from below. Ants guard them like aphids. What is it and how to deal with them? The insecticide killed all the ants, and this one doesn't seem to care...Color from orange to black, size 1-3 mm.
user posted image

Found in Switzerland, right now.

Thank you in advance!

23.04.2020 12:41, MacrohunterLS

Hello,
here I found it on a bush in the garden. It looks like small shells-hemispheres, they do not move, if you tear them off from the trunk, they are like snails from below. Ants guard them like aphids. What is it and how to deal with them? The insecticide killed all the ants, and this one doesn't seem to care...Color from orange to black, size 1-3 mm.

Found in Switzerland, right now.

Thank you in advance!

These are shields. Google it and find out all

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24.04.2020 13:39, Kymle

Hello. I started an ant farm for my children at home. Ants feed on seeds, and the husk is carried up from the anthills. In this husk, small, fairly mobile insects were introduced. Size in length 1-1. 5 mm approximately. I tried to see it through a microscope. I attach a photo. Can anyone identify a genus or even a family from such a photo? Maybe it's book lice?
The photo was taken in Tula, April 2020, but there is a possibility that the insects were introduced with ants whose native place is unknown to me.
Photo:
https://ibb.co/9YQMKqz

This post was edited by Kymle - 24.04.2020 13: 41

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24.04.2020 14:34, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, October 10, 2019. Thank you in advance!
user posted image

? by Radu Chibzii, on Flickr

24.04.2020 19:09, John-ST

Hello. I started an ant farm for my children at home. Ants feed on seeds, and the husk is carried up from the anthills. In this husk, small, fairly mobile insects were introduced. Size in length 1-1. 5 mm approximately. I tried to see it through a microscope. I attach a photo. Can anyone identify a genus or even a family from such a photo? Maybe it's book lice?
The photo was taken in Tula, April 2020, but there is a possibility that the insects were introduced with ants whose native place is unknown to me.
Photo:
https://ibb.co/9YQMKqz

Hay eaters

24.04.2020 19:56, John-ST

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, October 10, 2019. Thank you in advance!

Earwig, possibly Forficula auricularia, but not visible in the photo.

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25.04.2020 14:23, ButterflyGirl

Hello, My Friends! Help us determine whose larvae or caterpillars they are. There were a lot of them, all of different sizes, sitting on a plant like wormwood, there were adult ladybirds nearby, I took a picture, thinking that these were their larvae, but it seems that they are not. April. South of Ukraine. Thanks!
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The post was edited by ButterflyGirl - 25.04.2020 14: 25

25.04.2020 14:30, Bad Den

Hello, My Friends! Help us determine whose larvae or caterpillars they are. There were a lot of them, all of different sizes, sitting on a plant like wormwood, there were adult ladybirds nearby, I took a picture, thinking that these were their larvae, but it seems that they are not. April. South of Ukraine. Thanks!
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Leaf eaters of some sort

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29.04.2020 2:01, ИНО

Moth, in the theme about its butterflies.

29.04.2020 9:47, John-ST

Hello, My Friends! Help us determine whose larvae or caterpillars they are. There were a lot of them, all of different sizes, sitting on a plant like wormwood, there were adult ladybirds nearby, I took a picture, thinking that these were their larvae, but it seems that they are not. April. South of Ukraine. Thanks!

Very similar to Galeruca tanaceti, but I'm not entirely sure.

29.04.2020 23:23, igor-k

Hello, thank you for the shield, the problem is solved!
And my daughter here dug up three pupae, wants to find out what kind of animal will hatch... please help me!
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30.04.2020 4:52, ИНО

The butterfly pupa in photo # 1 has nothing to do with the cockroaches in photo # 2.

30.04.2020 14:40, igor-k

The butterfly pupa in photo # 1 has nothing to do with the cockroaches in photo # 2.

they're not cockroaches, they're pupae. Well, we also suspected that it was butterflies, I thought maybe you can identify a specific species.

01.05.2020 10:04, Андреас

Hello everyone after a long absence! My friend Vovka Bogdanov recently took pictures under the Yutsa volcano (KMV, of course) here are these wonderful creatures from the order of Bristle-tails, or scales (Zygentoma), the family of Machilids (Machilidae).
Could you tell us about the specific/generic type?
http://macroclub.ru/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=272826

04.05.2020 19:03, ИНО

Mission impossible. We, in the DPR, by the way, found a new species last year.

05.05.2020 11:55, ButterflyGirl

Hello! Can you tell me what it is? April. South of Ukraine. Thanks!
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05.05.2020 23:32, Tigran Oganesov

Hello everyone after a long absence! My friend Vovka Bogdanov recently took pictures under the Yutsa volcano (KMV, of course) here are these wonderful creatures from the order of Bristle-tails, or scales (Zygentoma), the family of Machilids (Machilidae).
Could you tell us about the specific/generic type?
http://macroclub.ru/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=272826

Mahilids are no longer bristle-tails, but a separate order, and the oldest. Maxillary is called, Archaeognatha

06.05.2020 0:26, Fornax13

Hello! Can you tell me what it is? April. South of Ukraine. Thanks!
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the only thing that comes to mind is the echidia of some rust fungi

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