Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

Hello. Can I find out the type of camel? I doubt that this is the ubiquitous Raphidia ophiopsis.
And Plonausis kupriukas is not suitable?
Taken yesterday at home under the Yutsa volcano.
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Hello. Can I find out the type of camel? I doubt that this is the ubiquitous Raphidia ophiopsis.
And Plonausis kupriukas is not suitable?
Taken yesterday at home under the Yutsa volcano.
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/4bCA/3DXCF3oXp

Plonausis kupriukas is Raphidia ophiopsis in Lithuanian

Plonausis kupriukas is Raphidia ophiopsis in Lithuanian

- OK - However, I would like to be sure of its species identity, in Latin, of course...

Up to the genus can be? Redd. kr.

Ukraine, Rivne region, July 9.
Hydropsyche ?


This post was edited by Gans75-05/17/2020 23: 58

Good evening. Insects began to appear in the house in large numbers, mainly in the tree. Please help me understand who this is?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ULbxBwaCIe...iew?usp=sharing

Sorry, I forgot to add, the place is near Minsk.

Clusters of strange insects in the yard.

In the yard there were clusters of such insects (pictured, taken at the end of May, Volgograd). Either ticks, or aphids, or something else.
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Approximately 3-5 mm in size. The main mass is light brown, but among them you can see smaller gray, and larger and more pot-bellied black. But the bulk is light brown. Maybe grays and blacks are a different species altogether.

They especially pile up near metal surfaces, stick to the leg of a metal stepladder, a metal profile of a canopy. The foundation of the house is covered with a metal sheet, along the foundation there are also a lot of them. They choke very easily, from a light touch (not, for example, as happens with bedbugs).

If you stay close, then you have to shake them off your pants. That is, not averse to climb on a person.

Please tell me who knows what kind of animal it is and how to fight it.
They die well from dust. But I want to know who it is and the reason for its appearance in order to prevent it for the future.

Thank you so much in advance for your help!

The post was edited by VadimKol - 05/31/2020 15: 41

Good afternoon! Tell me the name of the insect. May, Ukraine. Thanks!

Good afternoon! Tell me the name of the insect. May, Ukraine. Thanks!

a bloodsucking fly. Most likely, she fell with swifts...

Please help me identify the insect
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Hello! Please tell me, is this Forficula auricularia? Chisinau neighborhood, November 12, 2019. Thank you in advance!

Hello, Tyumen region, Tyumen region. I flew into the car. A terrible smell of something like a liquid for rotting organic matter. 18.06.2020.

Goldeneyes all stink in case of danger.

Hello!
Please tell me who it is!?
In winter, they did not exist, they came only with warming in large numbers. Size less than a millimeter - the largest representative of the size of half a millimeter. They jump. There are no animals in the house, there are beetles mainly in things and upholstery. We assume that they could have brought it from the dacha. They don't bite(no visible marks), but at night they feel like they're crawling. The territory of the Saratov region, near the Volga River.


The post was edited by Flea - 25.06.2020 17: 45

Saratov region, Engelsky district, Podgornoye village, May

Aphids. It belongs to the former Raven-winged group, and there is a separate topic for them. But I doubt, however, that it will be determined.

Republic of Karelia, Petrozavodsk suburb, July 2020

Length 5 cm

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Please tell me who it is?

larva of ground beetle Carabus, probably (judging by the size) Carabus coriaceus

Don't you think it's a floater?

Yes, Ilya, you're right, it's a floater. I only looked at the first photo. Please excuse me

Dear entomologists, arachnologists, and arthropologists, Those who deal with the definition and comparative morphology, please tell me. I have almost every second material on the nutrition of birds climbs out here.

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Tell me, what is this all about? It doesn't look like the limbs of insects, because they quickly and clearly break up into shins and thighs in the stomachs. It also does not look like segments of the antennae. The only thing that can be true is probably fragments of arachnid limbs.
As you can see from the photos, there are quite a lot of them every time, they are not small, 1.5-3 mm long. Material from different regions of Belarus.
I really hope for your advice.

Well, anthropologists here, fortunately, are definitely not in business

I don't even know what to say: Some objects are really very similar to the segments of the legs of spiders, and maybe insects, while others are more similar to something vegetable. Although M. B. is a sophisticated phytomimicry, but I have never encountered such a thing. Can't you take pictures on a larger scale and with more light? The bristles would have to be considered...

Also look for paws with claws - by their appearance it will become clear exactly whether they are a spider or an insect. Well, parts of the cephalothorax should definitely have been preserved if they were spiders.

Well, anthropologists here, fortunately, are definitely not in business

I don't even know what to say: Some objects are really very similar to the segments of the legs of spiders, and maybe insects, while others are more similar to something vegetable. Although M. B. is a sophisticated phytomimicry, but I have never encountered such a thing. Can't you take pictures on a larger scale and with more light? The bristles would have to be considered...

Also look for paws with claws - by their appearance it will become clear exactly whether they are a spider or an insect. Well, parts of the cephalothorax should definitely have been preserved if they were spiders.

In response to your message, I have to say the following:
1) You understand that there are many parts of the body of arthropods in the stomachs. There are prothorax, posterior thorax, telson, edagus, head, etc. But when I sort through and identify insects, I sort of restore them piece by piece. So these fragments don't fit any of them.

2) There are no bristles on the specified fragments. No matter how you look at it. Although, when spiders are found in a more or less complete form, they are clearly visible.

3) The dots on these fragments really look like something like internodes on plant stems, but it just seems like they are actually chitinized fragments.

4) There are claws. I reset the photo. For example, these are also large ones.
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But here just such claws can be at anyone. Although I may be wrong

The last photo is definitely not a spider's claw. But it may well be a fragment of its chelicerae. As well as a fragment of an insect's claw. And, as far as I understand, you can not guarantee conspecificity to the fragments from the previous post in any way.

The complete absence of bristles on the "legs" is very suspicious and refers to plants. But not visible = / = are missing, they can also be microscopic. Try to pull it out in alkali, and then examine it under a microscope at a good magnification in transmitted light. If it is a spider or an insect, then there is a very high probability that the bristles will still be found. How exactly did you determine chitinization?

The last photo is definitely not a spider's claw. But it may well be a fragment of its chelicerae. As well as a fragment of an insect's claw. And, as far as I understand, you can not guarantee conspecificity to the fragments from the previous post in any way.

The complete absence of bristles on the "legs" is very suspicious and refers to plants. But not visible = / = are missing, they can also be microscopic. Try to pull it out in alkali, and then examine it under a microscope at a good magnification in transmitted light. If it is a spider or an insect, then there is a very high probability that the bristles will still be found. How exactly did you determine chitinization?

If you stay in the stomach for a long time, the bristles may fall off (the key word is can). It is ok. I didn't define chitinization very scientifically - tactilely.

This post was edited by KorvinBF08-16.07.2020 20: 16

The base of the bristle is a disk or pit, it can not fall off.

If you are not satisfied with the visual method, perform qualitative reactions to chitin and cellulose, after thoroughly washing the samples from contamination. With two controls - precisely defined spider legs and stalks, preferably obtained from similar giblets (but this is already perfectionism).

The base of the bristle is a disk or pit, it can not fall off.

If you are not satisfied with the visual method, perform qualitative reactions to chitin and cellulose, after thoroughly washing the samples from contamination. With two controls - precisely defined spider legs and stalks, preferably obtained from similar giblets (but this is already perfectionism).

Thank you, I'll know about the disk or pit.

Tell me the type of ant lion.


caught in Donetsk.

Tell me the type of ant lion.


caught in Donetsk.

It's not an ant lion but something else)

Is cockroach a tiger?

I think Distoleon tetragrammicus, but I'm not an expert on them.

A friend sent me some photos to find out who it is. They swim in a barrel of stagnant water, quite large judging by the photo. I think that someone's larvae probably, only whose? Does anyone have any ideas?

Definitely flies, probably lion cubs, but I'm not sure about that - I've never seen such thin ones.

Just like flies, maybe lion cubs, but I'm not sure about that - I've never seen such thin ones.

Thank you. I'm not good at flies, my friend hinted that they were some kind of sirfids, but at first I didn't believe it, the size confused me.

Well, the size of babblers is about the same as that of lion cubs, so there is no reason to be embarrassed. Sirfid larvae are very diverse, but with this body shape, I don't know them.

A friend sent me some photos to find out who it is. They swim in a barrel of stagnant water, quite large judging by the photo. I think that someone's larvae probably, only whose? Does anyone have any ideas?

These are indeed larvae of lion flies, most likely Stratiomys sp.

Hello! Tell me, if possible, according to the photo, the name of the praying mantis is approximately 1 cm in size, possibly a cub. There were many of them, very small ones. August. South of Ukraine. Iris polystictica?

Ameles heldreichi.

Who is it?

Vladimir region. Sudogodsky district, pos. Bolotsky. 26.07.2020

Oedipoda caerulescens

Hello! Please help me determine who it is? Chisinau neighborhood, June 23, 2020. Thank you in advance!