Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

Dear experts, please tell me the type of these creatures. I shot it in the Samara region a couple of days ago.

Platycleis sp.
Calliptamus sp.

Hello!
Is it possible to identify a species (or other taxon) from a snapshot?
Time and place of shooting / fishing: 2016-07-09 15: 33: 00,
Russia, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-Yugra, Nizhnevartovsky district, Pokachi neighborhood, foresters ' base on the bank of the Vatyegana River.

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Platycleis sp.
Calliptamus sp.

Thank you so much for your help!

Help me identify the filly.Large, 35 mm from the tip of the head to the tip of the wings.
It was caught at the end of July in the south of Tsimlyansk near the Kumshak River in short juicy grass.

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Help me identify the filly.Large, 35 mm from the tip of the head to the tip of the wings.
It was caught at the end of July in the south of Tsimlyansk near the Kumshak River in short juicy grass.

It looks like Paracinema tricolor - but what should it do with you?!!

Hello!
Is it possible to identify a species (or other taxon) from a snapshot?
Is it a female?
Time and place of shooting/fishing: 2018-09-23 18: 27: 00, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, Sarashi village neighborhood.
"Sarashevsky pine-oak forest". In a meadow among various grasses.

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Hello!
Is it possible to define a species (or other taxon)?
Is it a female?
Time and place of shooting / fishing: 2016-06-18 22: 24: 00, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, Sarashi village neighborhood, on the bank of the Tulva river (meadow).
The Kama region. Tulva upland.

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Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 23.09.2018.
It seems to be some kind of jump... Is it possible to specify?

usiaz, you have Decticus verrucivorus in the photo, an imago and a nymph, both female.
Woodmen, this is Metrioptera brachyptera.

usiaz, tell me, are there still a lot of these grasshoppers in the Perm Region now at the end of September, or did you come across a lone, apparently late-hatched female?

Can anyone confirm or deny that it is a male and two females of Chorthippus loratus?
All of them were photographed in the Anapa region (Bolshoy Utrish, Vityazevsky Estuary, Sukko) in September - but in completely different biotopes. Is it a ubiquitous view there?

kotbegemot, yes it is Chorthippus loratus. In those places, it is a background species and lives everywhere from woodlands to salt marshes. There were a lot of them in July and August.

Thanks! Continue. =)
Do I understand correctly that these two males and a female are Glyptobothrus maritimus (=miramae Ramme; = miramaellus), our southern vicariate brunneus?
The song reminded me of brunneus.
All from Sukkot:







This post was edited by kotbegemot - 01.10.2018 17: 48

Thanks! Continue. =)
Do I understand correctly that these two males and a female are Glyptobothrus maritimus (=miramae Ramme; = miramaellus), our southern vicariate brunneus?
The song reminded me of brunneus.
All from Sukkot:

No, not true
If they sang like Brunneus, then this is Brunneus. Maritimus has its own song, and you can only confuse it with porphyropterus, and even with difficulty. Look at OSF2, there seems to be records of all these types.

No, not true
If they sang like Brunneus, then this is Brunneus. Maritimus has its own song, and you can only confuse it with porphyropterus, and even with difficulty. Look at OSF2, there seems to be records of all these types.

Thanks!
The task is complicated by the fact that there these taxa seem to be mixed up and mixed up!
I didn't find any entries there

Is there a real brunneus on Abrau Peninsula?

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 01.10.2018 19: 14

Thanks!
The task is complicated by the fact that there these taxa seem to be mixed up and mixed up!
I didn't find any entries there

Is there a real brunneus on Abrau Peninsula?

I sent the recordings to your email address. I haven't been to Abrau - you know better
But for example, in Tolyatti, on the river dunes, there are also brunneus and maritimus, etc.from the same group of species. That is, these are not vicariants at all, but good independent species.

And here are two males and females of Glyptobothrus macrocerus?
The first three photos are from Sukkot, the rest are the same copy. from Varvarovka:

Saratov region, Engelsky district, August

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Saratov region, Engelsky district, August

In the first photo, one of the equal-winged ones, who I don't know. Wrong topic!
On the rest-Oecanthus sp.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 01.10.2018 20: 40

usiaz, tell me, are there still a lot of these grasshoppers in the Perm Region now at the end of September, or did you come across a lone, apparently late-hatched female?

Nikolai Vyacheslavovich!
This individual was the only insect I noticed.
I saw it and noted that it might be an interesting phenological phenomenon. But! I didn't bother to look around. So, unfortunately, I don't have any statistics.
However, I'm lucky now for late grasshoppers (see my next post).

Is it possible to define a species (or other taxon)?
Is it a female Tettigonia viridissima?
Time and place of shooting / fishing: 2018-09-29 18: 05: 00, Russia, Sverdlovsk region, Shali city district, near the village of Sabik, on the bank of the Stanovaya river (meadow).
South-Western part of the region.

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Nikolai Vyacheslavovich!
This individual was the only insect I noticed.
I saw it and noted that it might be an interesting phenological phenomenon. But! I didn't bother to look around. So, unfortunately, I don't have any statistics.
However, I'm lucky now for late grasshoppers (see my next post).

It is clear, I also found a male gray grasshopper in 2012 on September 29, he probably was alone in the entire clearing. He stayed with me for a week afterwards. In general, I know several places in Gatchina where these grasshoppers hatch later and live until the end of September.

usiaz, you don't have viridissima in your photo, but T. kantans. This is an even longer-lived species than the gray verrucivorus grasshopper. In the topic of keeping straight-winged birds, they wrote that in the north of the Leningrad region, you can find several female cantans in mid-October.

And this is a male and three females of Dociostaurus tartarus?
In the Ciscaucasia, it seems to be indicated only for the east...
The male is small -- with brevicollis size, but the hind legs are not red. The females are much larger, and at first I even took them for maroccanus.
Everything from the Vityazevsky estuary - even the salt in the soil can be seen =)









This post was edited by kotbegemot - 03.10.2018 01: 01

kotbegemot, in the latest photos of Platypygius crassus. This filly is just sitting on the salt marshes.
The above is indeed Glyptobothrus macrocerus.
But I can't say anything about Glyptobothrus maritimus yet. I recorded a lot of them this year, including in the area of Anapa and Varvarovka. But we haven't got around to processing records yet.

Thank you very much!
But here is at least one Epacromius - or also all Platypygius crassus?
Taken in the same place:

kotbegemot, it's hard to tell from the photos, especially from this angle. They are well defined by the width of the crown and the gap of the mid-chest. I've never seen a multicolored Platypygius crassus.
I would say 1, 4, 5, 7 and possibly 6 Platypygius crassus.
2 and 3 are most likely Ailopus or Epacromius.
In general, all 3 species (Ailopus thalassinus, Epacromiuis pulverulentus and Platypygius crassus) are found together in those places and are quite common.

2 and 3 are most likely Epacromius,since Aiolopus has larger elytra spots than Epacromius, and Aiolopus has red hind legs.Also in Aiolopus, the hindwings are slightly greenish and transparent, while in Epacromius, the wings are transparent and colorless.

Thank you very much!
But here is at least one Epacromius - or also all Platypygius crassus?
Taken in the same place:

Here where a pack of 7 photos hike all Epacromiuis pulverulentus = coerulipes Iv. Even 2 and 7, which are similar to Aiolopus. And not a single platypygius

Here where a pack of 7 photos hike all Epacromiuis pulverulentus = coerulipes Iv. Even 2 and 7, which are similar to Aiolopus. And not a single platypygius

Now I also think so: Platypygius has yellow strokes on the front wing at the root in the Greek determinant-mine from the first post have them, but from the second-no. In addition, the wings of individuals from the second post are much longer.

A. thalassinus was also there - and, as Nikita rightly pointed out, it is easily distinguished by wide stripes on the wings and red shins:

Do we have Platypygius?To what size can it grow?
I have 3 Epacromius specimens in my collection that are pale green in color and have a yellow stripe at the top.

This post was edited by NIKITA TIMOSHEV - 07.10.2018 22: 15

Does Platygius occur here?To what size can it grow?
I have 3 Epacromius specimens in my collection that are pale green in color and have a yellow stripe at the top.

Platypygius crassus you should have in theory - it is already known from near Volgograd.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 06.10.2018 02: 37

Help us identify the erect wings.
Sphingonotus sp. he was caught in 2017 in mid-August at the Tikhaya Gavan camp site near the Don River.Length with wings 32 mm.The wings are transparent, blue in color.

Three big fillies.The female on the lower left was caught in early July in a field near the house.The female on the top left and the male on the right were caught in Yegorin's place.Females with wings are 38-39 mm long,males with wings are 28 mm long.The wings are transparent, slightly greenish-yellow with a dark band around the edges.


This post was edited by NIKITA TIMOSHEV - 06.10.2018 20: 01

Another batch needs to be determined.
Tsimlyansk ditches.


Next to the field near the house.The hindwings are red.

A large horse race, near the Kumshak River on a place that was previously flooded with water.


A green horse,also large.In the north-east of Tsimlyansk.

Epacromius sp. was caught near the Kumshak River.


Epacromius sp. is caught in the same place as the first Epacromius.


Akrida from Sevastopol.

A large acrid 75 mm long with wings from the west of the Sand Pit (south of Tsimlyansk).

Male locust from the former wheat field,female from the west of the Sand Pit.


A horse with transparent yellow-green wings.

Locusts from the wheat field.

A major leap forward.

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This post was edited by NIKITA TIMOSHEV - 06.10.2018 21: 33

Another batch needs to be determined.

Sphingonotus sp. there can be caerulans, coerulipes, etc... but for such a gnawed copy. Personally, I tend
three big fillies. The females are Ramburiella, the male seems to be not of their genus, M. b. Heteracris, I don't know.
Tsimlyansk ditches. The first is like Dociostaurus maroccanus, the second is Podisma pedestris, so cool with wings,
Next to it in the field is Oedipoda miniata, if red.
Large seahorse-neche not visible, M. b. Heteracris and Euprepocnemis and anyone else,
Green seahorse-Chorthippus dichrous,
Epacromius sp. - it seems tergestinus with such suckers, but the female is M. B. and not his, you need to see his legs, you don't even have office pins in Tsimlyansk to prick normally?
Akrida - it is akrida, all these bunch of European species are synonyms, in my humble opinion, since no one can understand them properly,
Locust - it is locust, 1 locust species from the Atlantic to the Urals and the Far East, and let the locust specialist determine the subspecies.
A horse with transparent yellow-green wings - a small swamp filly,
a locust again twenty-five - how many of them do you have?
Major jump - like affinis

Platypygius crassus you should have in theory - it is already known from near Volgograd.

And in what habitat is it very common?In what plants?

And in what habitat is it very common?In what plants?

I met him on a dry estuary, in a very saline biotope, among the soleros.
Here is my report on that trip, there are photos of landscapes at the end, I came across them on a site with very sparse vegetation:
https://evergestis.wordpress.com/2018/09/02/vityazevo/

We don't have any salt lakes in Tsimlyansk.A sparse vegetation is already found north of Sarkel in small sandy fields.
And you probably need to look for Platypygius crassus in saline places near rivers and reservoirs, where vegetation is rare.

This post was edited by NIKITA TIMOSHEV - 07.10.2018 22: 16

Ukraine, Rivne region, August 16.
Is it possible to determine the type of Tetrix sp. ?

Two big fillies.The genus is Ramburiella, but I don't know the species.Turcomana or bolivari?
The one in the first photo was met this year on a regular field.And the one in the second photo was found in Yegorin's place.

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