Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

Please help me identify it. Sevastopol, 26.09.2021.

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Please help me identify it. Sevastopol, 26.09.2021.

Tylopsis lilifolia

August 8, Tula region. Vegetable garden, I have a lot of chirping Chorthippus apricarius and Chorthippus brunneus. And who is green?

Chorthippus dorsatus

August 8, Tula region. Vegetable garden, I have a lot of chirping Chorthippus apricarius and Chorthippus brunneus. And who is green?

Chorthippus (Glyptobothrus) brunneus?

not Chorthippus (Chorthippus) dorsatus, as written above, exactly

Please define it. Rostov region. Caught on 10/26/2021

Also some Chorthippus.

Please define it. Rostov region. Caught on 26.10.2021.





If you don't have enough information, I'll find out what you need. For the previous post, too.

Please define it. Rostov region. Caught on 26.10.2021.





If you don't have enough information, I'll find out what you need. For the previous post, too.

As you were told above, this is some kind of Chorthippus. There are two options, either Ch. maritimus or Ch. mollis. It is impossible to say more precisely, they differ only in songs.

Hello. Please help me with the definition. Is this Calliptamus italicus-Italian locust? Filmed in Abkhazia on the coast on September 9.

Hello. Please help me with the definition. Is this Calliptamus italicus-Italian locust? Filmed in Abkhazia on the coast on September 9.

No, Aiolopus strepens.

Happy New Year to all! Went this year to the Crimea, help with the definition, plz...

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

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10. Gryllomorpha dalmatina?

Happy New Year to all! Went this year to the Crimea, help with the definition, plz...

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

1-Acrida sp., probably there is ungarica, but this genus is Augean stables
2, 3, 5, 8-Calliptamus sp., like italicus
4, 6 - Tylopsis lilifolia
7 - Anacridium aegyptium
9, 10 - like yes.

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

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12. Arachnocephalus vestitus?


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11,14,16,17,18,19-Calliptamus italicus
12-Yes
20-Chorthippus sp.

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

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All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

13 could it be Modicogryllus frontalis? 15 Could be Tartarogryllus tartarus?

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

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21,22,24,26,27,28,29- Chorthippus sp
23,25,30- Calliptamus italicus

Good evening!
I will contribute to the definition) It seems that almost everyone has already written it.
1. Acrida anatolica. I prefer that name. How it differs from A. ungarica is not clear. Maybe it's all one view.
2. Calliptamus italicus
3. Calliptamus barbarus
4. Tylopsis lilifolia
5. Calliptamus barbarus
6. Tylopsis lilifolia
7. Anacridium aegiptium
8. Calliptamus sp. (italicus/barbarus)
9. Gryllomorpha dalmatina
10. Gryllomorpha dalmatina
11. Calliptamus italicus
12. Arachnocephalus vestitus
13. Modycogryllus frontalis
14. Calliptamus italicus
15. Acheta burdigalensis
16. Calliptamus barbarus
17. Calliptamus barbarus
18. Calliptamus sp., вероятнее всего C. barbarus
19. Calliptamus sp. (italicus/barbarus)
20. Chorthippus sp.
21. Chorthippus sp.
22. Chorthippus sp. It's a strange one. I would say that it is similar to Ch. vagans, but I don't remember if there is one in the Crimea
23. Dociostaurus maroccanus
24. Chorthippus sp.
25. Dociostaurus maroccanus
26. Chorthippus sp.
27. Chorthippus sp.
28. Chorthippus sp.
29. Chorthippus sp.
30. Calliptamus sp. (italicus/barbarus)

All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

I suspect grasshoppers are the same species, and fillies are the same...

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All - Crimea, Kanakskaya balka, 17-31. 07. 2021

I suspect grasshoppers are the same species, and fillies are the same...

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Filly Oedipoda caerulescens. Grasshopper Paradrymadusa galitzini

Any thoughts on this instance? Is it possible to determine up to a kind?
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/94751677

Well, is it really difficult to do this?

Well, is it really difficult to do this?

for some reason, photos are not attached

All topics of the section marked "important" would be nice to read

In your case, the answer is here.

These locusts can't be Celes skalozubovi? All from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.
August-September.

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These locusts can't be Celes skalozubovi? All from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.
August-September.

Those are the ones.

Those are the ones.

As I understand it - all males? Confuses the different length of the elytra in relation to the abdomen.

Is it possible to identify grasshoppers from these images?
All from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.

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All topics of the section marked "important" would be nice to read

In your case, the answer is here.

Thank you ENO! I will know

As I understand it - all males? Confuses the different length of the elytra in relation to the abdomen.

On the first two photos-samki

Is it possible to identify grasshoppers from these images?
All from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.

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Metrioptera brachyptera

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But they look different. Isn't color an indicator?

Here is another pair of grasshoppers (female and male) from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.

3. female 26.08.21.



4. male 4.08.20

But they look different. Isn't color an indicator?

No, not exponent

Here is another pair of grasshoppers (female and male) from the Krasnoyarsk forest-steppe.

3. female 26.08.21.



4. male 4.08.20

I think this is Montana eversmanni eversmanni, judging by the ovipositor and photo #3, where the end of the abdomen is visible from above. Good find!
Can you please describe in more detail the biotope where the photos were taken?

This post was edited by Vorduk22 - 28.01.2022 18: 31

I think this is Montana eversmanni eversmanni, judging by the ovipositor and photo #3, where the end of the abdomen is visible from above. Good find!
Can you please describe in more detail the biotope where the photos were taken?

Sorry for the staged shots . Caught them mowing, and then a little podmarivat ethyl acetate-too much they are nimble. Unfortunately, the material was not preserved due to their "non-photogenic properties" in dried form. I spent two days dealing with Storozhenko's work . Got it! "I took the wrong picture. Yes, and it is problematic to determine them from the photo, especially for a non-specialist. We will be alive - I will definitely take care of the adult straight-winged birds in the summer .
Here are the coordinates of the fishing spot: W 56.076435, D 92, 668624
North-West of the ROC. Krasnoyarsk, behind the village of Minino.


Sorry to intrude. Look at two more copies. I understand-the photo is not informative enough. I think this is the genus Montana. All from the same point.

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2. 8.09.19.

Here are photos of similar grasshoppers taken in a "home" environment.




The post was edited by MIV - 29.01.2022 23: 38

Thank you for the location images and coordinates! I can say the same thing: This is most likely Montana eversmanni, but it can also be the usual Montana Montana.
Can you please tell us how high their numbers are?
Oh, I would like to add these copies to the collection...

This post was edited by Vorduk22 - 30.01.2022 11: 57

Thank you for the location images and coordinates! I can say the same thing: This is most likely Montana eversmanni, but it can also be the usual Montana Montana.
Can you please tell us how high their numbers are?
Oh, I would like to add these copies to the collection...

Judging by the fact that I still have photos of specimens of this type , they are not rare.
However, these photos are not very informative. I'll keep you in mind for the upcoming season. Especially since I started to understand them a little. Barnaul is almost close to Krasnoyarsk by Siberian standards .
In some sources, the genus Platycleis appears, in others-Montana. Which is more correct?

And finally, another view from the same places. Is it a two-tone Jump or something else?

Thanks for the answer

At the moment, Montana and Platycleis are 2 separate genera. I don't know if this is correct or not... I have not found any studies on the phylogeny of the Platycleidini tribe to which they belong.
Genus group Platycleis, species composition: http://orthoptera.speciesfile.org/Common/b...nNameID=1142515

And in the photo yes-jump two-color Bicolorana bicolor