Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

But Tetrix tenuicornis is a forest-steppe species, and I shot it in the Moscow region

In the Moscow region, the most common species are T. subulata, T. tenuicornis, and less common are T. bipunctata, the latter confined to the edges of pine forests. All species, including T. tenuicornis, caught and recorded vibration signals themselves repeatedly throughout the Moscow region.

Yes, also, T. tenuicornis goes north to the Leningrad region, where, together with T. undulata, it is included in the Red Book of Nature of the Leningrad region.

Oh how! For some reason I thought that bipunctata is common, and tenuicornis is rare! I'll know!

Party 6.
I deal with the archives of pryamoptera. I could identify most of them. There are still some that I couldn't identify or that I doubt are correct.
Is this all Euthystira brachyptera ?

Party 7.
I deal with the archives of the pryamoptera. I could identify most of them. There are still some that I couldn't identify or that I doubt are correct.

Party 8.
I deal with the archives of the pryamoptera. I could identify most of them. There are still some that I couldn't identify or that I doubt are correct.
5582 - Pomoskovny, the rest from the Black Sea coast.

Party 9.
I deal with the archives of the pryamoptera. I could identify most of them. There are still some that I couldn't identify or that I doubt are correct.
155 - probably near Moscow, the rest from the Black Sea coast. Photos from 1978-1983

There are no Moscow suburbs here
1-3 - Pezotettix giornae
4 - Tylopsis lilifolia

Batch 10.
I deal with the archives of the erect-winged ones. I could identify most of them. There are still some that I couldn't identify or that I doubt are correct.
I don't remember where I shot it, probably on the Black Sea coast

0078.jpg — Tetrix bipunctata

0125.jpg- (216.51 k) - Similar to the nymph Ruspolia Nitidula, only in Russian I don't know what to call this swordsman. Either a Great Swordsman or something.
I've never seen him, by the way.
Someone. does he know in what places of the Crimea, the Caucasus or even the Azov coast it can be found? Lives in the same place as the green grasshopper?, in tall green grass and on trees?

Ruspolia Nitidula ... Someone. does he know in what places of the Crimea, the Caucasus or even the Azov coast it can be found? Lives in the same place as the green grasshopper?, in tall green grass and on trees?

Can anyone help you determine the rest (39, 100, 107)?

I'll pass!

How so?
I thought 37 were Barbitistes constrictus (Pine Sawtail), 100 and 107 were Poecilimon intermedius (Eastern Sawtail) or P. scythicus (Scythian). But, I can think anything, but in fact what?
By the way, Vlad, the Red Book of the Moscow Region has been published. Healthy - 827 pages, large format, printed well, but the circulation is only 7,000 copies and, apparently, will not be on sale yet. They included everything: mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, invertebrates, plants.

But not necessarily constrictus, although it is most similar to it.
But 0100, if in the forest-then Poecilimon them. Schmidt. But very small. But if not in the forest... then

South of Primorye

1-3 - Tylopsis lilifolia
4 - Conocephalus discolor

Could you tell me what it might be: Conocephalus discolor I met in the form of two slightly different forms - with long wings and good flying, and with slightly shorter wings, bad flying. This is especially noticeable in males, but there are also females. Are these two different species or forms of macroptera?