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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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17.02.2010 15:22, Vlad Proklov

Thank you very much! That's just Calliptamus italicus something does not look like

He is this, he is.

And here is the third photo - Euchorthippus pulvinatus.
And the eighth - looks like a nymph Pholidoptera griseoaptera
Yes, and the 12th - not a nymph nifiga.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 02/17/2010 15: 23
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17.02.2010 18:17, PVOzerski

http://www.coleop123.narod.ru/gallery/locusts/macro12.jpg - Tessellana vittata
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07.03.2010 12:54, phlomis

What kind of animal? mol.gif mol.gif mol.gif
Turkey, the Aegean coast. 08.2009.
The actual size is just over 2 cm
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07.03.2010 14:50, vasiliy-feoktistov

What kind of animal? mol.gif  mol.gif  mol.gif
Turkey, the Aegean coast. 08.2009.
The actual size is just over 2 cm.

I will assume that this is a larva: Anacridium aegyptium (I may be wrong).
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08.03.2010 11:39, Andrey Ponomarev

confused.gif Who thread knows what kind of beast.June 2009 Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district

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08.03.2010 14:17, Vlad Proklov

  confused.gif Who thread knows what kind of beast.June 2009 Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district

Pholidoptera griseoaptera
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08.03.2010 14:31, vasiliy-feoktistov

What kind of animal? mol.gif  mol.gif  mol.gif
Turkey, the Aegean coast. 08.2009.
The actual size is just over 2 cm.



I will assume that this is a larva: Anacridium aegyptium (I may be wrong).

Guys, please see if I've identified the beast correctly. I myself am interested in this (such people come from Egypt and visit me from time to time).

08.03.2010 14:34, Vlad Proklov

In general, it looks like it, although usually the nymphs of an Egyptian filly are green.
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08.03.2010 14:37, vasiliy-feoktistov

In general, it looks like it, although usually the nymphs of an Egyptian filly are green.

My imago is just that color. Well, it is healthy (it will be bigger than locusts).

08.03.2010 16:19, Andrey Ponomarev

  Pholidoptera griseoaptera
jump.gif Aha, ashy bush.Thank you.

09.03.2010 14:00, Bear

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09.03.2010 21:34, Tigran Oganesov

In general, it looks like it, although usually the nymphs of an Egyptian filly are green.

I had cream nymphs of males, and green - females.
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13.03.2010 15:52, Насекомовед

Dear colleagues! Please take photos of all the tetrigids (hoppers, Tetrigidae) Russia and neighboring territories should be added to a separate topic: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=378977 To the best of my ability, I will try to identify them. You can also post questions and information about these insects there.
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14.03.2010 11:55, Andrey Ponomarev

confused.gif Help me identify a shrub.Abkhazia August 2008.

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14.03.2010 12:46, PVOzerski

Similar to a member of the genus Parapholidoptera

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14.03.2010 13:02, Alexandr Zhakov

But with this pair, can you help?
Caucasus. Karachay-Cherkessia, the middle part of the Marukh River valley. 02.08.2009.
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This post was edited by Djon - 14.03.2010 13: 35

15.03.2010 23:17, NakaRB

I scraped up some more fillies smile.gif

1. Berezovy ryadok village, Tver region, N57°18.311 E32°47.299, 07.08.2009
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2. Berezovy ryadok village, Tver region, N57°18.311 E32°47.299, 07.08.2009
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3. Berezovy ryadok village, Tver region, N57°18.311 E32°47.299, 07.08.2009
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4. Berezovy ryadok village, Tver region, N57°18.311 E32°47.299, 07.08.2009
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5. Vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region, 29.08.2009
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17.03.2010 9:35, PVOzerski

1, 3, and most likely 5 - Chorthippus biguttulus. 2 - Ch. apricarius. 4-Chrysochraon dispar, and very strange: a male with the color of a female (in fact, this species has a sharp sexual dimorphism in color).
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18.03.2010 0:04, NakaRB

4-Chrysochraon dispar, and very strange: a male with the color of a female (in fact, this species has a sharp sexual dimorphism in color).

that's why I didn't like its color smile.gif

24.03.2010 15:14, vasiliy-feoktistov

I decided to ask a question about locusts:
Is this S. gregaria?
Egypt, Nile Delta.

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24.03.2010 17:19, Vlad Proklov

I decided to ask a question about locusts:
Is this S. gregaria?
Egypt, Nile Delta.

Да.
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14.04.2010 23:37, barko

Slovenia, karst, April 12. Quite a large copy. Who is it?

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14.04.2010 23:58, Vlad Proklov

Slovenia, karst, April 12. Quite a large copy. Who is it?

Anacridium aegyptium
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15.04.2010 15:30, Kemist

A pair of goldsmiths, southern Tajikistan

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16.04.2010 7:18, vasiliy-feoktistov

A pair of goldsmiths, southern Tajikistan

Oh, what are they doing in pryamoptera? smile.gif

21.04.2010 18:10, Bukashechnik

Please help me identify the cricket. Karakalpakstan, Biruni district, Amu Darya floodplain. 7-11. 06. 2009. collector Medetov M.

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02.06.2010 8:37, PG18

Help me find out the name of this mountain-steppe Central Asian blacksmith.
hr. Syrdarya Karatau, May

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04.06.2010 17:12, Dracus

Similar to the nymph Glyphonotus sp.
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04.06.2010 19:26, PVOzerski

Glyphonotus larva, I think. Although I haven't seen their larvae live, I can only assume from the appearance of the imago. It is interesting that the late PI Marikovsky once published a photo of the same handsome man in his popular book, only he defined it completely incorrectly - as Ephippiger.

P. S. I didn't notice the Dracus message, but I determined it independently, which increases the chances that it is correct smile.gif

This post was edited by PVOzerski - 04.06.2010 19: 27
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04.06.2010 19:55, PG18

...which increases the chances of its correctness smile.gif

That's great! Thanks!
This female has bigger wings smile.gif

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05.06.2010 5:16, PVOzerski

And this is clearly an imago. It turns out to be a short-winged species, like G. uvarovi. On glyphonotes in the pre-war years, the article Miram was published, so there is a chance to determine more precisely.
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24.06.2010 22:49, barry

Kharkiv region, 22.06.2010
? Onconotus servillei

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27.06.2010 12:50, barko

Help with the definition. Slovenia, June

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27.06.2010 13:39, Vlad Proklov

Help with the definition. Slovenia, June

1 - Glyptobothrus sp.
2, 3 are very small nymphs, the 3rd is clearly Calliptamus.
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28.06.2010 8:30, ezdok

Good afternoon! I continue to hope for the determination of a filly from Zimbabwe:

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28.06.2010 23:35, PVOzerski

I think the family is Pyrgomorphidae. But I can't be more precise.
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29.06.2010 7:57, ezdok

I think the family is Pyrgomorphidae. But I can't be more precise.

Thank you very much!

29.06.2010 13:33, Alexander Zarodov

Several Israeli straight-winged birds. Can you help me?

1.
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2. Reddish wings
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3.
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29.06.2010 23:56, Dr. Niko

Good afternoon! I continue to hope for the determination of a filly from Zimbabwe:

Experts say (+PVOzerski-respect smile.gif) that this is a male Dictyophorus spumans(Thunberg, 1787) (Pyrgomorphidae), known as the koppie foam grasshopper. This is an extremely polymorphic species, so you are unlikely to find photos with this coloring on the web - mostly posted photos from South Africa, apparently from western regions, which have a pronounced warning color (toxic foam is released in case of danger). In the eastern part of South Africa, the species is painted in olive green tones, and in Zimbabwe - gray as in the photo.
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30.06.2010 9:07, ezdok

2 Dr. Niko

Thank you again so much! We were impressed.
Does this larva belong to the same species? Photos were taken in the same place.

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