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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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30.06.2010 9:14, PVOzerski

2 Double A: I think #2 is Sphingonotus sp. (somewhat reminds me of Sph. nebulosus persa from Armenia), # 3 is Acrotylus sp.
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30.06.2010 9:27, Alexander Zarodov

2 Double A: I think # 2 is Sphingonotus sp. (somewhat reminds me of Sph. nebulosus persa from Armenia), # 3 is Acrotylus sp.


Thanks! Isn't # 1 similar to # 2?

30.06.2010 10:57, Vlad Proklov

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

I have a book on Israeli locusts in London - if they don't decide by autumn, then I'll take a look.
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30.06.2010 20:24, PVOzerski

Thanks! Isn't # 1 like #2?


It is similar and even, possibly, from the same genus (by the way, quite large) - but the species, I think, is different.
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05.07.2010 15:55, Penzyak

Is it possible to define these erect-winged birds to a species???

Place of training: Penza region, Tamalinsky district, Stepnaya balka near the village of Varvarino, end of June. Due to the winter heat, erect wings are developing very rapidly and judging by the bulavous butterflies, there are already species that were previously released no earlier than the end of July-beginning of August!?

Biotopes of the following species:
1. In the mass - on the top of steppe foreheads in dried-up grasshoppers.
2. On a steppe slope among shrubs and steppe grasses.
3. In the lower grassy part of the beam.

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05.07.2010 15:59, Vlad Proklov

Is it possible to define these erect-winged birds to a species???

Place of collection: Penza region, Tamalinsky district, stepnaya balka near the village of Varvarino:

I'll try...
1 - ?Euchorthippus sp.
2-nymph Oedipoda caerulescens
3-nymph Gampsocleis glabra
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05.07.2010 16:11, Penzyak

Vlad, thank you! And what, I have good collections of grasshoppers and sawtails from the territory of the Penza region-it is possible to accurately determine them (you can even write a joint message about them to Eversmania or Anikin) from photos from the collection!? Or is it better to transfer the fees to the Lavra, the Moscow State University Zoo Museum or ZIN !?

05.07.2010 16:12, Vlad Proklov

Vlad, thank you! And what, I have good collections of grasshoppers and sawtails from the territory of the Penza region-it is possible to accurately determine them (you can even write a joint message about them to Eversmania or Anikin) from photos from the collection!? Or is it better to transfer the fees to the Lavra, the Moscow State University Zoo Museum or ZIN !?

You can try smile.gif

10.07.2010 17:48, PVOzerski

Now ZINA doesn't have a locust specialist - in my opinion, I'm almost the only one left in St. Petersburg (I hope I'm wrong, though). With grasshoppers and crickets, you can try to contact A.V. Gorokhov - if he has the time. In principle, I am also suitable for identifying material from the European part of Russia shuffle.gif
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11.07.2010 1:20, VBoris

Help identify locusts.

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11.07.2010 9:24, PVOzerski

Most likely, Chorthippus apricarius-although it would be better if the elytra were visible.
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11.07.2010 14:19, VBoris

Since you need elytra, I'll post the second half of the photo:).
You can't see very well, but at least something...

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11.07.2010 20:16, PVOzerski

Venation is still not visible - but the fact that apricarius-there is no special doubt.

23.07.2010 11:33, DanMar

help determine the type of sawtail: Taken somewhere between Nice and Paris because the bus stopped at night.
Size 1-2cm.

23.07.2010 12:06, Vlad Proklov

help determine the type of sawtail: Taken somewhere between Nice and Paris because the bus stopped at night.
Size 1-2 cm.

Barbitistes fischeri/obtusus/serricauda
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23.07.2010 15:43, DanMar

Thank you very much!

28.07.2010 0:33, Александрс

I have a book on Israeli locusts in London - if they don't decide by autumn, then I'll take a look.


Tell me plz name or what is the output data of this book. Thanks!

03.08.2010 1:14, Transilvania

I also shot someone in Israel. Maybe you've met some of them and can identify them? It's very large. A sort of filly.

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The rest, which are in the photo above, I also shot. Those gray ones with red wings jump in large numbers in the fields and in the eucalyptus forest.
There were also some fun little acrids that looked like straws, but they didn't want to be filmed.

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03.08.2010 16:51, Step.Iv

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03.08.2010 17:08, Step.Iv

plz help, Lower Volga region.

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08.08.2010 23:59, Andrey.A.

Help plz identify locusts.
Tver region, Kimrsky district. 4.08.10.

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09.08.2010 8:55, Alex KNZ

Locusta migratoria, they're already there..

09.08.2010 10:43, Инесса

Yes, it is 100% Gampsocleis glabra. And their spots may be poorly expressed...

09.08.2010 10:48, Инесса

There is even an opinion (not mine personally) that On. servillei and On. laxmanni are one type. They also differ in the S-shaped bend of the front back.

09.08.2010 11:42, Инесса

Euhorthippus pulvinatus

12.08.2010 16:23, grasshopper

Has anyone seen this form of Onconotus servillei ? (Streltsovskaya Steppe, 27/07/2010 )

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13.08.2010 15:08, DanMar

what kind of cricket ? confused.gif
it is similar to a brownie, but the size is only 0.7 cm. the color is darker than a brownie cricket.
photo - the north of Italy, but I also met such people in the Crimea. or is it the same brownie?
if so, why is it so small? or do they have sizes from 0.7 cm to 2.5? eek.gif

19.08.2010 8:15, Step.Iv

Help us identify locusts in the Lower Volga region.

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21.08.2010 19:59, Vlad Proklov

Help plz identify locusts.
Tver region, Kimrsky district. 4.08.10.

Locust, by the way, of the herd phase - which I also caught today in the Saratov region - in a single copy.

23.08.2010 20:02, Transilvania

Tell me, please, what kind of cute guys I met in the Krasnodar Territory?

Big filly with red wings.
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On the shore of the Sea of Azov there are many such gray slims.
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Pale yellow skates jump in droves in Yeysk.
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A female white-fronted grasshopper?
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A nice-colored nymph.

The largest and most interesting of the jumpers found there were akrids. smile.gif And indeed bicolor-I saw both brown and green.

29.08.2010 15:53, PG18

Are there any respected experts of thoughts on the blacksmith (nymph) from Kyzylkum and ... from the Syry-Su Valley (Kazakhstan)? I must have made a mistake with the signatures...

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30.08.2010 13:08, PVOzerski

2Transilvania:
1 - Calliptamus italicus
2 - Sphingonotus sp.
4 - Platycleis affinis
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02.09.2010 22:37, NakaRB

I was surprised to find a bunch of undrafted fillies from last season, look, plz...
all shot in Moscow, Bitsa recreation area, 03.09.2009

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05.09.2010 15:41, PVOzerski

2NakaRB:
3 - Chorthippus apricarius.
4, 8, 10 - Chorthippus (Glyptobothrus) sp. from the biguttulus group.
The rest are Chorthippus dorsatus.
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06.09.2010 19:59, Николаевич

I saw it in my room today.The size is about 1 cm(with wings).Donetsk region.I don't think I've ever seen such people before...

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06.09.2010 20:08, NakaRB

and the last ones from that season. all shot in Moscow, Bitsa recreation area, 19.09.2009

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06.09.2010 20:15, PVOzerski

11,12,15-18,21 - Ch. apricarius.
13 - Chorthippus (Glyptobothrus) sp. from the group biguttulus
14,19,20-Chorthippus dorsatus
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08.09.2010 11:56, ezdok

Good afternoon! The photo program, of course, failed. But maybe someone knows who it is. Filmed on Rota Island (Mariana Islands ):

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08.09.2010 15:35, PVOzerski

Grasshopper from the tribe Copiphorini of the subfamily Conocephalinae. For example, representatives of the genera Ruspolia and Neoconocephalus have approximately the same appearance.
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08.09.2010 16:42, ezdok

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