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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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15.06.2011 20:24, PVOzerski

2C Oleg:
"Cicada" - in my opinion, one of the pennits (Aphrophoridae) - but actually this object is not in place here, because the order is completely different (Homoptera). This isn't snobbery, it's just that a specialist in equidactyls will drop in here only by accident.

2phlomis: I take only for the tribe-Pholidopterini.
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22.06.2011 10:41, BO.

Good afternoon!
help me determine :
Astrakhan .June 20, vinogradnik
IGP7875.jpg -large female 8-20cm
IGP7891.jpg -shallow ~1cm

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22.06.2011 11:28, PVOzerski

Large - female Decticus albifrons.
Small - locust larva from the tribe Eyprepocnemini, most likely Heteracris littoralis.
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24.06.2011 22:21, kut

Is it possible to identify this yellow grasshopper?

Petrovo-Dalneye village, Krasnogorsk district, Moscow region, 24.6.11

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24.06.2011 23:02, PVOzerski

Male Chrysochraon dispar. Actually, not a grasshopper, but a locust.
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27.06.2011 12:32, Natalie Liliya

Please tell me who it is. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. The first photo is October, the rest are June.

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28.06.2011 22:14, PVOzerski

________3_104.jpg -some kind of prus (Calliptamus) - for an accurate definition, you need to look at the inner side of the rear thigh.

The rest are skates from the genus Chorthippus, subgenus Glyptobothrus. The moat should be Ch. brunneus, Ch. mollis, Ch.porphyropterus. These types differ poorly, it is advisable to listen to songs.
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30.06.2011 0:37, Alex KNZ

PVOzerski, and how did you determine from the photo above that the grasshopper D. albifrons? Do they exist in Astrakhan? In my opinion, the blacksmith D. verrucivorus, the ovipositor does not look like an albifrons, and the color does not pull.
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30.06.2011 2:16, DanMar

I think it is also worth noting that Verrucivorus has a more lemon-yellow belly than albifrons, while the latter has a light cream color. I also recently shot two species together in the photo, and it seems to me that the gray grasshoppers are colder than the white-fronted ones. And decticus albifrons seems to have larger eyes, and verrucivorus-and are set further from the forehead, but this is very inconspicuous in my opinion.

This post was edited by DanMar - 30.06.2011 02: 17

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30.06.2011 20:11, Alex KNZ

Great photo, thanks! D. albifrons itself is larger than D. verrucivorus, except for the ovipositor! Alb's head. usually very outstanding, but as you can see from the photo, it also differs in shape. Alb's, I think. the head in profile is larger than a "brick", i.e. apparently the jaws are larger. Coloration in albifrons is often shocking. - brown, I have not met such gray ones. The wings are more golden brown than those of verrucas. The photo is proof of this. In general, you need to determine the pronotum-a win-win option))

30.06.2011 20:14, PVOzerski

Yes, probably there is D. verrucivorus - confused by the rather clear border on the lateral lobes of the pronotum. By the way, the Astrakhan female differs markedly from the northwestern D. verrucivorus.

03.07.2011 11:26, phlomis

For some reason, these grasshoppers were sitting in a mass on the spines of the feather grass. confused.gif This is during the day, when you can see them for 30 m! Maybe it is inconvenient to pick out a feather grass?
Voronezh region, 18.06.2011
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03.07.2011 12:19, phlomis

Here is another snapshot.
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03.07.2011 20:46, PVOzerski

Some Poecilimon stuff. If only females are present, then P. intermedius.

This post was edited by PVOzerski - 03.07.2011 20: 47
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03.07.2011 21:00, pavka

It is inconvenient to pick out from the feather grass.Patience is needed .

04.07.2011 18:06, phlomis

These animals were sitting in abundance nearby on completely open baskets of Inula hirta. Foolishly, perhaps... wink.gif
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04.07.2011 18:16, Vlad Proklov

These animals were sitting in abundance nearby on completely open baskets of Inula hirta. Foolishly, perhaps... wink.gif

They just eat flowers =)
It looks like an intermediary.

04.07.2011 20:09, phlomis

There are no blackbirds on them! wink.gif

05.07.2011 6:30, Svetlana1973

Arkhangelsk region. July 3. Is it possible to determine something from this photo?
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05.07.2011 13:43, PVOzerski

Omocestus viridulus, male
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05.07.2011 13:57, Svetlana1973

Omocestus viridulus, male
Thanks! He sang me such serenades for 5 minutes! shuffle.gif Sorry for the possibly stupid question: it's not a grasshopper, is it? Is it more correct to call this insect a filly?

05.07.2011 16:48, PVOzerski

Yes, of course, the filly. There is also a "personal" Russian name for this species-green grass (I also met the name "travnik" for the genus - but it, in my opinion, is practically not used).

And his song is quite simple, for my taste - something like the chirp of a foot sewing machine. But phenologically we have it, in my opinion, the earliest species.
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06.07.2011 8:47, macrina

Hello, please help me identify the grasshopper. Probably a steppe species, which has never been seen in our region before. They brought it to me in parts. More than 3 cm, Southern Urals, mountain and forest zone, floodplain meadow.picture: ________.jpg

06.07.2011 9:05, PVOzerski

The remains are more like a cricket.

06.07.2011 9:37, macrina

You're probably right, it's a cricket with 3-jointed legs. There's something like an eardrum on the front legs. Eyewitnesses say that they sit in their burrows and "croak". Can you tell me about the genus?

06.07.2011 22:27, PVOzerski

Judging by the large, swollen, completely black head, and even taking into account information about the norn lifestyle-Gryllus campestris is obtained.
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07.07.2011 21:33, Decticus

user posted image
Hello!please help me identify locusts. (length 4cm, caught in the Volga region).

This post was edited by Decticus - 07.07.2011 21: 37

07.07.2011 21:47, PVOzerski

Psophus stridulus, female.
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07.07.2011 21:52, Decticus

Is this the same view?user posted image

07.07.2011 23:00, Dracus

Same.

09.07.2011 19:02, Jenik

What kind of animal is this? Zaporozhye.Ukraine

user posted image

09.07.2011 21:16, Dracus

In general, it is similar to the larva of early instars of Phaneroptera falcata. When was it taken?

09.07.2011 21:33, Jenik

about 20 days ago

10.07.2011 14:27, Svetlana1973

Help us identify them if possible.
Arkhangelsk region. July 9.
1. The abdomen is yellow.
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2.
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10.07.2011 14:47, Decticus

1.Omocestus rufipes,самка.
2.Chortippus brunneus.
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10.07.2011 16:42, Svetlana1973

2.Chortippus brunneus.

Do I understand correctly that this is still a larva?

10.07.2011 19:26, Decticus

Yes, it is a larva (nymph).They even happen to be like that:user posted image
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10.07.2011 20:12, Svetlana1973

Yes, it is a larva (nymph).They even happen to be like that:user posted image
Oh, what a beauty! I definitely haven't seen shuffle.gifthem

11.07.2011 0:51, PVOzerski

For Svetlana1973:
URL #1340:
1-not Omocestus rufipes, but the same green grasshopper (O. viridulus), only female.
2-with a high probability, the larva is also O. viridulus (very smooth lateral keels of the pronotum) - although the color is unusual. Perhaps a freshly lengthened and not yet painted individual.

For Decticus: I would not attempt to distinguish the larvae of Ch. brunneus from, for example, Ch. biguttulus (except in terms of phenology - and then there may be overlaps).

This post was edited by PVOzerski - 11.07.2011 00: 54
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11.07.2011 17:27, Decticus

Thank you for the correction,PVOzerski.I don't know much about locusts. confused.gif

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