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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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30.10.2012 14:32, gumenuk

I know it's a different squad. But I didn't open a new section because of one snapshot.
Can anyone help: what is this exotic cockroach?

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30.10.2012 17:47, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Panesthiinae gen. sp. I would even suggest that Panesthia sp., but preferably the distal part of the abdomen is larger.

These are mainly large cockroaches from the family. Blaberidae. They are distributed in South and Southeast Asia. Smart books say that members of the group are xylophages. Indeed, they are often found in rotten wood and eaten in cages. Some are sub-social.

30.10.2012 21:38, PVOzerski

For locusts:
The upper one is Chorthippus biguttulus.
The lower one is from the same group of species (brunnus/biguttulus/mollis) - but since the female, the species is not exactly known.
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01.11.2012 8:16, Gennady Dolgov

Hello!
Please help me with the definition of types.
Primorsky Krai, near Vladivostok.
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Apparently this is Gampsocleis ussuriensis, removed 09.10.12
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This is probably someone from the genus Tetrix (maybe japonica?), removed 01.09.12
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Similar to Mecostethus parapleurus, removed 20.09.12
4. Then it looks like representatives of Chorthippus
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Taken on 20.09.12
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Removed on 09.10.12
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Taken On 19.08.12
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19.08.12 5. I couldn't make up my mind - it looks like Ognevia longipennis, but not him
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This post was edited by Gen-01.11.2012 08: 34

01.11.2012 11:11, PVOzerski

Last two photos - Megaulacobothrus aethalinus
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02.11.2012 1:48, Gennady Dolgov

A black-winged horse indeed... I'm getting a little stupid. Thank you very much!

05.11.2012 12:32, Victor Titov

Please help me deal with locusts.

1) Crimea, Koktebel, 13.07.2009
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2) Turkey, Bodrum neighborhood, 12.06.2012
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3) Turkey, Bodrum neighborhood, 12.06.2012
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4) Turkey, Bodrum neighborhood, 13.06.2012
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5) Turkey, Bodrum neighborhood, 17.06.2012
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05.11.2012 12:58, Victor Titov

... And with grasshoppers:

1) Gelendzhik, 11.06.2008
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2) Gelendzhik, Markotkh ridge, 13.06.2008
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3) Gelendzhik, Markotkh ridge, 13.06.2008
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05.11.2012 17:02, boiga

Help us determine the species of this grasshopper.
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The picture was taken on 07.07.2012 in Zap. Tien Shan on Bolshoy Chimgan Mountain at an altitude of about 2000 m above sea level.

This post was edited by boiga - 06.11.2012 12: 05

06.11.2012 14:31, PVOzerski

Larva of the nominative subspecies Tettigonia caudata. In general, there are still Tettigonia caudata mistshenkoi on the Tien Shan - but it would be very interesting to find out how the two subspecies are geographically and ecologically differentiated.

This post was edited by PVOzerski - 06.11.2012 14: 34
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06.11.2012 16:49, PVOzerski

2 Dmitrich
Krymsky is a member of the genus Dociostaurus. I can't be more precise. From the Crimea, two species of this genus are listed - maroccanus and brevicollis, but the one in the photo is categorically not the first and hardly the second.

Turkish from top to bottom:
Oedipoda sp. (if the rear fenders were visible , I would say more precisely).

Calliptamus barbarus barbarus-this is judging by the color of the hind legs, but by its stature it is more similar to C. tenuicercis. In general, if the animal is large (3.5-4 centimeters or even more), then I recognize barbarus, and if the centimeter is 3 or less, then tenuicercis.

Anacridium aegyptium

Sphingonotus sp.

Grasshoppers from Gelendzhik.
The top two photos show the larva of Tettigonia viridissima.
The lower two are males, respectively, Poecilimon sp. and Isophya sp.
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06.11.2012 22:51, Victor Titov

2 Dmitrich...
Calliptamus barbarus barbarus-this is judging by the color of the hind legs, but by its stature it is more similar to C. tenuicercis. In general, if the animal is large (3.5-4 centimeters or even more), then I recognize barbarus, and if the centimeter is 3 or less, then tenuicercis.

Thank you, Pavel! The one with Calliptamus was large - clearly larger than 3 cm, closer to 4. Therefore, barbarus?

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 06.11.2012 22: 52

07.11.2012 15:09, PVOzerski

Hence, barbarus, and a nominative subspecies. There is also C. barbarus cephalotes, but the bandages on the inner side of the hind thighs are fused into a solid black spot.
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08.11.2012 20:28, Nikolai

Please help me identify the fillies:

1. Chorthippus (?).East of the Leningrad region.Dry meadow among pine trees. August 20

2. Western Caucasus (Caucasian Nature Reserve).Height 2030 m. August.Mass flowering of geraniums, bluebells,navels, etc.

3. Ibid.

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11.11.2012 11:59, PVOzerski

1. Chorthippus from our favorite band brunneus/biguttulus/mollis
2. Dociostaurus maroccanus - easy to remember smile.gif
3. Someone from the Podismini tribe.
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11.11.2012 20:36, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, July 31.
Chorthippus sp. ?
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Chorthippus albomarginatus, parallelus ??
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This post was edited by Gansucha - 11.11.2012 21: 21

12.11.2012 9:05, PVOzerski

The upper two are Chorthippus apricarius, the lower one is Chorthippus dorsatus.
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23.11.2012 17:36, gumenuk

This summer quite often came across grasshoppers in this form.
Maybe someone knows what the reason is?
Taken: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, glade under the power line, 12.07.2012.

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24.11.2012 12:06, PVOzerski

This is a fungal disease. The pathogen is probably the zygomycete fungus Entomophthora grylli. And the dead filly is Chrysochraon dispar.
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24.11.2012 22:15, Dracus

I wonder who ate her so much after her death.

24.11.2012 23:39, PVOzerski

Who knows, a bug or Panorpa.

29.11.2012 14:28, Penzyak

DEAR EXPERTS IN ERECT WINGS , here is a mysterious grasshopper from the Penza region...
I have already shown it to several specialists, but no one has yet told me with confidence what kind of view it is!??
I'll make a reservation right away - I don't remember what color it was when it was alive... probably greenish...

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29.11.2012 14:54, Vlad Proklov

DEAR EXPERTS IN ERECT WINGS , here is a mysterious grasshopper from the Penza region...
I have already shown it to several specialists, but no one has yet told me with confidence what kind of view it is!??
I'll make a reservation right away - I don't remember what color it was when it was alive... probably greenish...

Alternatively, Pholidoptera frivaldskyi (Herman, 1871)

29.11.2012 15:37, Penzyak

... one of the versions, but was it green??? "I wonder if he's going that far east."??

On the website http://www.chkopolana.eu/fauna/ I saw the photo-almost a copy - maybe it gets darker with age???

here by the way is an interesting Ukrainian article on erect wings... it says that this species is within the northern limit of its range...

http://mail.izan.kiev.ua/vz-pdf/suppl/s22.pdf

This post was edited by Penzyak - 03.12.2012 08: 44

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29.11.2012 23:42, PVOzerski

In any case, the tribe is the same, and green color in life is very likely.

30.11.2012 10:25, Penzyak

What are the diagnostic features of the Frivaldsky bush-loving plant Pholidoptera frivaldskyi (Herman 1871)???
On K. ashen something does not pull at all-by the way, only K. Frivaldsky has a black head color?

30.11.2012 11:31, PVOzerski

Not ashen is categorically. As for the signs-unfortunately, all I can offer is a definitive table of the genus from the "green determinant". In general, you need to look at the genital plate-although in any case, the find is amazing.

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30.11.2012 14:20, Penzyak

E-mae, genital plate at the back with a sharp-angled notch.... ovipositor straight 20,5 mm. pipets... I don't know what to think... The color of the specimen has faded clearly from the fact that it has lain for a long time in a stain with ethyl acetate... I forgot to take it out - there was a heat of 40 degrees and a sea of interesting insects. It seems that somewhere in the box there is still a larva ... we need to look for it... all the specialists who sent it-they say that this is K. Frivaldsky or a new species (with doubts of course) or a close Caucasian species... but this is basically impossible...
And so Khoper is the Don basin and anything can go up from the south... surprisingly... what else to see !!!?

30.11.2012 15:39, Dracus

Quite similar to Pholidoptera frivaldskyi, in my opinion. For me, after Mikhailenko's findings in the Moscow region, no finds of short-winged straight-winged birds will come as a surprise.
For statements about a new species, you should at least look at the male's genitals.

30.11.2012 17:32, PVOzerski

I threw a link to this photo on the Austrian forum of straight-wingers-suddenly they will respond....
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01.12.2012 20:03, PVOzerski

In general, the Austrian forum members confirm that this is Ph. frivaldskyi: http://orthoptera.xobor.de/t1060f2-Ist-das...rivaldskyi.html .

And I have already moved out all the stereotypes about the domestic fauna. Soon I will go to Pskov region to look for dociostauruses... jump.gif
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03.12.2012 9:21, Penzyak

I hope no one will say that this species came to us or crawled with a warming climate?
So in the spring I will go there to watch larvae and in the summer to collect a series of K. Frivaldsky for museums. Who in ZINA should I pass the Penza straight-winged doublets to!?
It is a pity that information about the discovery will not be included in the new edition of the CC of Russia volume 1 - what have you heard about its publication??
Here are some more straight-winged detection software:

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03.12.2012 10:33, PVOzerski

On the 1st three: larva of Conocephalus discolor; Bicolorana roeselii f. macroptera; Leptophyes (?) albovittata. The latter is more difficult. What are its dimensions?

03.12.2012 11:26, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Who in ZINA should I pass the Penza straight-winged doublets to!?


A. V. Gorokhov-he is the head of the department. department of erect wings.

03.12.2012 12:56, Penzyak

So there is also a ruler attached next to the scale... I think it's some kind of sawtail...

But the work hangs in the network of Mykhailenko Andrey po MO:
http://eversmannia.entomology.ru/eversmannia_15-16_72.pdf

This post was edited by Penzyak - 03.12.2012 15: 06

04.12.2012 8:56, PVOzerski

Yes, some kind of Poecilimon. I can't be more precise.
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05.12.2012 18:58, vasiliy-feoktistov

I have long wanted to ask a question about these larvae.
Taken on 03.07.2012, Moscow region, within the city of Zheleznodorozhny (yard, playground). They were very popular.
I'd like to know who it is:

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05.12.2012 20:31, PVOzerski

Conocephalus sp. In Central Russia, there can be 2 species: C. dorsalis (short-winged swordfish) and C. discolor (common swordfish). I think the 2nd type is more likely (it seems that the right larva has large rudiments of wings). It is a pity that there were no adult larvae, or even older female larvae (dorsalis has a curved ovipositor, discolor has a straight one).
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26.12.2012 16:29, Natalie Liliya

Please help me identify the grasshopper. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 20.05.2012
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26.12.2012 17:59, Jaguar paw

Georgia. Kakheti.

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