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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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26.12.2012 18:21, PVOzerski

2Natalie Liliya: larva of Decticus verrucivorus.
Jaguar paw: I can only tell you the tribe: Pholidopterini.
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26.12.2012 18:22, Jaguar paw

PVOzerski, and thank you for that.

05.01.2013 14:48, Bad Den

My hands got to the old mattresses.
Belgorod region, Belgorodsky district, near the village of Pulyaevka, in the nest of Lasius niger; 12. VII. 2007;

Nymphs of some Grillidae? If you need it, I'll send it to someone.

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05.01.2013 15:04, Коллекционер

My hands got to the old mattresses.
Belgorod region, Belgorodsky district, near the village of Pulyaevka, in the nest of Lasius niger; 12. VII. 2007;

Nymphs of some Grillidae? If you need it, I'll send it to someone.

Myrmecophila acervorum ?
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05.01.2013 22:19, dim-va

the find itself is super. Can you somehow relate them to the host ant? I mean, throw one of Lasius around and take a picture? Something I don't come across anything orthopteroid in anthills (((((

05.01.2013 22:41, Bad Den

the find itself is super. Can you somehow relate them to the host ant? I mean, throw one of Lasius around and take a picture?

In terms of size? Approximately 3 mm they are.
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06.01.2013 8:43, Dracus

Yes, M. acervorus. The find is truly remarkable.
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06.01.2013 15:44, Bad Den

Yes, M. acervorus. The find is truly remarkable.

Send it out?
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07.01.2013 10:56, Dracus

Oh, thank you, I won't say no! smile.gif

08.01.2013 23:46, chandb

Please help me with the definition
of Smolensk region

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09.01.2013 23:24, PVOzerski

01___15.08.12.jpg, 12___15.07.12.jpg — Euthystira brachyptera;
02___15.08.12.jpg, 07___30.08.12.jpg (нижняя) — Chorthippus dorsatus;
03___15.08.12.jpg, 07___30.08.12.jpg (верхний), 14___26.07.12.jpg — Chorthippus parallelus;
04___15.08.12.jpg, (?) 09___20.05.12.jpg, (?) 10___09.06.12.jpg, 11___15.07.12.jpg — Tettigonia cantans;
05___19.08.12.jpg — Chorthippus sp. из группы brunneus/biguttulus/mollis;
06___19.08.12.jpg, 08___30.08.12.jpg, 15___15.08.12.jpg — Phaneroptera falcata;
13___26.07.12.jpg — Chorthippus albomarginatus.
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09.01.2013 23:58, chandb

A few
more Anapa 08.08.12

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10.01.2013 23:41, PVOzerski

1 and 2 - Calliptamus sp.
4-Chorthippus loratus.
About 3-some kind of cricket, similar to Arachnocephalus vestitus.
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13.01.2013 19:04, Natalie Liliya

Please help me identify it. Ukraine, Zaporizhia.
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13.01.2013 20:19, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 18.

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13.01.2013 22:01, PVOzerski

2 Natalie Liliya:
The upper one is the larva of someone from Phaneropterinae, the lower one is Phaneroptera nana.

2 Woodmen:
1 - larvae of Metrioptera brachyptera, 2 - larva of Omocestus viridulus.
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14.01.2013 19:41, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

1. June 27.
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2. July 30.
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3. August 3.
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15.01.2013 11:02, PVOzerski

1. The larva of Decticus verrucivorus.
2. Tetrix sp. (most likely, T. bipunctata).
3. Larva of Chorthippus from the brunneus/biguttulus/mollis group.
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18.01.2013 15:16, Alexander Zarodov

A couple of Cyprus straight-winged birds:

1. Some kind of Oedipoda? According to the lists, there can be caerulescens and miniata. I don't remember the color of the wings shuffle.gif

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2. This one was identified as Aiolopus thalassinus. Similar?

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18.01.2013 18:03, PVOzerski

The lower one is indeed from the same tribe Epacromiini as Aiolopus, but since the fauna is still not ours...

18.01.2013 19:22, Alexander Zarodov

The lower one is indeed from the same tribe Epacromiini as Aiolopus, but since the fauna is still not ours...


If not Aiolopus, then only Duroniella laticornis or Duroniella lucasii are still listed from this tribe. They don't seem to be very similar.

18.01.2013 21:46, PVOzerski

Yes, I did not say that this is not Aiolopus smile.gifQuite similar. If the fauna were ours, it would be confirmed. This animal does not look like Duroniella at all. From our genera, it would be either Aiolopus or Epacromius, and it looks more like Aiolopus.
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19.01.2013 13:30, Mistes

I also have some kind of tetrix, right? The crest on the pronotum is well defined. T. bipunctata? Filmed in the Vladimir region. Unfortunately, I didn't shoot it, and I don't have a better photo...

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19.01.2013 14:05, PVOzerski

I think that he is - if the mustache is in the right angle.

19.01.2013 15:49, Mistes

Yes, it seems-the tendril can be seen from the beginning to the end, it is somewhere under 60 degrees-it should not be significantly longer. Thanks! smile.gif

19.01.2013 16:48, PVOzerski

There it is necessary not to look at the length of the antennae as such, but the proportions of its segments in the middle part. In bipunctata, the ratio of segment length to width is approximately 2: 1; in tenuicornis, it is significantly larger.

30.01.2013 12:39, John-ST

02.10.2012
Moscow Region, Zheleznodorozhny

1. Pholidoptera griseoaptera?
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30.01.2013 17:06, I.roK.ez

To catch up with the conversation about myrmycophilic crickets: these are the animals that happened to be found in a wintering colony of hefty such matte-black ants, under a rotten pine log. I would like to know if possible what both are called.
March 2004 Surroundings of Lipetsk. Balashovskoe forestry, mixed plot.

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30.01.2013 23:22, PVOzerski

2 John-ST
Ph. griseoaptera-correct.
Filly with one leg-Chorthippus apricarius.
Whole filly-Chorthippus from the brunneus/biguttulus/mollis group

2 I. roK. ez
The cricket genus is of course Myrmecophilus. The species is usually referred to as M. acervorum - but what is it really - ???
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17.02.2013 14:52, Anax chernobila

Hello everyone! Now, it's time for insects.. Can you tell me what kind of crickets they are? Bulgaria, Sveti Vlas, August of this year.

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17.02.2013 16:52, PVOzerski

Genus Oecanthus. Most likely, our native (southern European Russia, Ukraine). Oe. pellucens.

17.02.2013 16:56, Anax chernobila

Or rather, how to determine?

17.02.2013 17:26, PVOzerski

I'm afraid it's only based on the original descriptions. However, most of the species can be discarded immediately: Nearctic, Africa, Australia, India... In principle, the geographical distribution of different species of the genus can be viewed here: http://orthoptera.speciesfile.org/Common/b...nNameID=1128062 In addition to Oe. pellucens, I would also like to mention Oe. dulcisonans Gorochov, 1993 (I don't know the exact morphology of the area).
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17.02.2013 17:30, Anax chernobila

Yeah... You've only made me more confused, and there's someone here who knows?

17.02.2013 17:53, PVOzerski

In fact, only Gorokhov can tell you this - but he doesn't go to the forum. Try searching for his article. And I Googled this for you:

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18.02.2013 18:31, Дмитрий Соколов

Hello to all forum participants!

So, yesterday in the north-west of Thailand, near the border with Burma, I caught such a miracle right in the hotel. The size is huge, 15 centimeters. Today, he enjoyed a watermelon rind lunch. Help me determine if it is possible to take it out in hand luggage to Russia?

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19.02.2013 3:15, Dracus

Pseudophyllus titan is very similar, including in size. However, I can't guarantee that he is.

19.02.2013 6:14, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please define it. 19.07.12 Rostov region.

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19.02.2013 8:47, PVOzerski

Larva of Conocephalus.
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19.02.2013 9:45, Anax chernobila

You can take it out. I personally exported insects from Thailand, Bulgaria and Turkey.... smuggled in a backpack. Just put it in a suitcase to move freely (after feeding it) and all their equipment will not notice anything. Enjoy your flight.

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