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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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25.05.2013 19:14, DanMar

Is there a median keel on the pronotum?

no.

25.05.2013 20:03, PVOzerski

No.

Then it looks like, indeed, Medecticus. I caught similar fish once in Armenia.

26.05.2013 0:43, DanMar

Then it looks like, indeed, Medecticus. I caught similar fish once in Armenia.

I'll upload more photos, there are still problems with the equipment, it's really clear that the keel is not observed.

31.05.2013 7:53, nechet5

help in determining
the South-Eastern Crimea, near the Tokluk-Syrt ridge

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02.06.2013 10:13, PVOzerski

Some kind of Isophya, and a larva at that.
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02.06.2013 13:23, nechet5

Some kind of Isophya, and a larva at that.

this is understandable, it would be more precise... confused.gif

07.06.2013 20:43, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 7.
If possible, sorry for the quality.

1. user posted image 2. user posted image 3. user posted image

08.06.2013 12:53, DanMar

Please help me with the definition. I caught it in May in the suburbs of Jerusalem.
It lives on rocky slopes in crevices between rocks, and is also found in the lower part of grasses near the ground.
I believe that the tribe Drymadusini, but I can not assume the genus, is quite similar to Anadrymadusa only with much longer legs and a short ovipositor.

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08.06.2013 16:50, Natalie Liliya

Can you tell me if this is Leptophyes albovittata?
Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 07.06.2013.
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09.06.2013 19:57, bogdan88

Crimea Sudaksky district 9.06.2013
1. Stenobothrus rubicundulus or lineatus?
and the second one is not known

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12.06.2013 14:41, PVOzerski

2nd-from the genus Ramburiella. In the Crimea, there seems to be only R. turcomana.
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12.06.2013 23:24, DanMar

2nd-from the genus Ramburiella. In the Crimea, there seems to be only R. turcomana.

I have already been defined once, yes, I completely agree.

13.06.2013 12:26, KRAFT

Good afternoon!
Help me identify the blacksmith. And what is its stage of development?
Moscow region, a couple of weeks ago.

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13.06.2013 13:18, Decticus

Chorthippus sp., a nymph.And it's not a blacksmith.

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13.06.2013 22:10, bogdan88

2nd-from the genus Ramburiella. In the Crimea, there seems to be only R. turcomana.

Thank you very much.

17.06.2013 6:59, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please specify 2 copies. One view is possible. 11.06.2013 Rostov region
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18.06.2013 13:43, amara

"Residents of the city of Rudny in Kazakhstan have recently begun to notice unusual black cockroaches in the ventilation of their homes, Interfax reports. Five-centimeter insects are relatives of previously widespread red cockroaches.

Experts explain the" return " of cockroaches by the desire to occupy an empty niche, which was once occupied by their red counterparts. Researcher of the Nature Department of the Regional Museum of Local Lore Andrey Andriushenko noted that cockroaches are carriers of infections, so there is a need for a number of measures to remove them.
For these purposes, residents of high-rise buildings in the city of Rudny appealed to the sanitary and epidemiological service and wrote a petition to the head of the region to assist them in the fight against insects."

Five-centimeter black cockroaches?

22.06.2013 14:33, PVOzerski

2 Anatoliy52: Leptophyes albovittata
2 alexandronikos: large-Decticus verrucivorus larva, small-possibly Tettigonia larva.
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25.06.2013 21:48, chandb

Please help me identify it. Smolensk region
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28.06.2013 12:00, DanMar

Please help me identify it. Smolensk region.

3. Tettigonia cantans
4. Pholidoptera griseoapatera
5. Decticus verrucivorus
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28.06.2013 12:20, Decticus

3. Tettigonia cantans


And it could be Viridissima, no?
Then chandb-2)Chortippus sp.
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28.06.2013 22:24, PVOzerski

Bottom photo - female Myrmeleotettix maculatus. And the 2nd from above habitually strongly resembles the female Chorthippus mollis, but it may also be Ch. brunneus or Ch. biguttulus.

Top photo - Chorthippus larva from the brunneus/biguttulus/mollis group,

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29.06.2013 20:02, DanMar

And it could be Viridissima, no?

Maybe. but it seems to me that at this stage viridissima has a slightly different form of wing rudiments(see photo), and in this place, I think, there should be more cantans.
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29.06.2013 21:49, Decticus

I agree, there is a cantance.

30.06.2013 15:22, Tivanik

I met this one at the end of June in Bulgaria, crawling on the flowers of umbrella plants. Help me determine it.

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30.06.2013 17:10, PVOzerski

Cricket of the genus Oecanthus.
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30.06.2013 21:17, chandb

Help me determine it. Smolensk region 29.06
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30.06.2013 23:54, DanMar

Help me determine it. Smolensk region 29.06
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2 - Bicoloriana bicolor?
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01.07.2013 10:55, PVOzerski

Top 2-Omocestus viridulus
Bottom-I think the larva is Bicolorana roeselii.
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04.07.2013 15:40, Decticus

Podisma pedestris, female.
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05.07.2013 16:58, vafdog

I don't know what topic to ask questions in, so I decided here.
- are there any fillies with developed elytra, but with reduced or rudimentary wings?
- it may not be logical, but can the larvae of straight-winged birds chirp?

please help who knows.

05.07.2013 19:31, PVOzerski

1) To a certain extent, there are. Males can have rather long wings, if it is necessary for chirping. In my opinion, the usual case for Podismopsis, Chrysochraon, is also found among Chorthippus. Do not forget that in locusts, the elytra must interact with the thighs of the hind legs for chirping.

2) Some straight-winged birds seem to have chirping organs that serve not to attract the opposite sex, but to scare off enemies. For example, this is the Krauss organ in pamphagids, which is present in both imago and larvae.
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06.07.2013 11:13, Natalie Liliya

Please say something about the grasshopper I posted on 08.06.2013. It can't be identified from the photo, or are the angles inappropriate?
Can you tell me if this is Leptophyes albovittata?
Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 07.06.2013.
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07.07.2013 17:42, Victor Titov

Tell me, please, what kind of grasshopper? 06.07.2013, Yaroslavl region, Uglich district, Metevo village district.
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08.07.2013 13:56, PVOzerski

2Natalie Liliya: Why is the definition of Leptophyes albovittata questionable?
2Dmitrich: Barbitistes constrictus. Probably the poor guy fell from a coniferous tree after a strong wind? smile.gif
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08.07.2013 15:14, chandb

Please help me identify it. Smolensk region 06.07.13

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08.07.2013 16:06, PVOzerski

DSCF8971a.jpg — Euthystira brachyptera
DSCF9002a.jpg-Omocestus viridulus, male
DSCF8969a.jpg -Bicolorana roeselii, male
DSCF8972a.jpg-Decticus verrucivorus, male
DSCF8988a.jpg-Decticus verrucivorus, female
DSCF8992a.jpg, DSCF8995a.jpg — Bicolorana roeselii, самка
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08.07.2013 23:07, Natalie Liliya

2Natalie Liliya: Why is the definition of Leptophyes albovittata questionable?

I assumed that this is Leptophyes albovittata and posted a photo to confirm. But there was no answer, so I decided to ask again.

10.07.2013 11:45, PVOzerski

2Natalie Liliya: I think there is no particular doubt.
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14.07.2013 17:59, DanMar

Grasshoppers from the tribe Drymadusini, please help me determine the genus / species. Suburbs of Jerusalem, hiding under rocks and in crevices, very hard pronotum.
The shopkeeper was lost on this trail...

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