Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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22.07.2013 11:11, Penzyak

Thank you very much! The wind was not particularly strong that night, but the tent was indeed standing under the pines. And in the morning it was discovered .

"people are lucky... I just got back from a trip to the region, I spent a week in a tent camp on the Belaya River in Penza's Finlandia. In bad weather, he fished and collected erect wings intensively. In particular, I was looking specifically for pine sawtail-and mowing on pines, under them and on the sound, including at night... all in vain...
In the Penza region, I managed to collect all the superfamilies of grasshoppers and crickets, which I gave for the Middle Volga region in my article Oliger, 1970. (except for P. sosnovy and sevchuk Servilla). Moreover, I was able to add another + 5 new species to this list. Article in the press in the collection of V. V. Anikin (Saratov). If it comes out, I'll send you a PDF.

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05.08.2013 13:50, Cisca246

Two crickets, species Oecanthus longicaudus.I read the whole Internet,but no one says how to determine the gender.I looked at the photos of both of these species, only they have different wings and body length.I know for sure that this is a female and a male, because I read that the guys will fight,our fights were not detected.

Location: Lozenets village,Bulgaria.They brought them along with flowers,flowers grew in the field.Date 04.08.13

Chirped only one, which we do not remember, found due to the fact that it began to chirp, we thought that one, and the second got out.Read that eats vegetables, fruits, bread, oatmeal, fish food gammarus and daphnia.They were given carrots, oatmeal, a piece of cabbage, and white bread.They enjoy eating bread, carrots,and a little cabbage.
The rest of the photos,I'll post the second message)

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19.08.2013 21:13, DanMar

Hello everybody! In general, I searched myself and finally found that the grasshopper from Israel, which hides under rocks and in crevices from the tribe Drymadusini, belongs to the genus Scotodrymadusa, presumably of the philbyi species, caught in the suburbs of Jerusalem. Very curious and interesting view. I posted it myself - I determined it myself, in addition to this grasshopper next to our Anadrymadusa retowskii of the same tribe. By the way, Scotodrymadusa sings by ear with ordinary "chirks" - it resembles the singing of decticus or bush lovers, but it is very different from them if you dig into the signals, as far as I understand.
In the photos of Scotodrymadusa ?philbyi is light, while Anadrymadusa retowskii is dark and mottled.

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