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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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22.08.2007 12:00, Vlad Proklov

It is strange that this filly in the KK MO, in the area of Butovo, it comes across constantly and in large numbers in the Bitsy floodplain and along other small rivers.

In new list at least it was removed from the app.
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22.08.2007 12:16, Насекомовед

The Red Book of MO is written from the evil one. You can immediately see that it was written while sitting in the office, and not while taking a tour in nature.

But who in the MO caught species of the genera Platycleis, Meconema, and Leptophyes?

22.08.2007 12:18, Alexander Zarodov

By the way, I also saw a male Conocephalus discolor there this year (near the Bitsa River), although I haven't been able to photograph it yet. But, of course, there are significantly fewer of them.

Oh! I look and zheltushek sent to the app, we will search smile.giffor

22.08.2007 12:23, Насекомовед

Conocephalus, and both species are not uncommon in the MO smile.gif
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22.08.2007 12:25, Alexander Zarodov

Conocephaluses, both of which are not uncommon in the MO smile.gif


Yeah, I met both types almost in Moscow smile.gif

22.08.2007 12:26, Vlad Proklov


But who in the MO caught species of the genera Platycleis, Meconema, and Leptophyes?

I think -- nobody smile.gif

22.08.2007 12:34, Насекомовед

I think-no one smile.gif

That's what I think, too. But suddenly jump.gif

22.08.2007 12:37, Sparrow

Konotsefalyusov before this year by the way almost did not meet) and now there are a lot of them flying to the light - even the plate wings were surpassed in number)

22.08.2007 13:12, Насекомовед

The number of straight-winged birds can be indirectly judged by the sounds of males. If manual harvesting and mowing give a negative result, this does not mean that the species is rare and should be included in the Red Book - straight-wings can be secretive "physically", but accessible acoustically smile.gif

24.08.2007 20:27, Vabrus

Tuapse district, July, 2007.

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24.08.2007 20:38, Vlad Proklov

Tuapse district, July, 2007.

1 - Isophya ?pylnovi
2-nymph, apparently Phaneroptera nana
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24.08.2007 21:12, Vabrus

Thanks! I would never have thought of Phaneroptera, a very original nymph.

30.08.2007 15:14, phlomis

what kind of grasshopper? May, 2007. Turkey, Antalya, Tekirova.

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31.08.2007 1:27, Juglans

South of Primorye, years in the world.

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31.08.2007 1:50, Vlad Proklov

South of Primorye, years in the world.

?Polionemobius taprobanensis. It seems that Storozhenko is the most suitable of all the books...
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02.09.2007 12:27, Tavork

Tell me, who is this horned one?
Length 10-12 cm, shot in Abkhazia

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02.09.2007 13:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

Akrida in my opinion...
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03.09.2007 18:16, Tavork

Thanks! In the Internet, akrids are not searched for something (I found only information about the fact that they are edible), where would I look about them?

03.09.2007 18:46, Ilia Ustiantcev

Quote from the book: "in the south of the ER common acrid bicolor." In Latin, the genus is spelled acrida.

03.09.2007 18:49, Vlad Proklov

Quote from the book: "in the south of the ER common acrid bicolor." In Latin, the genus is spelled acrida.

In the genus Acrida, the devil will break his head - and before the modern revision, I would not argue about the species.
It is quite possible that A. ungarica occurs in the southern European part, and the Caucasian taxon anatolica belongs to A. bicolor.
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08.09.2007 8:06, amara

Here, I found (filling) in the very east of the Smolny region. I was somewhat surprised by the color. Is this some kind of maggot?
Thank you.

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08.09.2007 8:43, Насекомовед

Adult female Chrysochraon dispar.
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16.09.2007 22:18, Алексей Яковлев

Guys, help me determine! Costa Rica:
Locust -Tortuguero wet forest.
Lower photo taken in Monteverde (not staged) - camouflage manual smile.gif

This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 18.09.2007 23: 11

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17.09.2007 14:45, PG18

Please help me identify several South Ural blacksmiths (district and month from signature)

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17.09.2007 16:23, Vlad Proklov

Please help me identify several South Ural blacksmiths (district and month from signature)

1-Bryodemella tuberculatum ♀, sort of.
2 - Too small a nymph, pass.
3 - Gampsocleis ?glabra
4 - ?Tesselana vittata or some other Platycleidini. They should be twirled in your hands.
5 - Oedipoda coerulescens
6 and 7-Calliptamus? italicus
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17.09.2007 17:28, PG18

17.09.2007 18:07, PG18

Eh, and yet, IMHO, the first frame does not look like Bryodemella tuberculatum or B. gebleri. Another pattern on the thighs and pronotum (or what is it called in erect wings?)...

17.09.2007 18:17, Vlad Proklov

Thank you, Vlad!
Vod, I'm trying to spin in FSH:

Females, by the way, are easier to identify in" Platikleis " than males, at least in Europe. They look at the ovipositor and the 7th sternum of the abdomen (there they have different shaped outgrowths).

By the way, in the caption - Kyzyl, i.e. Tuva, and not the Urals?

According to Storozhenko [2004], however, one can choose from four long-winged species in the Urals and Tuva: Platycleis intermedia, Tesselana vittata, Montana montana, and M. eversmanni; the latter two are not suitable for oviposition. I now think it's more like P. intermedia.

Eh, and yet, IMHO, the first frame does not look like Bryodemella tuberculatum or B. gebleri. A different pattern on the thighs and pronotum (or what is it called in erect wings?)...


Ooo! Drawing doesn't count at all! What kind of substrate - such is the drawing. I don't know, I think it's a typical ratchet build...
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17.09.2007 18:19, Vlad Proklov

Eh, and yet, IMHO, the first frame does not look like Bryodemella tuberculatum or B. gebleri. A different pattern on the thighs and pronotum (or what is it called in erect wings?)...

Although... Can the back thigh be large? If there is a" step " on the upper edge, it means Oedipoda.

17.09.2007 19:32, PG18

Although... Can the back thigh be large? If there is a "step" on the upper edge, it means Oedipoda.

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Kizil is Kizil, or Kizilskoye, a village and district center in the south of the Chelyabinsk Region.

17.09.2007 19:40, Vlad Proklov


Kizil is Kizil, or Kizilskoye, a village and district center in the south of the Chelyabinsk Region.

Thank you, I didn't know about this place.

But there are no steps, it's a ratchet.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 17.09.2007 19: 40

17.09.2007 19:42, Vlad Proklov

Or maybe Celes sp.
Something didn't occur to me right away!

The rattles are large and crackle in flight, but the tseles are smaller (I don't know about cod, I've never met them). Both C. variabilis and C. skalozubovi can be found in the southern Urals.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 17.09.2007 19: 46
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17.09.2007 20:07, PG18

Or maybe Celes sp.
Something didn't occur to me right away!
The rattles are large and crackle in flight, but the tseles are smaller (I don't know about cod, I've never met them). Both C. variabilis and C. skalozubovi can be found in the southern Urals.

I don't remember what this one said. Skalozubovi-with greens, and variabilis otchen even similar...

17.09.2007 20:12, Vlad Proklov

I don't remember what this one said. Skalozubovi-with greens, and variabilis otchen even similar...

Well, finally smile.gif

18.09.2007 13:50, Алексей Яковлев

With Costa Rican species, no one will help??? frown.gif (see above)

This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 18.09.2007 13: 51

18.09.2007 15:12, guest: Brandashmyg

With Costa Rican species, no one will help??? frown.gif (see above)


No one , I'm afraid...

IMG_2152.jpg — (142.92 k) - we can assume that this is Phaneropterinae, but 1) from this angle, not a damn thing is visible,
2) this is the neotropics, i.e. "do not believe your eyes".

18.09.2007 23:00, Алексей Яковлев

No one , I'm afraid...

IMG_2152.jpg — (142.92 k) - we can assume that this is Phaneropterinae, but 1) from this angle, not a damn thing is visible,
2) this is the neotropics, i.e. "do not believe your eyes".


Yes, everything is clear with Phaneropterinae, I put it for fun, and 2 photos above???

27.09.2007 1:23, volucella

Tell me, what kind of animal is this?...

user posted image

27.09.2007 8:24, PVOzerski

There was a larva of freckles. Freckles shedded on the imago, the skin remained on the stone.

27.09.2007 8:43, Насекомовед

It is funny that exuvius vesnyanki, without knowing who it is, is placed in orthopteroids smile.gif

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