Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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15.04.2014 20:21, John-ST

It doesn't look like fimeila at all, but it's very similar to the mail of a swamp filly, if MO were, then 100% it.

The color of BBK is variable and does not particularly depend on the gender. Look, first, at the tip of the abdomen. In your photos, the gender is defined correctly. In the upper (female), the upper ovipositor valves are clearly visible (under them is another pair - the lower valves-but they are not visible in the photo). The lower one (male) has an unpaired genital plate. Well, their body proportions are generally different (for example, it is noticeable that the male has longer antennae, larger eyes). And in the photo of RZh-zoo, at least, the ovipositor flap is clearly visible.

Thank you for the clarification, I realized that I was wrong, we will correct ourselves.
I have a hard time with the fillies, they seem very monotonous to me.

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02.07.2014 12:49, Penzyak

Hello everyone
I am putting out a long-awaited and long-suffering article (please note that I collected the material for a very long time and I regret that it is mainly about long-moustaches)... But as long as it was possible to pull - I put everything together, determined what I could, then sent everything to Moscow, determined it, checked it and sent it to the press. The only thing that upset me was that the editors of the collection removed the wonderful modern (with the latest trends in taxonomy) table on Penza straight-winged birds, I was simply killed by this... Because of this, the "ears" of the edit remained visible - useless Russian names of straight-winged birds in the literary review of the article... there are no words.

Polumordvinov O. A. 2013. New and rare species of orthoptera (Insecta, Orthoptera) Penza Region // Entomological and parasitological studies in the Volga region. Issue 11. Saratov: SSU Publ., 2013, pp. 78-91.

Once again, I would like to express my sincere gratitude and thank you for your help in identifying the field material and for a number of scientific consultations:
A. A. Benediktov (Moscow, MSU), A. P. Mikhaylenko (Moscow, MSU Botanical Garden) and I. O. Karmazina (Kazan, REO); for assistance in field research – members of the Penza Branch of REO: S. V. Shibaev, D. V. Polikanin, E. M. Monakhov (Penza, REO); ecologists: S. V. Ivanov (Kuznetsk, Penza region) and M. G. Shcherbakov (Bikmurzino, Penza region); for providing steppe dybka field collections for processing: O. V. Avdeev, G. B. Petrov and I. G. Pronina (Penza).

Here are a number of photos of my collection, at first they tried to sort it out from the photo, but then I put it all together and sent 7 boxes of straight-winged ones with the car to Andrey Mikhailenko (Moscow). For which my sincere thanks and respect go out to him!!!

This post was edited by Penzyak-02.07.2014 16: 13

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