Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

Thanks! Taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region

Please help me.This is akrida from Cyprus.Much larger than our bicolor which I saw in Dagestan.Twice as large.What kind of view?

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Thanks! Taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

Then exactly they are.

Please help me.This is akrida from Cyprus.Much larger than our bicolor which I saw in Dagestan.Twice as large.What kind of view?

A. bicolor is not found in Russia - the taxon was described from South Africa. In Russia, there are approximately A. ungarica (in the steppes), A. oxycephala (semi-deserts and deserts) and A. turrita (Caucasus). How they are actually distributed and where they intersect is a good topic for future research.

In Cyprus, most likely - A. turrita.

kotbegemot, help me clarify this. I looked at some materials and tried to understand what happened to Pholidoptera, since many diverse species of the genus have isolated populations and differ significantly from the eurytopic griseoaptera, including morphologically. For frivaldskyi and ?transsylvanica can be unambiguously described as isolated populations.
Tell me, right, Pholidoptera transsylvanica?
Also unusual is the location of an isolated population, the slope under the podjemnik smt Pylypets (ski resort), Volovets district, Transcarpathian region of Ukraine, 48°39 '07.4" N 23°16 '40.4" E. Moreover, the species was not observed on the adjacent slopes near the podjemnik, and in the immediate vicinity it was not found. Approximately (up to) hundreds of males can be heard in the population when raised. Brachyptera, roselians, verrucivorus, cantans and viridissima jump in their habitats, and isophia / sawtails are found... Below, under the mountains, an ashy shrub is found in the mass. This is a strange situation.
9 females and 5 males were captured for breeding attempts.
kotbegemot, I can add the species to your preliminary list of straight-winged birds of Ukraine, remove the question mark for Pachytrachis gracilis in Transcarpathia, this list is one of the most useful materials for many fans!

This post was edited by DanMar - 05.08.2015 03: 03

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Is it possible to identify this grasshopper, or do I need photos from a different angle?

Hello! Please help me identify the grasshopper. Photographed on 28.07.2015 in the village of Prigorodok, Khotyn district, Chernivtsi region, on the side of a road.

kotbegemot, help me clarify this. I looked at some materials and tried to understand what happened to Pholidoptera, since many diverse species of the genus have isolated populations and differ significantly from the eurytopic griseoaptera, including morphologically. For frivaldskyi and ?transsylvanica can be unambiguously described as isolated populations.
Tell me, right, Pholidoptera transsylvanica?
Also unusual is the location of an isolated population, the slope under the podjemnik smt Pylypets (ski resort), Volovets district, Transcarpathian region of Ukraine, 48°39 '07.4" N 23°16 '40.4" E. Moreover, the species was not observed on the adjacent slopes near the podjemnik, and in the immediate vicinity it was not found. Approximately (up to) hundreds of males can be heard in the population when raised. Brachyptera, roselians, verrucivorus, cantans and viridissima jump in their habitats, and isophia / sawtails are found... Below, under the mountains, an ashy shrub is found in the mass. This is a strange situation.
9 females and 5 males were captured for breeding attempts.
kotbegemot, I can add the species to your preliminary list of straight-winged birds of Ukraine, remove the question mark for Pachytrachis gracilis in Transcarpathia, this list is one of the most useful materials for many fans!

Yes, it is Pholidoptera transsylvanica. By the way, it is indicated for Ukraine in the Czech book (Kočárek P., Holuša J. & Vidlička Ľ. 2005: Blattaria, Mantodea, Orthoptera & Dermaptera of Czech and Slovak Republics. Ilustrated key 3. Kabourek, Zlín, 349 pp.)

The last one is Barbitistes constrictus.

Is it possible to identify this grasshopper, or do I need photos from a different angle?

This is not a grasshopper, but a male filly Chrysochraon dispar.

A. bicolor is not found in Russia - the taxon was described from South Africa. In Russia, there are approximately A. ungarica (in the steppes), A. oxycephala (semi-deserts and deserts) and A. turrita (Caucasus). How they are actually distributed and where they intersect is a good topic for future research.

In Cyprus, most likely - A. turrita.

Thank you.By bicolor, it means I just have outdated information. This Cypriot one is very different from the Dagestani ones - both in color, size, and biotope.

odessa region

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kotbegemot, and in the Crimea akrida what? Habitually from the Cypriot (pictured gonkem1986) does not differ, as for my taste:

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There are instances, tell me what signs are needed - I'll take a picture.

Yes, it is Pholidoptera transsylvanica. By the way, it is indicated for Ukraine in the Czech book (Kočárek P., Holuša J. & Vidlička Ľ. 2005: Blattaria, Mantodea, Orthoptera & Dermaptera of Czech and Slovak Republics. Ilustrated key 3. Kabourek, Zlín, 349 pp.)

The latter is Barbitistes constrictus.

Thank you for the bush lover, and where can I get acquainted with the data on the phenology of the genus? And Barbitistini, also a female pine? But the male was found at an altitude of 1200 meters in the middle of alpine meadows. Ukrainian Carpathians, Volovets district, SMT Zhdeniyevo

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kotbegemot, and in the Crimea akrida what? Habitually from the Cypriot (pictured gonkem1986) does not differ, as for my taste:

There are instances, tell me what signs are needed - I'll take a picture.

Well, I say - there we need to understand more. Most likely, in the Crimea will be ungarica.

Thank you for the bush lover, and where can I get acquainted with the data on the phenology of the genus? And Barbitistini, also a female pine? But the male was found at an altitude of 1200 meters in the middle of alpine meadows.

The first, as if not Barbitistes serricauda.
I don't know the second one, maybe Poecilimon of some kind.

And here is such a rattle (filly?)also from Cyprus.Definable?

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Help with grasshopper up to the view if possible
Austria 6°44 '22.0 N 12°58' 08.0 E 08.08.15 31mm

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And here is such a rattle (filly?)also from Cyprus.Definable?

Some kind of hermit (Sphingonotus sp.), there are several of them:

http://www.orthoptera-tr.org/index.php/che...prus-orthoptera

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Austria 6°44 '22.0 N 12°58' 08.0 E 08.08.15 31mm

Filly Mecostethus parapleurus.

Filly Mecostethus parapleurus.

Thank you very much! Here's another one caught in the same place 21 mm

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Thank you very much! Here's another one caught in the same place 21 mm

And this is already a grasshopper-Pholidoptera griseoaptera.

and one more animal was caught in the same place 23mm

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Is it possible to determine who it is? The photo was taken on July 2 in the Smolensk region near the village of Korovka, Rudnyansky district.

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Is it possible to determine who it is? The photo was taken on July 2 in the Smolensk region near the village of Korovka, Rudnyansky district.

Decticus verrucivorus

This is not a grasshopper, but a male filly Chrysochraon dispar.

Correction: male filly Chorthippus parallelus. The tip of the abdomen is blunt, and the parietal pits, if you look closely, are distinguishable.

Ectobius sp.? 18mm
Germany 12.07.15 coniferous forest

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Egypt, Sharm el-Sheikh, Sept.Size-5-6 centimeters.

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Hello, help me determine. Smolensk region, date in the file name

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Egypt, Sharm el-Sheikh, Sept.Size-5-6 centimeters.

Well, if Egypt, then probably Anacridium aegyptium (Linnaeus, 1764). Other species of the genus, like, do not fit the range. And the parent is clearly the same.

2 chandb: from top to bottom:
1) Chorthippus pullus, male
2) Euthystira brachyptera, male, f. macroptera
3) Stethophyma grossum, female
4) Omocestus viridulus, female
5) Chorthippus from the brunneus/biguttulus/mollis group, female
6) Chorthippus apricarius, female

Good afternoon. Yesterday, some kind of "cricket" also flew into the light in the city center...
The size is approximately 1.5 cm, or slightly larger. There is nothing better to remove.
Please help me with the title.

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Help me determine it. Saint Petersburg, 20.08.2015

I got another male like him today:

Are plastinokrylyas normal for St. Petersburg? I photographed them today. I've never met him before.





The post was edited by Tivanik - 23.08.2015 20: 01

I got another male like him today:

Conocephalus discolor

Conocephalus discolor is this the current Conocephalus fuscus?
I met these two in the same place as last year. http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1506460

It turns out that the population has taken root in our north.

Conocephalus discolor is this the current Conocephalus fuscus?
I met these two in the same place as last year. http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1506460

It turns out that the population has taken root in our north.

Yes, he. I keep forgetting which of the names is relevant ))

  

It turns out that the population has taken root in our north.

I saw conocephalus and plastinoptera in Gatchina (Leningrad region) in 2012. For some reason, only males were found.

Please help me identify the insect from these photos, if possible. The photo was taken on August 27 near the city of Kirov, Kirov region, near the river.

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It's this way: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=397278

Good day everyone!
Help with the praying mantis. Caught on 27. 08.2015 Belarus, Grodno region, Mosty. In the city on a flower bed. Is Mantis religiosa really that color? I've only ever met green people.