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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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30.08.2016 2:12, Alex KNZ

And the first is Tettigonia viridissima. Is not it so??

30.08.2016 2:15, Vlad Proklov

Yes, this photo can be a caudate, imho.

30.08.2016 21:52, Slavinator

Saratov region, Engelsky district, Uritsky Dachas wink.gif
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30.08.2016 22:20, PVOzerski

About 3382: this is from the same" favorite " group of species brunneus / biguttulus/mollis, and even a female. So I won't give you a more precise definition.

30.08.2016 23:00, Alex KNZ

Yes, this photo can be a caudate, imho.


Caudates do not have a brown stripe behind the head (on the pronotum).

This post was edited by Alex KNZ-30.08.2016 23: 01

30.08.2016 23:11, Vlad Proklov

Caudates do not have a brown stripe behind the head (on the pronotum).

I didn't know such a sign!

31.08.2016 7:59, Radik

About 3382: this is from the same" favorite " group of species brunneus / biguttulus/mollis, and even a female. So I won't give you a more precise definition.

It's clear. Is it useless to take photos in nature? Is there a valid attribute for determining up to a species? Vocalization?

31.08.2016 8:01, Radik

Is it possible to identify a jumper?
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district of the village of Tetvel, on the light. July 20, 2016

31.08.2016 10:23, Woodmen

About 3382: this is from the same" favorite " group of species brunneus / biguttulus/mollis, and even a female. So I won't give you a more precise definition.

And about #3395? smile.gif

31.08.2016 10:57, никитатимошев

Here is another cricket, in the yard shone a flashlight and saw it.Help us identify the one and last caught on August 26.

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31.08.2016 11:37, PVOzerski

And about #3395?  smile.gif

It's about the same. Probably biguttulus or mollis. For brunneus, such a pronounced "dissecting" color is not particularly characteristic, and the elytra are too short, but these are very unreliable signs.
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31.08.2016 11:42, PVOzerski

Here is another cricket, in the yard shone a flashlight and saw it.

Oecanthus pellucens, самец

31.08.2016 11:53, PVOzerski

It's clear. Is it useless to take photos in nature? Is there a valid attribute for determining up to a species? Vocalization?

Yes, the song is the most correct, but only for males. In general, in male brunneus in Northwestern Russia, the costal field of elytra is much larger than that of biguttulus (and slightly smaller than that of mollis). There are also differences in the number and density of chirping spines on the inner side of the rear thigh. But first, this is all, again, only for males, secondly, it is necessary to take into account possible geographical variability, and thirdly, there are still, at least, porphyropterus and maritimus.

31.08.2016 11:53, Dmitry Vlasov

Can you say anything about #3376-3378???

31.08.2016 12:06, PVOzerski

Can you say anything about #3376-3378???

I stand in solidarity with Vlad: Myrmeleotettix maculatus. Very close genus, by the way, to Omocestus.
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31.08.2016 12:12, Dmitry Vlasov

I stand in solidarity with Vlad: Myrmeleotettix maculatus. Very close genus, by the way, to Omocestus.

Thank you very much! That's what a lack of skill in identifying fillies means...

01.09.2016 23:58, Пензуит

Can you tell me if it's Decticus verrucivorus or Decticus albifrons?
Krasnodar Region, August

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02.09.2016 0:16, Vlad Proklov

D. verrucivorus, of course!
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02.09.2016 0:26, Sklyar

Good afternoon! Please help me name the fillies and grasshoppers. All photos were taken in the Kursk region, a gully with steppe vegetation.
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02.09.2016 0:37, Vlad Proklov

Good afternoon! Please help me name the fillies and grasshoppers. All photos were taken in the Kursk region, a gully with steppe vegetation.
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1-Metrioptera (Bicolorana) bicolor
2-Euchorthippus pulvinatus
3-Calliptamus italicus
4-Poecilimon sp.
5-I can't say for sure, but it seems that our favorite group is brunneus-biguttulus
6-Oedipoda caerulescens nymph
7-Poecilimon sp. (different!)
8 - Gampsocleis glabra

Interested in the exact location.
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02.09.2016 0:42, Alex KNZ

Does anyone have an image of the decticus verrucivorus gracilis subspecies ? I found a photo on the Web (in some year there was an outbreak of Verrucivorus numbers in Volgograd). Is it just some long-winged form of d. verrucivorus verrucivorus? Or is it a subspecies of gracilis? Who has any ideas?

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02.09.2016 0:47, Sklyar


Interested in the exact location.

kotbegemot, thank you for your quick response! This is the Manturovsky district of the Kursk region, a gully called Rzhavets, the slopes are occupied by steppe vegetation, including petrophytic steppes on cretaceous outcrops. They photographed insects while exploring the territory to give it the status of a natural monument.
Poecilimon can't be more accurate? I thought I could see everything)
And also, exactly in the photo prus? I saw Prus once, he was smaller, but this filly is big and I didn't seem to see a thorn on her chest.
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02.09.2016 0:48, Vlad Proklov

This is definitely prus =)
Males and females have very different sizes.

02.09.2016 0:49, Sklyar

Good! ) Is any of the images interesting?

02.09.2016 0:53, Vlad Proklov

Good! ) Is any of the images interesting?

Poecilimon spp. (they either need to be lit up by the "Fauna of the USSR", or someone will recognize the thread here in person, I pass)-they are flightless and therefore their populations are vulnerable.
Gampsocleis glabra died out in many places in Europe - the Kursk region is probably the northern border of its distribution, it makes sense to pay attention to its abundance.
E. pulvinatus - also, probably on the northern border.

02.09.2016 0:56, Sklyar

Thank you, unfortunately, we have a very difficult situation with entomologists in the region right now.

02.09.2016 1:33, ИНО

Alex KNZ, there was a similar outbreak in Donetsk in 2009 or 2010, and they arrived with a flurry. And their wings are quite the usual length for the steppe zone, short-wings live to the north. I don't know what subspecies it is.

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02.09.2016 11:09, Alex KNZ

Alex KNZ, there was a similar outbreak in Donetsk in 2009 or 2010, and they arrived with a flurry. And their wings are quite the usual length for the steppe zone, short-wings live to the north. I don't know what subspecies it is.


I mean, maybe there are some changes in size/length during a flash of numbers.. For example, this year d. albifrons in Crimea (Alupka, Simeiz...) they were much smaller than usual. And the number of them was not much. And in the same Yeisk (Krasnodar Territory), albifrons were much more numerous, and the blacksmiths themselves are larger.
In the photo, the upper grasshopper was caught in the village of Simeiz on July 23, 2016, and the lower grasshopper was caught in Yeisk on August 10, 2016. The first one has a smaller head and one and a half times shorter wings.

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02.09.2016 11:20, Borka

Georgia, Adjara, Tago village, 27.06.2016

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02.09.2016 14:14, Arachna

Hello! Please help me with the definition:
09.08.2016 p. Prigorodok Khotinsky district, Chernivtsi region
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02.09.2016 15:17, PVOzerski

Hello! Please help me with the definition:
09.08.2016 p. Prigorodok Khotinsky district, Chernivtsi region
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The top two are female Chorthippus from the biguttulus group.
The lower two are female Omocestus rufipes.
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03.09.2016 22:20, Vlad Proklov

What is a grasshopper in Sochi, August?

Not a grasshopper, but a prus (Calliptamus sp.).
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04.09.2016 15:14, никитатимошев

Not a grasshopper, but a prus (Calliptamus sp.).

And in my opinion calliptamus italicus but I can be mistaken

04.09.2016 17:39, gumenuk

Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, near the railway platform Khripan, glade under the power line
2016.08.10

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05.09.2016 12:16, Radik

URL #3409 Dear experts are there any options?

05.09.2016 14:55, Radik

Tell me pozh-that who it can be.
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, Blagodatnaya village district. August 14, 2016

05.09.2016 15:18, PVOzerski

URL #3409 Dear experts are there any options?

About the jumper-most likely Tetrix bipunctata, but you need to consider the proportions of the segments of the antennae in its middle part. If the length is about 2 times longer than the width, then bipunctata, if much more elongated, then most likely tenuicornis.

05.09.2016 15:23, PVOzerski

05.09.2016 15:25, PVOzerski

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05.09.2016 15:45, Radik

Prus. In your case, it's probably Italian (Calliptamus italicus). But the prus from Sochi (photo by alexandronikos) can easily be a different species. Along the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, the big-headed desert prus (Calliptamus barbarus cephalotes) is often found, which differs well from the Italian one in the color of the inner side of the hind thigh.

Thank you very much. On the jumper - I'll try to take a picture.
One more question. Ex. caught at the same time as prus

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