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Identification of Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets, etc.)

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14.02.2018 21:49, DanMar

Here is a question. Can a grasshopper be identified by its voice? I've heard it seems to be well defined.
Geographically-Kiev, September month.
the forum program does not allow you to attach audio, so I had to archive it.

Ephippiger ephippiger. In terms of time and place, we have it. I will assume either on the Bald Mountain or in the area of Vyshgorod was found. I've never heard of it in an urban environment. Perhaps someone can clarify the phenology of the species or its love to climb trees in coniferous thickets without exception, while at other times it is constantly located on bushes and occurs as in the steppes (Kamyanets-Podilsky (Dniester), I heard it north of Odessa) and in the forest (Kiev, Dymer, Irsha)?.

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15.02.2018 0:09, KM2200

Ephippiger ephippiger. In terms of time and place, we have it. I will assume either on the Bald Mountain or in the area of Vyshgorod was found. I've never heard of it in an urban environment. Perhaps someone can clarify the phenology of the species or its love to climb trees in coniferous thickets without exception, while at other times it is constantly located on bushes and occurs as in the steppes (Kamyanets-Podilsky (Dniester), I heard it north of Odessa) and in the forest (Kiev, Dymer, Irsha)?.
In The Vineyard. But there is a real forest there, in this forest, not in the city.
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15.02.2018 17:11, Torkut

PVOzerski, thank you.

Are these two photos also Pseudochorthippus parallelus?

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It was a very small filly, and I barely noticed him. Who is it?

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The others, are they the same view? Who is it?

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19.02.2018 16:36, Torkut

Here's another photo. This is not my photo and I don't know where it was taken, but you need to determine the type of locust.

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20.02.2018 17:28, Dracus

Stethophyma sp., I dare say that S. grossum (although the location of the survey would definitely not hurt)

21.02.2018 15:51, Torkut

Dracus, thank you! I thought it was some kind of locust, but it turned out so great.
Can anyone tell you about the grey fillies?
I think that the whole company can be attributed to Chorthippus biguttulus. But I would like a competent opinion.
this I define Chorthippus dorsatus as a male, but I'm afraid to make a mistake.

21.02.2018 16:23, Andrey Ponomarev

I know that the wrong topic, the other is not found.
Astrakhan region, Akhtubinsky district, settlement Bolkhuny 28.08.2017
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21.02.2018 17:22, AVA

I know that the wrong topic, the other is not found.
Astrakhan region, Akhtubinsky district, settlement Bolkhuny 28.08.2017

A mantispa, of course.
Most likely, Mantispa perla (Pallas, 1772) or even Mantispa aphavexelte U.Aspöck et H.Aspöck, 1994
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21.02.2018 22:36, PVOzerski

Dracus, thank you! I thought it was some kind of locust, but it turned out so great.
Can anyone tell you about the grey fillies?
I think that the whole company can be attributed to Chorthippus biguttulus. But I would like a competent opinion.
this I define Chorthippus dorsatus as a male, but I'm afraid to make a mistake.

There is a" company of greys "- Chorthippus apricarius, "company of greens" - Chorthippus parallelus, and the one you took for dorsatus is just the same from the biguttulus group.

27.02.2018 14:52, Энтомолог 365

Please help me identify the grasshopper. July 2017, Belarus, surroundings of Grodno, meadow near the river. The photo is not very high-quality, but you can't do anything else.
http://ibb.co/jZacYH

27.02.2018 15:10, Vlad Proklov

Please help me identify the grasshopper. July 2017, Belarus, surroundings of Grodno, meadow near the river. The photo is not very high-quality, but you can't do anything else.

Nymph Tettigonia cantans.
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27.02.2018 17:09, chiffa

Good afternoon.
Can you tell me if Notostaurus has red wings?
I can't attach the photo for some reason frown.gif

28.02.2018 17:56, Torkut

PVOzerski, thank you! And how do you just distinguish between all these Chorthippus?
I tried to figure it out myself, but the pictures on the Internet are useless, because everything is often mixed up there.

02.03.2018 13:23, PVOzerski

Good afternoon.
Can you tell me if Notostaurus has red wings?
I can't attach the photo for some reason frown.gif

The red color is more likely one of the Prussians or Oedipodinae.
I still want to see the beast. In the end, post a photo somewhere, and send a link here.

05.03.2018 12:59, chiffa

Good afternoon!
Here is the link to the photo
https://pp.userapi.com/c841433/v841433711/7...k4H0FSNJldw.jpg
Stavropol Territory, 2016

05.03.2018 13:38, Vlad Proklov

Good afternoon!
Here is the link to the photo
https://pp.userapi.com/c841433/v841433711/7...k4H0FSNJldw.jpg
Stavropol Territory, 2016

Did you notice that the living one had the same color?

05.03.2018 14:16, chiffa

Did you notice that the living one had the same color?


Yes, the living wings are also red, and a little brighter. The intensity is similar to that of prus. Faded a little from mine. The most interesting thing is that this is not a freak, the entire population was colored. I identified it as Notostaurus anatolicus, but the color of the wings is very confusing confused.gif

18.03.2018 3:03, DanMar

Larva of Tettigonia caudata, bred
last year's collection of parents Kiev, O. P. Vydubychi

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19.03.2018 20:53, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

Help identify locusts.Is this Oedalius Decorus?
Caught on Yegorinom place, on the slope of a long mountain, and the slope down stretches to the railway.They came across in normal quantities.
And what is the size of the largest individuals of these locusts?

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19.03.2018 21:04, Vlad Proklov

Help identify locusts.Is this Oedalius Decorus?
Caught on Yegorinom place, on the slope of a long mountain, and the slope down stretches to the railway.They came across in normal quantities.
And what is the size of the largest individuals of these locusts?

Yes, Oedaleus decorus. It is strange that you ask - you have it, in theory, to one place should be, in person it is time to know)))
Females are slightly larger than Oedipoda caerulescens.

19.03.2018 21:15, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

Yes, Oedaleus decorus. It is strange that you ask - you have it, in theory, to one place should be, in person it is time to know)))
Females are slightly larger than Oedipoda caerulescens.

When I was in the camp "Eaglet" in 2016,I met 2 females of brown color, 4.2 cm long, I remember by the tooth.I also have females,only the green one fell apart, and the other 3 are whole.
The date of capture of 3 males of Oedalius Decorus is the beginning of July.
And they met not only on the Yegorin place, but also on the Nikitin pit and the Sarkelovsky coast.I wrote about these places in the topic "Positive temperature anomaly".
Now Epacromiini, on the right Aiolopus Thalassinus?I was caught near the coast of the river at the camp site "Tikhaya Gavan", on juicy short grass.Nearby was the Don River.The rest of Epacromius, only up to the species could not determine.

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19.03.2018 21:32, Vlad Proklov

When I was in the camp "Eaglet" in 2016,I met 2 females of brown color, 4.2 cm long, I remember by the tooth.I also have females,only the green one fell apart, and the other 3 are whole.
The date of capture of 3 males of Oedalius Decorus is the beginning of July.
And they met not only on the Yegorin place, but also on the Nikitin pit and the Sarkelovsky coast.I wrote about these places in the topic "Positive temperature anomaly".
Now Epacromiini, on the right Aiolopus Thalassinus?I was caught near the coast of the river at the camp site "Tikhaya Gavan", on juicy short grass.Nearby was the Don River.The rest of Epacromius, only up to the species could not determine.

With red shins-probably yes, but with Epacromius I pass! =)

19.03.2018 22:04, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

Epacromius Tergestinus are caught on Yegorinom place except for the one that is on a needle with the left pair of wings spread out.The one on the needle was caught in Vladik's field, 200 m north of my house.Vladik(my friend) and I went out to his field and found her.
And again, the photos are not loaded,I wanted to show Prusov on the frown.gifscreen .

This post was edited by NIKITA TIMOSHEV - 19.03.2018 22: 10

21.03.2018 7:47, paraguru

Hello! Can anyone provide information on the differences between Bryodemella tuberculata subsp. diluta and the nominative species Bryodemella tuberculata tuberculata? I can't find anything... In the Southern Urals, even if you do not distinguish between these taxa, the broad-winged bird is rare - in the summer of 17, 2 specimens were recorded in total in the steppe regions, of course, they were not specifically searched for, but... The only photos more or less reliable, these two taxa, found on http://orthoptera.speciesfile.org

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21.03.2018 12:14, chiffa

Epacromius Tergestinus are caught on Yegorinom place except for the one that is on a needle with the left pair of wings spread out.The one on the needle was caught in Vladik's field, 200 m north of my house.Vladik(my friend) and I went out to his field and found her.
And again, the photos are not loaded,I wanted to show Prusov on the frown.gifscreen .


Epacromius tergestinus is slightly larger than the specimens you showed. At a glance, you have 3 species: Epacromius pulverulentus, Ailopus thalassinus, Platypygius crassus (at least in the left row, the second one from the bottom is very similar). But from photos from this angle, it's impossible to tell for sure. Epacromius is well distinguished from this group by the narrow gap between the mid-thorax lobes, and the lobes themselves have a rectangular edge.

21.03.2018 13:04, chiffa

Hello! Can anyone provide information on the differences between Bryodemella tuberculata subsp. diluta and the nominative species Bryodemella tuberculata tuberculata? I can't find anything... In the Southern Urals, even if you do not distinguish between these taxa, the broad-winged bird is rare - in the summer of 17, 2 specimens were recorded in total in the steppe regions, of course, they were not specifically searched for, but... The only photos more or less reliable, these two taxa, found on http://orthoptera.speciesfile.org


Information is available in the determinant of Bey-Bienko, Mishchenko 1951, part 2. In general, as far as I remember, a detailed description of Bryodemella tuberculata diluta was in the book by Storozhenko S. Yu. (Monograph of Korean Orthoptera).
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21.03.2018 13:52, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

Epacromius tergestinus is slightly larger than the specimens you showed. At a glance, you have 3 species: Epacromius pulverulentus, Ailopus thalassinus, Platypygius crassus (at least in the left row, the second one from the bottom is very similar). But from photos from this angle, it's impossible to tell for sure. Epacromius is well distinguished from this group by the narrow gap between the mid-thorax lobes, and the lobes themselves have a rectangular edge.

2 species from the genus Epacromius and 1 species from the genus Aiolopus are indicated for Tsimlyansk.I assume I have Epacromius pulverulentus.Aiolopus is already defined.

27.03.2018 2:21, Пензуит

Please tell me about these fillies. Penza region.

1. Probably Calliptamus italicus?

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2. And who is this? It's about the same size as a large one.

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27.03.2018 2:36, Vlad Proklov

Please tell me about these fillies. Penza region.

1 - yes.
2 - Arcyptera microptera!!! Still alive! Previously, it was considered a pest - but now, it seems, they already ordered a monument to it!
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31.03.2018 3:06, Пензуит

Please tell me about fillies, Penza region.

1. Is this one from the Chorthippus brunneus / biguttulus group ???

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4. ?

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31.03.2018 9:25, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

1-Chorthippus sp.,
2,3,6-Chorthippus parallelus,
5-Stethophyma grossum.
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31.03.2018 10:52, Slavinator

Vietnam, Nha Trang, March
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01.04.2018 1:38, Пензуит

1-Chorthippus sp.,
2,3,6-Chorthippus parallelus,
5-Stethophyma grossum.


Thank you for the definition! And in photo 4 who - no one can tell you?


And here's more on tetrixes.

7. Maybe Tetrix subulata?

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8. Or this Tetrix subulata?

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9. Taken on July 17

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10. Taken on April 15. Oddly enough, it looks in the same phase as the previous one, despite the large difference in shooting time.

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11. May 28

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05.04.2018 2:22, Пензуит

Can you tell me about swordsmen? It seems that the three females have ovipositors of different shapes and sizes. Penza region.


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05.04.2018 16:49, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

All Conocephalis discolor.In females, the ovipositor can be of different lengths and shapes.Ovipositor forms:xiphoid, sabre-shaped.Ovipositor length:9-16 мм.
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06.04.2018 14:35, PVOzerski

All Conocephalis discolor.In females, the ovipositor can be of different lengths and shapes.Ovipositor forms:xiphoid, sabre-shaped.Ovipositor length:9-16 mm.

Update: Currently, the name Conocephalus fuscus is considered valid, and discolor is considered a junior synonym.
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06.04.2018 14:37, PVOzerski

By tetrixes: the first two and the last are Tetrix subulata, the rest are T. bipunctata.
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07.04.2018 0:52, Пензуит

Can you tell me about the sawtails - this is Poecilimon intermedius ?
Penza region.

1. June 1st

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2. July

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3. And who is this-Decticus verrucivorus ?

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07.04.2018 9:35, NIKITA TIMOSHEV

3-Decticus verrocivorus, by sawtails I pass.
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09.04.2018 21:24, Slavinator

Hello. No one will be able to identify mine before Rod at least?
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