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14.07.2009 20:24, barry

Help with the definition of bedbugs

? Aellopus atratus

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14.07.2009 22:59, Liparus

Camptopus lateralis

Their larvae are peculiar, mimic large ants

14.07.2009 23:11, Dmitrii Musolin

Their larvae are peculiar, mimicking large ants

apparently, this is not uncommon in alidids. Larvae of Alydus calcaratus mimic two types of ants: in the younger instars they mimic one type, and in the older ones they mimic another. There is an assumption that their eggs overwinter in anthills...

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14.07.2009 23:38, barry

Help me distribute...
Kharkiv
Students studied what birds feed their offspring, took them from the chick, so in this form... It looks like a bug...
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15.07.2009 0:35, Pleco

Like Tingis cardui. ~3.5 mm should it be?

Ага

20.07.2009 10:24, a-glazin

What's it?Help me distribute it...All the windows in Volgograd are covered with them.On the Forum in the pictures did not find.Are they dangerous to humans?How can I explain to them not to enter the apartment?

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21.07.2009 15:31, barry

Where did the promised beetles from Mangup go? So I want to see...

28.07.2009 21:53, a-glazin

Well, no one can identify an insect?Can you help me?

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28.07.2009 22:30, nik17

Tell me what it's called. Lives in Moscow.

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28.07.2009 22:44, omar

this is bedbug

28.07.2009 22:49, nik17

it's a bug

Thanks!

29.07.2009 0:43, barry

Well, no one can identify an insect?Can you help me?

Well, Rhopalidae like, but such exactly did not come across. It is necessary to catch and drive on the keys.

29.07.2009 10:26, Guest

Help me distribute it... Are they dangerous to humans? How can I explain to them not to enter the apartment?

Arocatus melanocephalus (F.); not dangerous to humans; nothing can be explained to them.

29.07.2009 10:35, Dmitrii Musolin

Arocatus melanocephalus is a Lygaeidae. It is known about them that they climb into houses in the summer. Apparently, they have a period of summer dormancy (like wintering, but in summer, called "estivation" or "summer diapause"). If it is hot in summer and they are not very comfortable at the edges of the forest, in parks, then they are looking for cooler and wetter places in residential areas. Not dangerous.

29.07.2009 14:02, a-glazin

Thank YOU ALL!

03.08.2009 4:51, VSB

Does anyone know this cute guy? I would be grateful for the information. Taken in Chelyabinsk yesterday (2.08.09)

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03.08.2009 5:00, Vlad Proklov

Tell me what it's called. Lives in Moscow.

Does it look like a female Leptopterna ?dolabrata (MIridae).

03.08.2009 10:24, Ilia Ustiantcev

It looks like some kind of gladysh. Moscow region, Odintsovo district.
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03.08.2009 11:01, Zhuk

It looks like some kind of gladysh. Moscow region, Odintsovo district.

Notonecta glauca

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18.08.2009 14:52, KingSnake

Help identify the bug.

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19.08.2009 17:10, Юстус

Put in a good word for this "Dolmatian" (literally and figuratively), plz. Croatia, Dalmatia, Zadar. I didn't break his sawyere, but I did.

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19.08.2009 17:17, Fornax13

Solenosthedium bilunatum

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19.08.2009 18:59, barry

Help identify the bug.

Like male Leptopterna dolabrata.

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25.08.2009 10:40, KingSnake

What kind of bug? The plant on which it sits I do not know. Mordovia

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25.08.2009 10:46, barry

What kind of bug? The plant on which it sits I do not know. Mordovia

Tropidothorax leucopterus

29.08.2009 23:29, Yanich

tell me what kind of bug is this, and is it a bug at all? Proboscis smushchaet strongly... Photo taken on July 27, 2009 in the Stavropol Territory, Blagodarnensky district.

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30.08.2009 0:13, barry

tell me what kind of bug is this, and is it a bug at all? Proboscis smushchaet strongly... Photo taken on July 27, 2009 in the Stavropol Territory, Blagodarnensky district.

From the top I take it no? It looks like Syromastus rhombeus.
What's wrong with the trunk? It seems normal, bedbug-like...

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30.08.2009 9:18, Yanich

Unfortunately, he couldn't take a picture from above, so he ran away. And at the expense of the proboscis, I never paid attention to the fact that it is so long in bedbugs.

31.08.2009 21:03, Mantispid

Bedbugs. Saratov region, Saratovsky district, O. P. Burkin. Help me determine, because in bedbugs I rummage completely.

01.09.2009 17:29, Dr. Niko

And my Klopidze, if possible. 28.08.09 to the light. MO, Bullfinch.

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04.09.2009 16:37, Александрс

There are a couple of specimens from the chalk slopes (Kharkiv region). Maybe someone will identify them. Taken on 24.08.09. Thanks!

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05.09.2009 9:06, barry

There are a couple of specimens from the chalk slopes (Kharkiv region). Maybe someone will identify them. Taken on 24.08.09. Thanks!

Rubiconia intermedia

07.09.2009 15:56, Amplion

And my Klopidze, if possible. 28.08.09 to the light. MO, Bullfinch.

This is Adelphocoris quadripunctatus F., it seems

07.09.2009 19:11, Mantispid

Well, who can handle mine???

07.09.2009 20:47, Amplion

Well, who can handle mine???

And I would be glad, but I didn't see such people, I would have a binocular ... The first, second, fourth - horseflies, which I can not stand. The fifth is someone from the Mundanes, by the way, looks a little like:
http://www2.pms-lj.si/heteroptera/rhyvul.htm
But I don't know if this riparochromus is found in the Saratov region or in Russia in general. The third seems to be also from the Ligaeidae, but who? Most interesting.

08.09.2009 11:44, Tentator

Bedbugs. Saratov region, Saratovsky district, O. P. Burkin. Help me determine, because in bedbugs I rummage completely.

1, 2 -- Deraeocoris ruber;
3 -- D. lutescens;
4 -- Aphanus rolandri (?), larva;
5 -- Rhyparochromus vulgaris.

And my Klopidze, if possible. 28.08.09 to the light. MO, Bullfinch.

Most likely, Adelphocoris lineolatus.

08.09.2009 14:06, Mantispid

Many thanks to Tentator for the definition !!!

12.09.2009 8:22, akulich-sibiria

hello. Several bedbugs from Siberia. If possible, thank you in advance
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12.09.2009 9:37, barry

Several bedbugs from Siberia.

It would be more precise... Krasnoyarsk?

12.09.2009 9:57, akulich-sibiria

It would be more precise... Krasnoyarsk?

That's right. Everything is collected within Krasnoyarsk. Either a birch or pine forest. It is most interesting to find out under No. 1, this is some kind of predatory bedbugs.

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