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25.06.2007 22:35, Furslen

The question is about this bug and what is under it, because bedbugs are not viviparous, but larvae under it. Do they stay in the clutch until the offspring are hatched?
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26.06.2007 8:51, Aleksandr Ermakov

Good observation and photography! Unfortunately, I don't know myself.
In another topic, I asked you and will duplicate it here: where in Yu. In the Urals (on which mountains) were insects collected?

26.06.2007 9:31, Furslen

up to fifty of the same beetles were sitting on the branches, some with larvae under their bellies, some already spreading. It reminded me of tahin on caterpillars, but the beetles are alive.
Sorry, I didn't notice the question) I do not collect it myself, but I determine the fees and photos of E. Chibilev, some of the photos by location - photos from expeditions

26.06.2007 12:50, amenhotepov

That's how we called him the bug - turtle, and who is it really?

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26.06.2007 13:15, Furslen

Good observation and photography! Unfortunately, I don't know myself.
In another topic, I asked you and will duplicate it here: where in Yu. In the Urals (on which mountains) were insects collected?

Figured it out!! This is an alder mother bug (Elasmucha fieberi), they hatch (hmm, as far as insects are concerned) eggs and then remain with larvae

03.07.2007 12:43, Сергей-Д

Please identify these bedbugs:
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03.07.2007 19:19, Zhuk

Please identify these bedbugs:

1-Chlorochroa juniperina
2-Eurydema oleracea
3-something from Lygaeidae
4-Carpocoris fuscispinus
5-something from Cydnidae
6-Rhynocoris annulatus
7-Palomena prasina
8-Pentatoma rufipes ?
9 - Pyrrhocoris apterus

03.07.2007 21:06, алекс 2611

And exactly photo 4-Carpocoris fuscispinus ? It seems that in all the determinants of this species, the abdominal rim is clearly transversely striped. And here there are no transverse stripes at all.

03.07.2007 21:25, Zhuk

In my opinion, yes. I looked at http://www.koleopterologie.de/heteroptera/index.html and I didn't find any similar ones.

04.07.2007 19:06, алекс 2611

In my opinion, yes. I looked at http://www.koleopterologie.de/heteroptera/index.html and I didn't find any similar ones.

Well, probably. I can't think of any other option. Carpocorys are generally very variable.

12.07.2007 1:07, lerth

You can say what kind of mirida?

21.07.2007 13:59, Bad Den

2 lerth:
And Mirida? I think it looks more like a predator.

21.07.2007 23:35, клайд

This bug was brought to me from Tunis (North Africa). Caught in the period 08.04-06.05.2007 near the sea (said that on the beach). What is it called? Thank you.

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22.07.2007 11:28, Zhuk

This bug was brought to me from Tunis (North Africa). Caught in the period 08.04-06.05.2007 near the sea (said that on the beach). What is it called? Thank you.

Rhynocoris erythropus

22.07.2007 18:28, Zhuk

You can say what kind of mirida?

This is Nabis sp.

25.07.2007 15:07, Zhernov

Help me identify 2 bedbugs, especially the left one.

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25.07.2007 15:12, Zhuk

On the left - a bug from Miridae
on the right - from Acanthosomatidae, it is necessary to look from above

25.07.2007 15:15, Zhernov

Thank you, otherwise I would have been tormented by the question until the end of the century). I have a top view of a similar bug was, now I'll look for...

25.07.2007 15:29, Zhernov

Promised top view.

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25.07.2007 15:38, Zhernov

But I also found several species that I didn't know about. All of them were photographed in the Samara region. #6 like Graphosoma italicum, but I want to hear the opinion of professionals.

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25.07.2007 15:39, Zhuk

Promised top view.

Carpocoris purpureipennis

25.07.2007 15:45, Zhuk

But I also found several species that I didn't know about. All of them were photographed in the Samara region. #6 like Graphosoma italicum, but I want to hear the opinion of professionals.

5 - Carpocoris mediterraneus
1 - Palomena prasina, личинка
2 - Coreus marginatus
3 - Eurygaster ?maura
4 - Dolycoris baccarum
6 - Graphosoma lineatum

25.07.2007 15:47, Zhernov

thank you

25.07.2007 16:29, Zhernov

About the Miridae bug. In the same area, I photographed another one like this. It's not just one view?

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25.07.2007 16:46, Zhuk

About the Miridae bug. In the same area, I photographed another one like this. It's not just one view?

This is a bug from the Rhopalidae, possibly Rhopalus sp. I can't even look at it.

26.07.2007 20:33, Zhernov

26.07.2007 22:10, Zhuk

1-yes
2-in my opinion, this is the larva of someone from Miridae. The photo shows that it is very small, and in rufipes they are quite large.

About the turtle: exactly Eurygaster integriceps

This post was edited by Zhuk - 26.07.2007 22: 17

26.07.2007 22:34, Zhernov

26.07.2007 23:39, алекс 2611

Yes, perhaps a larva, although why Miridae. A very problematic family, here is that Horsefly larger and better quality from my first photo (it seems to me that this is an alfalfa horsefly (Adelphocoris lineolatus), although it is also not very similar)????

Dear Yuri, Advice about identifying horseflies based on photos will not give you anything.
A very difficult family to define, a decent definition is possible only by genitals (according to the photo, it is hardly possible) . And outwardly very similar species. Won't even get to the genus....

27.07.2007 0:13, Zhernov

29.07.2007 0:43, Zhernov

Samara bedbugs again, I photographed them today.

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29.07.2007 21:29, Zhernov

please correct me if you've identified something wrong:
1-Blue predatory bedbug Zicrona caerulea
2-Larva Alder hen bedbug Elasmucha fieberi
3-Sharp-headed shield bug Aelia acuminata

30.07.2007 10:38, Zhuk

1 - Dolycoris baccarum
2 - Palomena prasina
3 - да

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31.07.2007 20:34, Zhernov

31.07.2007 20:44, Zhuk

Dolycoris baccarum, as I understand it, is a larva, although I didn't find it in the Net..
And how does the Palomena prasina larva look different???

How did you not find it? Everything opens in Google

And the larva of Palomena prasina is just at a small age. In Elasmucha, they look very different.

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31.07.2007 20:50, Zhernov

How did you not find it? Everything opens in Google
And the larva of Palomena prasina is just at a small age. In Elasmucha, they look very different.

Yes, I do, I just don't use Google that often

04.08.2007 17:52, Zhernov

I took a picture of bedbugs again. Well, the first one is already a familiar family of horseflies, if there are any suggestions, I will be happy to listen.
The second bug I really like, like it's a larva (wings are not developed).
The third is Eurygaster, but I don't understand the view... Well, 4 and 5 photos again larvae.

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