Identification of Hemiptera

03.11.2011 18:27, gstalker

bedbug germany

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04.11.2011 0:24, barry

15.11.2011 19:25, pay

And this bug Dolycoris baccarum ?



Arkhangelsk on August 6

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15.11.2011 20:12, OEV

23.11.2011 12:24, Shapik

Good afternoon!Is the bug similar to Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale?

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23.11.2011 13:22, vasiliy-feoktistov

08.12.2011 9:37, Egorus

Can I use this photo to determine the view?
03.05.2008г. Kherson region, Genich district.
Kuyuk Tuk
r-r 4,7 mm.
Could it be Byrsinus flavicornis
or is it Microporus nigrita? (or ???)
(and then I tried to go to henkei without glasses )

08.12.2011 14:11, barry

Can I use this photo to determine the view?
03.05.2008г. Kherson region, Genich district.
Kuyuk Tuk
r-r 4,7 mm.
Could it be Byrsinus flavicornis
or is it Microporus nigrita? (or ???)
(and then I tried to go to henkei without glasses )

On your head (platypus) would look. Byrsinus flavicornis I didn't come across, and we don't seem to have one species.
Maybe Triplaxxx will say so.

Stibaropus henkei can be viewed here
http://www.koleopterologie.de/heteroptera/...foto-simov.html
of our own, it is unlikely that anyone can be confused with someone else.

09.12.2011 0:02, Triplaxxx

09.12.2011 0:18, Egorus

for barry

This angle will help. The quality doesn't work out.
Temporarily the wrong photo editor.(or maybe "hands"...)
On page 14 of this topic, it was similar.
"Moi" has a non-pubescent belly. There are hairs on the shins, except
for the spines, and there are a few hairs on the surface of the scutellum, but
they seem to be "long" rather than "short".



I also looked at my training camps. I found this one...
(Ukr.Zap.obl.beam on the river.Dnipro, June 2010)





Most likely-
Phymata crassipes
What, really - "rare person"?

09.12.2011 1:10, barry

It is strange that on the site barry has no photos of these species, it seems to have taken them.

I haven't done a large-scale revision of Cydnidae yet, although I may have looked at it, but this is certainly not what it should be...

09.12.2011 1:13, barry

Most likely-
Phymata crassipes
What, really - "rare person"?

Yes-Ph. crassipes, I haven't seen monstrosa yet, although you probably need to look further south.
I've mowed down two of them once in a while.

09.12.2011 8:58, Egorus

Can you say anything about the following types?
In the general image, they are given in comparison with the" yesterday's " view,
which is in the lower-left corner.
Those that are"two" on 17.04.2008 in the district of Melitopol, sagebrush area of the steppe
(4.4 mm and 4.1 mm).
"Bolshoy" 23.05.2007, Melitopol, a vacant lot in the industrial zone. (4.9 mm.)

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09.12.2011 13:34, barry

2- Legnotus picipes (Fallen, 1807)
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/determina...at=460#Legnotus
By the way, now you can search in detritus under the bedstraw.

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10.12.2011 0:32, Triplaxxx

26.12.2011 13:34, nikittokkk

Please help me identify the bug. October 8, in the Pushkinsky district of the Moscow Region, on the nettle.

26.12.2011 16:36, barry

26.12.2011 20:10, nikittokkk

26.12.2011 20:14, Morfey

Please help me identify the bug. October 8, in the Pushkinsky district of the Moscow Region, on the nettle.

On the bedbug eggs tahin.

28.12.2011 21:34, Коллекционер

Voronezh Region. Novousmansky district 2011 VI-VII


in the same place


II

1,2,3,4,6 - Voronezh region Novousmansky district
5-Voronezh region Voronezh forest.

29.12.2011 10:14, barry

Very shallow and dark... Is this an aptitude test?

29.12.2011 10:26, barry

29.12.2011 19:01, Коллекционер

 


1 a b-Eurydema sp., I don't see what
you can see here http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/determina...id=600#Eurydema

pasib, this is Eurydema ornata, and this is a male and female, or just color variability

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29.12.2011 20:03, barry

29.12.2011 21:42, Коллекционер

29.12.2011 22:31, barry

29.12.2011 22:55, Коллекционер

29.12.2011 23:29, barry

29.12.2011 23:35, Dmitrii Musolin

30.12.2011 0:04, barry

Well, it seems like black ones come across by the end of the summer or overwintered, but I didn't specifically deal with this problem... The trend seems to be yes, but I won't say or draw far-reaching conclusions. With age, not only bedbugs often darken...

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30.12.2011 0:11, Dmitrii Musolin

not so much with age, but before diapause (these are different processes, especially in polyvoltine species)

Yes, I looked at the articles, the seasonality of coloring is known for scutellerids,but there are few works. If anyone looked at Eurygaster integriceps and could document it, it would be interesting...

30.12.2011 13:40, Коллекционер

I caught him in the middle of the summer, what a wintering experience..

30.12.2011 16:13, Коллекционер

Voronezh Region. Novousmansky district 2011 VI-VII







Voronezh XII, on the birch tree


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31.12.2011 11:56, barry

31.12.2011 12:24, Коллекционер

and a mustache


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02.01.2012 0:23, VBoris

I will be very grateful to you! All images were taken in Belarus.

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Happy New Year !

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02.01.2012 14:30, Коллекционер

09.01.2012 15:46, Penzyak

10.01.2012 6:47, OEV