Identification of Hemiptera

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30.01.2012 14:12, akulich-sibiria

1. Krasnoyarsk Territory, Kozulsky district. Fir tree, into the trap. 6 mm. The anterior edge of the pronotum is serrated. The 2nd class is almost the same as the 3rd class. Front corners of the prdsp. white. The rest of it is mostly black. I'm going out on Aradus depressus F
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2. ibid. 8.5 mm. The leading edge of the prdsp. jagged. The 2nd part of the mustache is longer than the 3rd part. The shield is quite wide. Mustache and legs without white bumps. The proboscis is quite long, extending beyond the posterior edge of the prgr. The top of the 2nd and 3rd whiskers and the very tops of the shins are lighter. I decided on Aradus obtectus Vash.
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3. Ibid. 7 mm. The leading edge of the chipboard without denticles. The proboscis goes behind the front basins. 2-3 parts of the mustache are completely black. The 2nd part of the mustache is larger than the 3rd and slightly longer than the head in the middle rather sharply thickens.
Basal half of the nadcrl. In the outer part, it is widely spread out. The lateral processes of the head are long, convex on the outside. As a variant of Aradus crenaticollis Sahlb., although for this species it is indicated that the 4th member at the top is white, my specimen is completely black. On bedbugs of Siberia still some kind is given, but it is from Yakutia
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07.02.2012 17:44, barry

what does Aradus pictus look like ?? I didn't find it at Vinokurov's, but I did find it on the Internet using the caller ID. http://macroid.ru/determination.php?cat=597 I go out on it. It is indicated for the forest zone and just on coniferous trees.... The edges of the pronotum are jagged as in the picture, transparent on the sides, the 3rd part of the whisker on the top is white.
or still obtectus ??

It looks like all the other Aradus (judging by the picture), like nothing special.

This is from the Fauna of Ukraine (p. 118).
Fauna of Ukraine. Poluzhestkokrylye, Vol. 21, Issue 4. Beritidi, Chervonoklopi, Piezmatidi, Pydkorniki i tingidi.
If you don't find it, I'll post it...
By area as indicated-From Zap. Europe through Siberia to Primorye, so it may well be...

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15.03.2012 13:51, blackpulsar

Hello, I'm sorry if I'm asking in the wrong topic, but I really need help identifying an insect.
We live in the Leningrad region (closer to the city) in a wooden house, which is at least 70 years old. Periodically, only my husband has small red spots, in the center of which are bright red dots, with a mass appearance, he turned to the skin dispensary and they said that these were insect bites (which one was not specified) After a while, the specks themselves passed and we calmed down. And after a while, they began to appear singly in different places. Of the insects, we only managed to find the representative in the photo, on whom we blamed all the blame when we found him in bed. But it doesn't really look like a bug, so I decided to ask you for help.
Its parameters:
7mm in length
, with an average width of approximately 3-4mm
. color: dark brown stripes
on the bottom - almost white (light beige)
Who is in the photo?
Maybe it wasn't his fault.
I am very sorry for the quality of the photo, but this is the best that I managed to do

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