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15.10.2012 6:07, Guest

Thanks! Is this exact genus, or are there other possible genera?

I'd say it's more like the genus Lygus, the polymeruses aren't exactly like that. But I might be wrong here, too. This may well be one of the Psallus species, although it is unlikely..

15.10.2012 7:57, gumenuk

Whose youngsters??
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

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17.10.2012 22:16, Shapik

All Crimea, Simferopol, October, 2012 leg. Shaporinsky V.

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17.10.2012 23:40, Triplaxxx

In order:
Carpocoris pudicus (Poda, 1761)
Nezara viridula (Linnaeus, 1758)
Ancyrosoma leucogrammes (Gmelin, 1790)
Eysarcoris ventralis (Westwood, 1837)

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18.10.2012 11:41, Оппозитчик

Dear forumchane! Please enlighten an ignorant engineer in terms of all sorts of insect species. The following insects attacked my apartment in considerable quantities. Tell me harmful or not? I'm not bloodthirsty - if not harmful, then I'll convince my wife to live

(And recently, with a fright, fly-eaters brought everyone out, and as I read about their usefulness here, I was already upset). And if they are harmful, then how to deal with them. What I can say: the shooting time is October 17 of this year. Location-apartment in a new building, Khabarovsk, Far Eastern region. district.:

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18.10.2012 14:45, OEV

Dear forumchane! Please enlighten an ignorant engineer in terms of all sorts of insect species. The following insects attacked my apartment in considerable quantities. Tell me harmful or not? I'm not bloodthirsty - if not harmful, then I'll convince my wife to live (And recently, with a fright, fly-eaters brought everyone out, and as I read about their usefulness here, I was already upset). And if they are harmful, then how to deal with them. What I can say: the shooting time is October 17 of this year. Location-apartment in a new building, Khabarovsk, Far Eastern region. district.:

Pictured is the Beosus bug ?maritimus from the family Lygaeidae-Ground beetles, do not pose a danger to humans, they climb into the apartment for the winter probably

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19.10.2012 1:08, Оппозитчик

Pictured is the Beosus bug ?maritimus from the family Lygaeidae-Ground beetles, do not pose a danger to humans, they climb into the apartment for the winter.

And for indoor plants (we have a lot of them), or are the products also not pests?

19.10.2012 16:34, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar,17.10.2012, about 5-6 mm
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19.10.2012 19:27, OEV

M. O., Poplar,17.10.2012, about 5-6 mm.

Kleidocerys resedae

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20.10.2012 21:28, nikittokkk

Please help me with the bug! Today, in Moscow, on maple leaves. Lygaegidae?

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21.10.2012 15:01, VBoris

Help identify bedbugs. At least until Rod.
DSC_6884 - Graphosoma lineatum?
DSC_9642_copy - Nabis?

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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

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21.10.2012 20:21, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, July 14.
Carpocoris pudicus ??
user posted image

21.10.2012 20:27, Gansucha

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21.10.2012 21:58, nikittokkk

Please help with today's bedbugs (1,2,3) from Moscow and larvae.

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Pushkinsky district, Moscow region, 28.07.

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Moscow, 6.09.

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Pushkinsky district, Moscow region, 29.07.

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Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, 6.08.

Thank you in advance!

21.10.2012 22:07, nikittokkk

And another one today(also from Moscow), on aspen.

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21.10.2012 23:35, Triplaxxx

Ukraine, Rivne region, July 14.
Carpocoris pudicus ??

Rather, Carpocoris purpureipennis (De Geer, 1773).

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22.10.2012 6:02, OEV

And another one today(also from Moscow), on aspen.

Phytocoris tiliae

22.10.2012 19:26, Gansucha

22.10.2012 20:40, Guest

And how is it possible to identify fuscipinus by its antennae? In general, yes, the last two are fuscipinus, the second and first purpureipennis or pudicus.

22.10.2012 20:43, nikittokkk

Can you tell me anything about my previous bedbugs?

22.10.2012 21:48, Gansucha

22.10.2012 23:57, Triplaxxx

You can't tell them apart by their antennae, of course. And on the page of the site to which you give the link, the devil-those that are subscribed. It is not clear whether their "definitions" are confirmed by studies of Carpocoris genitalia.

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23.10.2012 20:01, Gansucha

You can't tell them apart by their antennae, of course. And on the page of the site to which you give the link, the devil-those that are subscribed. It is not clear whether their "definitions" are confirmed by studies of Carpocoris genitalia.

There is also a determinant there: http://hemiptera.free.fr/Carpocoris.html
You just need to translate it from French.

The translation mentions paramers and teeth on them, so the genitals were examined.

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23.10.2012 23:24, Triplaxxx

They copied the identifier from the article, so it doesn't say anything about studying the genitalia of specific specimens from the photos. In general, the main difficulty in identifying Carpocoris is to distinguish between females of Carpocoris purpureipennis and Carpocoris pudicus, otherwise this is not such a difficult group.

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26.10.2012 20:16, Коллекционер

A couple of weeks ago, there was a whole invasion of these beetles.. they were everywhere, and the forest of ash stank.. (Voronezh, mostly pine forest)
who is it?
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26.10.2012 23:06, OEV

A couple of weeks ago, there was a whole invasion of these beetles.. they were everywhere, and the forest of ash stank.. (Voronezh, mostly pine forest)
who is it?

See the post URL #1368 above

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28.10.2012 11:23, Mantispid

Need help

Saratov. Yubileyny. From the Nickelshparg metro station.

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28.10.2012 23:55, Triplaxxx

1 and 3 Lygaeidae:
1-Sphragisticus nebulosus (Fallén, 1807);
3 - poorly visible, I assume Lamprodema maura (Fabricius, 1803);
2 - Reduviidae, possibly Coranus contrarius Reuter, 1881, it is difficult to tell from the photo.

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29.10.2012 13:19, Mantispid

1 and 3 Lygaeidae:
1-Sphragisticus nebulosus (Fallén, 1807);
3 - poorly visible, I assume Lamprodema maura (Fabricius, 1803);
2 - Reduviidae, possibly Coranus contrarius Reuter, 1881, it is difficult to tell from the photo.

Thank you very much! I apologize for the bad photos - the collection is not mine.
I think the 3rd one looks more like Aphanus rolandri (Linnaeus, 1758)

29.10.2012 15:45, gumenuk

Everything you can find about this bug

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29.10.2012 16:39, Mantispid

Everything you can find about this bug

The family Tessaratomidae
is similar to some Amissus or something close to

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30.10.2012 0:32, Triplaxxx

Thank you very much! I apologize for the bad photos - the collection is not mine.
I think the 3rd one looks more like Aphanus rolandri (Linnaeus, 1758)

The dimensions are not clear to me. Aphanus rolandri should have an orange spot on the membrane, and Aellopus atratus is not shiny.

30.10.2012 0:37, Triplaxxx

The family Tessaratomidae
is similar to some Amissus or something close

This is exactly Amissus sp.

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07.11.2012 17:02, AGG

Please help me identify the bug. Presumably Lethocerus sp.
USA, Florida, Largo 55 mm
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PS another question, what species of Ranatra can live there?

07.11.2012 17:47, Mantispid

another question is, what species of Ranatra can live there?

I don't know exactly about Florida, but the following places are marked in the United States:
Ranatra australis
Ranatra brevicollis
Ranatra buenoi
Ranatra fusca
Ranatra quadridentata
Ranatra kirkaldyi

the most banal seems to be R. fusca

http://bugguide.net/node/view/3157

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07.11.2012 18:39, AGG

Thank you Ilya! I have already found this site and 2 determinants there, pm I think I will deal with my bedbugs now

07.11.2012 19:08, Mantispid

Thank you Ilya! I have already found this site and 2 determinants there, so I think I will deal with my bedbugs now

Roman, where did you get bedbugs from such a distant region? (if it's not a secret)

07.11.2012 19:44, AGG

My classmate lived in Largo for 5 years, so he sent me this bug, ranatra, belastoma and some other insects.

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10.11.2012 17:56, nikittokkk

Please help me with the shield holder! Moscow, (!) today, on the linden tree. It was transplanted to the leaf for easy photographing, and was found on the trunk. Thank you in advance!

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11.11.2012 4:27, OEV

Please help me with the shield holder! Moscow, (!) today, on the linden tree. It was transplanted to the leaf for easy photographing, and was found on the trunk. Thank you in advance!

Palomena prasina, very variable color

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