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28.04.2008 10:52, Mylabris

Dear colleagues, please help with the definition. Photo taken on 27.04.08, SE Kazakhstan, southern coast of Kapchagai VDHR, loess sagebrush desert.

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28.04.2008 12:47, Tentator

Dear colleagues, please help with the definition. Photo taken on 27.04.08, SE Kazakhstan, southern coast of Kapchagai VDHR, loess sagebrush desert.

Odontoscelis fuliginosa

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28.04.2008 12:49, Tentator

I'm all about my tropical bedbugs. Costa Rica.

I would venture to assume that this is Oncopeltus or Dysdercus.

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28.04.2008 17:17, kut

Hello! Can you tell me if this is Palomena prasina? Thank
you(Moscow, Mytischinsky district, April 27, 2008)
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28.04.2008 17:29, Tentator

Hello! Can you tell me if this is Palomena prasina? Thank
you(Moscow, Mytischinsky district, April 27, 2008)

Yes, P. prasina

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30.04.2008 16:28, Трофим

Question about bedbugs. Rezeny 22.04.08.
Elongated (S7306412) something like Berytinus, although I don't know-5
mm Shield is especially interesting, the first time I catch this I especially liked the white spots on the edge of the pronotum – 7 mm
And the predator larva or something, and whose ? Thank you in advance.

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30.04.2008 17:04, Tentator

Question about bedbugs. Rezeny 22.04.08.
Elongated (S7306412) something like Berytinus, although I don't know-5
mm Shield is especially interesting, the first time I catch this I especially liked the white spots on the edge of the pronotum – 7 mm
And the predator larva or something, and whose ? Thank you in advance.

1, 2 -- Dyroderes umbraculatus
2, 3 -- Berytinus sp.
4 -- Coranus sp., larva
5 -- Ischnodemus sabuleti

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04.05.2008 13:23, kut

Hello! Can you tell me if this is Sagrosogis fuscispinus? On last year's cornflower flower. Moscow region, Kolomenskiy district, May 2, 2008.
Thanks!
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04.05.2008 13:56, Tentator

Hello! Can you tell me if this is Sagrosogis fuscispinus? On last year's cornflower flower. Moscow region, Kolomenskiy district, May 2, 2008.
Thanks!

This is Carpocoris pudicus.

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04.05.2008 15:55, Konstantin Shorenko

I ask for your advice, if it is not difficult.

04.05.2008 16:14, Nozer

In the photo 1 it seems to be Palomena prasina.
2 - some kind of predator (Reduviidae)
3-I think Graphosoma lineatum

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04.05.2008 16:27, Konstantin Shorenko

Thank you, we will wait for Mr. Tentator, and compare your opinion with his pros.

04.05.2008 18:13, Tentator

1 -- Palomena, but the species cannot be determined. If the lateral edges of the pronotum are convex, the 2nd segment of the antennae is clearly longer than the third, then P. viridissima, and if the lateral edges are straight or concave and the 2nd segment is of equal length with the 3rd, then P. prasina.
2 -- Rhynocoris iracundus.
3 -- Graphosoma lineatum.

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04.05.2008 22:12, Dr. Niko

I'll get in with my bedbugs. If it is not difficult, please indicate the families as well. Moscow Region, Istra district.
Thank
you. P. S. I apologize for the rotten macro photography, at higher magnification IT refuses to focus.

This post was edited by Dr. Niko-05/04/2008 22: 15

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04.05.2008 22:17, Konstantin Shorenko

PS I apologize for the rotten macro photography, at higher magnification IT refuses to focus.

And you attach a macro lens or at least a magnifier with a thin glass and IT will become trouble

free

04.05.2008 22:48, Tentator

I'll get in with my bedbugs. If it is not difficult, please indicate the families as well. Moscow Region, Istra district.
Thank
you. P. S. I apologize for the rotten macro photography, at higher magnification IT refuses to focus.

1 -- Eurydema oleracea.
I can't see the other one.

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06.05.2008 9:11, barry

P. S. I apologize for the rotten macro photography, at higher magnification IT refuses to focus.

In the simplest cases, you can use a regular lens, even if you hold it in front of the lens in your hand.

You can also use old lenses (inverted), such as Helios, Jupiter, etc., they can even give excessive magnification.
The second bug is, in my opinion, one of the ground beetles (Lygaeidae).

Upd:
Maybe so... I don't know who exactly.

This post was edited by barry - 06.05.2008 13: 46

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07.05.2008 1:22, Tentator

Maybe so... I don't know who exactly.

Trapezonotus sp. In the previous photo, of course, a mundungus; I didn't think there could be problems with the family.

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08.05.2008 20:39, YLena

Hello! I ask again for your help in determining.

Taken a couple of days ago in Israel, central part. Thank you in advance.

PS Can it be a larva and an adult of the same species?
The lower one is 2 times smaller than the upper one.

user posted image

This post was edited by YLena-05/09/2008 10: 50

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08.05.2008 23:24, Bad Den

YLena, this S3 IS such a photo gave? What is the size of the animals?

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09.05.2008 2:10, YLena

YLena, this S3 IS such a photo gave? What is the size of the animals?

Yes, Canon S3... + Raynox DCR-250

The first - somewhere 6-7 mm (without a mustache), the second-probably 3 ... looked like a small fluff from a dandelion runs

And I don't know HOW I noticed it. But they both flatly refused to stop for a couple of seconds and pose...

This post was edited by YLena-09.05.2008 02: 11

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09.05.2008 2:47, Tentator

Hello! I ask again for your help in determining. Taken a couple of days ago in Israel, central part. Thank you in advance.

PS Can it be a larva and an adult of the same species?
The lower one is 2 times smaller than the upper one.

The first picture doesn't open for me. On the second one, probably Phyllomorpha; complex with larvae...

09.05.2008 10:51, YLena

The first picture doesn't open for me.

Re-uploaded it...

10.05.2008 0:16, Tentator

Of course, this is Phyllomorpha. In Israel, there are both species of this genus: Ph. lacerata and Ph. laciniata. I do not know what kind of view is shown in your photo.

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13.05.2008 16:50, kut

Tell me the name of the next bug. True, it is somewhat ragged (not by me). Sat on a clear forest (Stachys sylvatica). Moscow, broad-leaved forest. May 13, 2008. Thank you.
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14.05.2008 2:18, guest: Tentator

Or Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale (if the keel on mesosternite does not reach the middle basins) or Elasmostethus sp. (if it does) -- most likely, E. interstinctus.

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20.05.2008 12:36, barry

Help me determine...
Kharkiv, 13.05.2008.
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Kharkiv, 13.05.2008.
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24.05.2008 15:20, Tentator

Coriomeris denticulatus
Prostemma aeneicolle

24.05.2008 19:57, barry

Coriomeris denticulatus
Prostemma aeneicolle

Thanks!

27.05.2008 9:41, barry

Ceraleptus gracilicornis?
Somewhat confused by the striped ribs, it seems wider and the shape is a little different, although there may be gender or age differences...
Kharkiv, 19.05.2008.

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27.05.2008 15:56, Трофим

Something and Rhynocoris or even another genus.

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27.05.2008 15:57, Трофим

[quote=YLena,08.05.2008 20:39]

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27.05.2008 16:54, YLena

[quote=Trofim,27.05.2008 13: 57] Hello! I ask again for your help in determining.

Taken a couple of days ago in Israel, central part. Thank you in advance.

Ah, what a beauty.
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I have since added another one to my collection.

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27.05.2008 17:43, Трофим

Yes, beautiful lace beetles, my most favorite.

27.05.2008 19:14, barry

Yes, beautiful lace beetles, my most favorite.

These are exactly-kraeviki, and in general such usually lace makers, I also admire similar ones ...

27.05.2008 23:33, Tentator

Ceraleptus gracilicornis?
Somewhat confused by the striped ribs, it seems wider and the shape is a little different, although there may be gender or age differences...
Kharkiv, 19.05.2008.

Yes, it looks like it is. What ribs are you confused about? Color of the abdominal rim? In this type, it is contrasting, and the width of the stripes can be variable.
Хищнец -- Rhynocoris iracundus.

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28.05.2008 1:52, barry

Yes, it looks like it is. What ribs are you confused about? Color of the abdominal rim? In this type, it is contrasting, and the width of the stripes can be variable.

Thank you, I'll know. I also came across such a Ceraleptus gracilicornis...

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28.05.2008 19:29, Mylabris

I ask for your help in determining.
22-24. 05. 2008 SE Kazakhstan, 8 km W Issyk, dacha massif. 43°47'07''N/ 077°08'27''E.

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31.05.2008 13:05, PG18

Help, please, with predatory bedbugs.
Ustyurt district, May. They hunt under a lamp at night. The first one, the largest, was smashed by ants.

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31.05.2008 13:20, PG18

And here are 2 more from the same place (South-West Kazakhstan). The first one is from the salt marsh, the second one is from the sands.

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