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08.06.2018 23:06, Triplaxxx

Thanks for the help. Can you at least name the genus? How to distinguish a female rower from a male rower? So you don't have to waste time on photos next time.

Even to the point of being difficult. Males have a modified front paw, often with additional spines, not the same as in females (in your photo), usually larger than in females. In females of all Corixinae species, the front paw is b. - m. similar. Males usually have an asymmetrical belly and often a head with a flattened, angled or depressed forehead.

09.06.2018 16:47, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 9.

1. On kupyr. Orthops?

2. The oddly colored Palomena prasina or some relative of it?

09.06.2018 23:21, Triplaxxx

Moscow region, June 9.

1 -- yes, the head is poorly visible, Orthops basalis / kalmii;
2 -- yes, this is such a Palomena prasina.

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09.06.2018 23:57, Zum-Graat

1-yes, the head is poorly visible, Orthops basalis / kalmii;
2-yes, this is such a Palomena prasina.

Thank you. Before that, I saw only a single-color light green prazina with a light tip of the shield, and in the photos on the Internet it only gives out such a morph. And here some interesting streaks, and the end of the shield is dark. I tried to search among relatives, but there is only viridissima, the same is not similar. So I fell into a stupor.

12.06.2018 23:15, ЕвгенийК

Good afternoon. Please tell me the name of this bug.
Filmed on June 10 in the Leningrad region.

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12.06.2018 23:48, Triplaxxx

Orthocephalus brevis (Panzer, 1798), female.

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12.06.2018 23:55, ЕвгенийК

Please tell me the name of this podkornik.
Met on May 11, 2018 on the Karelian Isthmus.

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13.06.2018 23:18, Triplaxxx

I think this is Aradus obtectus (Vasarhelyi, 1988) .

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16.06.2018 19:56, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 16.
1.

3. Rhopalus maculatus?

16.06.2018 21:51, Triplaxxx

Moscow region, June 16.

1 -- Scolopostethus, possibly Scolopostethus decoratus (Hahn, 1833);
2 -- Elasmucha grisea Linnaeus, 1758;
3 -- yes, it is.

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21.06.2018 0:29, striker2018

Hello. This insect jumped on my leg in the apartment. Is it a bug? What kind is it and how is it dangerous?
The night of June 20-21, 2019. Saint-Petersburg.
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This post was edited by striker2018-21.06.2018 00: 32

21.06.2018 20:46, Tuskar

Hello! Tuapse district of the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, June photos

The preimagial form of some predatory bug?

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Playing the role of an ant

Herbivorous beetles that feed on juicy cabbage leaves, two morphs are immediately visible

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A preimagial form of some kind of scutellum?

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Fine, about 5 mm

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Marble bug?

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21.06.2018 21:10, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 21.
1. Polymerus nigrita?

2. It was very bad, but he can really guess... On nettles.

21.06.2018 22:44, Triplaxxx

Hello. This insect jumped on my leg in the apartment. Is it a bug? What kind is it and how is it dangerous?
The night of June 20-21, 2019. Saint-Petersburg.

The photo is bad, but it appears to be Deraeocoris olivaceus (Fabricius, 1777). The bug is predatory and dangerous only for aphids, leafblocks, etc. It got into the apartment by accident.

21.06.2018 23:03, Triplaxxx

Hello! Tuapse district of the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, June photos

1 -- yes, it is the larva of the predatory Himacerus mirmicoides (O. Costa, 1834);
2 -- Eurydema oleracea (Linnaeus, 1758);
3 -- the larva of Nezara viridula (Linnaeus, 1758);
4 -- Trigonotylus sp., genital group;
5 -- yes, it is Halyomorpha halys (Stål, 1855).

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21.06.2018 23:17, Triplaxxx

Moscow region, June 21.

1 -- no, it's Polymerus holosericeus Hahn, 1831;
2 -- really sucks. This is a complex group, but I think it is Neolygus contaminatus (Fallén, 1807).

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21.06.2018 23:45, Zum-Graat

1 -- no, this is Polymerus holosericeus Hahn, 1831;

It's good that I decided to check it out. I just try to determine from the site "British Bugs", there is no such type, so I chose the nearest similar one. At least Rod guessed correctly

22.06.2018 13:08, striker2018

The photo is bad, but it appears to be Deraeocoris olivaceus (Fabricius, 1777). The bug is predatory and dangerous only for aphids, leafblocks, etc. It got into the apartment by accident.

Thank you very much.

23.06.2018 19:36, Tuskar

Bedbug nymph, June photo

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Marble bug? There are a lot of them here, they probably reproduce actively.

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23.06.2018 22:22, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 23.

1. On nettles. Anthocoris nemorum?
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2. Lygocoris pabulinus?
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3. Tingis ampliata?
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23.06.2018 22:39, Triplaxxx

Nymph of the bedbug, June photo
Marble bedbug? There are a lot of them here, they probably reproduce actively.

Yes, it is a larva of Halyomorpha halys (Stål, 1855).

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23.06.2018 22:52, Triplaxxx

Moscow region, June 23.

1 -- from such a photograph, one can only say that it is Anthocoris sp.;
2 -- rather Orthotylus marginalis Reuter, 1884;
3 -- yes, it is.

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23.06.2018 23:20, Zum-Graat

2 -- rather Orthotylus marginalis Reuter, 1884;

A sign that highlights the yellow leading edge of the shield? I looked at photos of both types, and this is the only thing that caught my eye.

24.06.2018 9:40, Shamil Murtazin

Bashkortostan, Karmaskalinsky district, 23.06.2018
on something like Cynoglossum sp.

Dictyla rotundata?
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24.06.2018 10:47, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 23, some grain on the river bank. Leptopterna dolabrata or ferrugata? They write that it is necessary to look at the ratio of the length of the second segment of antennas to 3+4, but this fourth segment is completely absent. A habitat like dolabrata is more suitable.
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24.06.2018 22:10, Triplaxxx

Bashkortostan, Karmaskalinsky district, 23.06.2018
on something like Cynoglossum sp.

Dictyla rotundata?

Yes, it is.

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24.06.2018 22:27, Triplaxxx

A sign that highlights the yellow leading edge of the shield? I looked at photos of both types, and this is the only thing that caught my eye.

Not only. More color of the antennae, the length of the 1st part of the antennae, more elevated pubescence, etc. Other differences are not visible to the naked eye.

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24.06.2018 22:28, Triplaxxx

Moscow region, June 23, some grain on the river bank. Leptopterna dolabrata or ferrugata? They write that it is necessary to look at the ratio of the length of the second segment of antennas to 3+4, but this fourth segment is completely absent. A habitat like dolabrata is more suitable.

I'll look at the relevant article tomorrow.

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25.06.2018 18:34, usiaz

Hello! Can I determine the view from a snapshot?
On mixed grasses (mainly a synanthropic community).
Time and place of shooting: 2018-06-18 07: 49: 00
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district
S. Katyuzhanka S.W. 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07 '58"

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25.06.2018 18:37, usiaz

Is it possible to determine the species by the nymph?
On mixed grasses (mainly a synanthropic community).
2018-06-18 08: 09: 00
NW 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07' 58 "
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district-Katyuzhanka village

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25.06.2018 18:54, usiaz

Good afternoon! Can I determine the view from a snapshot?
On mixed grasses (synanthropic community).
Ukraine. Kiev region Bucha
2018-06-17 12: 49: 00
S.W. 50°32 ' 47 "
VD 30°14 '06"

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25.06.2018 23:16, Triplaxxx

Hello! Can I determine the view from a snapshot?
On mixed grasses (mainly a synanthropic community).
Time and place of shooting: 2018-06-18 07: 49: 00
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district
S. Katyuzhanka S.W. 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07 '58"

Deraeocoris ruber (Linnaeus, 1758)

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25.06.2018 23:29, Triplaxxx

Is it possible to determine the species by the nymph?
On mixed grasses (mainly a synanthropic community).
2018-06-18 08: 09: 00
NW 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07' 58 "
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district-Katyuzhanka village

Good afternoon! Can I determine the view from a snapshot?
On mixed grasses (synanthropic community).
Ukraine. Kiev region Bucha
2018-06-17 12: 49: 00
S.W. 50°32 ' 47 "
VD 30°14 '06"

1 -- Eurygaster sp.;
2 -- Palomena sp.

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27.06.2018 13:52, Zum-Graat

Tver, June 27, from the giant goldenrod. Heterogaster urticae?
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27.06.2018 22:35, Triplaxxx

Tver, June 27, from the giant goldenrod. Heterogaster urticae?

Stictopleurus sp.

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04.07.2018 16:49, hugoUN

Please help me identify bedbugs
1-from Tajikistan, caught on 08.07.2005.
2-from Peru, caught on 14.12.2000

05.07.2018 8:05, Айга

Help identify the larva. Egg laying on sunflower, Orenburg, 03.07.2018

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05.07.2018 23:12, Triplaxxx

Help identify the larva. Egg laying on sunflower, Orenburg, 03.07.2018

Larva and eggs of the seemingly common Coreus marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758).

07.07.2018 21:26, RoPro

Please define it. I couldn't figure out who it is from Deraeocoris. Moscow region, 07.07.2018.

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07.07.2018 22:31, Triplaxxx

Deraeocoris ruber.

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