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04.10.2008 17:18, YLena

What a handsome man!
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04.10.2008 21:06, Tentator

Primorye region
Tritomegas bicolor
I hope for your help. Beautiful predatory big bug, like from reduviid (or nabid? - I can't look at the proboscis now) brought from the USA, Missouri.
Yes, they are carnivores; their eyes are perched on a mound separated from the front by a furrow. Your -- Arilus cristatus.
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07.10.2008 11:11, Alexander Zarodov

Please help me identify it! Is it a mundungus of some sort? Maybe Eremocoris podagricus? Filmed in MO in October, sat in gnilushki.

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08.10.2008 8:16, gumenuk

Look at mine, too. Moscow Region, September

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11.10.2008 14:26, NakaRB

All shot in Moscow and the region
01 (Pentatoma sp.)
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03 (Rhynocorys annulatus?)
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04 (Euridema sp.)
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06 (Aelia acuminata?)
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08 (Eurygaster sp.)
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16.10.2008 17:43, Mylabris

Good sirs! Can you help me with the bedbugs? All taken in SE Kazakhstan. At least up to the genus-family...

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25.10.2008 14:17, universal

Help with the definition. Black soil region. Like the grub
of a dirty predator?

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25.10.2008 14:55, пигидий

in Moscow and the region

01 Pentatoma rufipes
02 Adelphocoris cf. quadripunctatus
03 yes
04 Eurydema oleracea
05 Rhopalus
06 yes
07.09 Miridae, laziness to search
08 yes
09 E. maura
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25.10.2008 15:10, пигидий

in Moscow and the region

07 now I think lygus rugulipennis

This post was edited by pygidiy - 02.11.2008 01: 55
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25.10.2008 15:20, пигидий

MO in October, sat in gnilushki

Eremocoris plebejus vsetki
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27.10.2008 21:07, NakaRB

More Moscow and regional bedbugs...

11 (Picromerus bidens?)
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12 (Corizus hyoscyami?)
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13 (Dolicoris baccarum?)
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17 (Nabis of some sort, adult or larva?)
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18 (Nabis rugosus?)
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29.10.2008 8:50, дядя Фёдор

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29.10.2008 9:00, barry

Topic on bedbugs:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=155393
2nd Zicrona caerulea
It is highly desirable to indicate where it was taken.
Upd:
1st quite likely nymph Zicrona caerulea

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29.10.2008 9:18, дядя Фёдор

Topic on bedbugs:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=155393
2nd Zicrona caerulea
It is highly desirable to indicate where it was taken.

removed:Krasnoyarsk Territory, Ermakovsky district, 27.07, both were on potato leaves and with larvae of the Colorado potato beetle.

29.10.2008 23:23, RippeR

Live fish caught today in Chisinau, Moldova region.
Caught my dad at work. Presumably he came to us from the country of the descending salt-China. Because I haven't seen anything like this in our country (i.e., I've seen it, but smaller, with different drawings, with slightly different paws)

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01.11.2008 18:46, RippeR

What, no suggestions about the bug at all?? 0_o At least where about this can be found - we have or not.. ???

01.11.2008 19:23, пигидий

Moldavian region.

it's already funny.
Leptoglossus occidentalis
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01.11.2008 19:31, пигидий

Moscow and regional bedbugs

11-13 yes
14 Megalocoleus tanaceti?
15 Elasmostethus interstinctus
16 Acanthosoma haemorhoidale
17 Nabis limbatus
18 -- M. B., I don't know
19 Stenodema calcarata
20 Elasmucha grisea

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01.11.2008 21:39, NakaRB

And a little more... Moscow and the region

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30 (Coreus marginatus?) both?
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01.11.2008 21:52, пигидий

Moscow and the region

21 Eysarcoris aeneus
22, 28 Holcostethus strictus vernalis
23 Nabis
24: - / Vasya didn't listen to his grandmother as a child, he didn't really collect myrid - and here's the result: he doesn't know a damn thing...
25, 27 Carpocoris sp. (melanocerus?) they suck
26 phytocoris
29 Anthocoris nemorum
30 yes, both

This post was edited by pygidiy - 01.11.2008 22: 06
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01.11.2008 22:32, NakaRB

Wow, how fast! Then I'll sleep it off again wink.gif

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02.11.2008 0:56, пигидий

Then I'll sleep it off again

I'll give you all my bank details-or do you have any?
24=31 Lygus? rugulipennis here is a picture right with this bug: http://www.golddistel.de/wanzen/miridae/ly...lipennis-i2.htm
other inventions of this kind are not so similar-either so changeable, or someone is lying - I won't put anything under the axe (but I know that Ingrid is a meticulous aunt, her blunders are rare, serious people define her, pour her overseas wines, she eats printed gingerbread...)
and here are chukhonsky similar ones:
http://www.myrsky.com/albums/album151/Lygu...ainen.sized.jpg
http://mansikka.netsor.fi/mansikka/data/10.1/10_1_2_5.html
32 youngsters do not touch-with
33 Drymus sylvaticus
34 Lygus cf. gemellatus
35 Closterotomus biclavatus
36,38 Eurydema oleracea
37 adult Globiceps flavomaculatus
39 Adelphocoris quadripunctatus
40 Nabis

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02.11.2008 10:34, Borka

What kind of bug?
I was running in the rotten trunk of a linden tree, late August

Please excuse the quality of the photo

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02.11.2008 18:30, пигидий

in the rotten trunk of a linden tree, late August

this is very touching, but first of all geogr.you must specify a point
Prostemma (Nabidae)
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02.11.2008 22:28, Tentator

Live fish caught today in Chisinau, Moldova region.
Caught my dad at work. Presumably he came to us from the country of the descending salt-China. Because I haven't seen anything like this in our country (i.e., I've seen it, but smaller, with different drawings, with slightly different paws)
The find is very interesting. This is Leptoglossus occidentalis. The North American species was introduced to Europe (discovered in 1999 in northern Italy, then in Spain, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia) and completely took root there. What was the animal sitting on?
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03.11.2008 12:10, Borka

this is very touching, but first of all geogr.you must specify a point


I agree, I missed it, if I say Udmurtia, ROC. Izhevsk, will help?

03.11.2008 12:34, пигидий

Udmurtia, Izhevsk region

Prostemma aeneicolle, it seems -- a nice find
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17.11.2008 18:30, Александрс

I can't make sense of my pictures. Can someone tell me who I took pictures of? Many thanks in advance to those who responded.

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17.11.2008 18:47, пигидий

I can't figure it out

Don't worry, A-drs. This is Carpocoris. in them, and without that, no one can understand. but here is one (Agent 006) -- Holcostethus strictus vernalis (there are already pictures above on this page)

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17.11.2008 19:21, Александрс

Thanks! I assumed that I wouldn't get to the exact type myself.... But who knows these people? If I called two of them wrong, I'm sorry..

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17.11.2008 19:29, пигидий

I won't elaborate on the view myself.... If I called two of them wrong...

where is the catch coming from? always write right away -- you're not supposed to define unsigned material at all, I'll go to court-martial because of you...
called correctly, 012 = Dolycoris baccarum, other carpocoris again, but without looking at the genitals (bedbugs) No living soul can reliably identify them to you
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17.11.2008 19:59, Александрс

Thank you very much! I'm sorry that I immediately forgot to write: Ukraine, Kharkiv. All this lives (and not only that) in the city limits... Thank you again.... There are also enough questions about other families...

18.11.2008 21:35, Александрс

I found a few more undefined bedbugs. Can I tell you who they are? All shot in Kharkiv. The date of recording is indicated under each file. Biotope - a forest park area. Thank you very much....

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19.11.2008 17:25, пигидий

several... bedbugs... in Kharkiv

02_09 Nabis sp.
05_07 Adelphocoris seticornis?
07_10 Lygus cf. rugulipennis
10_06 ?Stenodema
13_09, 30_09 Himacerus apterus
16_06 Miridae gen.sp.
22_06 Capsodes gothicus?
other -- larvae (I don't watch)
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19.11.2008 23:45, Александрс

Thanks! Maybe there is a tattoo where to look as I understand the pre-vaginal stage of the one that is 13_06_2008. I didn't find many sites for bedbugs...

27.11.2008 10:00, А. Лебедев

The picture was taken in October 2008 in Mountainous Adygea.

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27.11.2008 10:09, barry

Most likely Pentatoma rufipes as far as can be understood...
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27.11.2008 14:08, RippeR

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03.12.2008 0:28, Алексей Яковлев

Are there any chances to identify my bedbugs from Peru? this post???

03.12.2008 1:25, barry

Are there any chances to identify my bedbugs from Peru? this post???

Maybe this will help
http://www.sil.si.edu/digitalcollections/bca/explore.cfm
There is a link "Insecta"at the bottom of the page...

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