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Identification of Hemiptera

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12.03.2021 9:53, kovyl

The common species is Microporus nigrita (Fabricius, 1794).

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12.03.2021 20:55, Microwars

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22.12.2019 Tanzania, Morogoro Province, Morogoro City
district Help identify

12.03.2021 21:12, Microwars

If disturbed, a white fluid is released along the edges of the abdomen. Everyone present within a 5-meter radius has watery eyes. Found on a tree. Unfortunately, I don't know the type of tree. I can make a better picture if necessary.

14.03.2021 1:51, Triplaxxx

These are beetles from the subfamily Ectrichodiinae, there are few such large ones in this subfamily. As far as can be judged from the photo, this is Centraspis petersii Schaum, 1853, other species of this genus live in west and central Africa.
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14.03.2021 20:36, Microwars

Thanks! I'll post a couple more undefined ones in a few days.

16.03.2021 12:22, Microwars

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Zambia 25.12.19

Platimeris laevicollis?

16.03.2021 14:55, Microwars

Size 40mm

17.03.2021 0:31, Triplaxxx

Most likely, they are Platymeris laevicollis Distant, 1919, or alternatively Platymeris rhadamanthus Gerstaecker, 1873, they also have red spots on the gemstones.
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17.03.2021 3:18, John-ST

Help to deal with the beast, something is confused.


05.07.2020
Mytischenskiy district, Manyukhino village

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17.03.2021 9:59, Microwars

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Here's a more informative photo

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And here are two more 4 mm

17.03.2021 10:05, Microwars

Small Zambia, Kafue National Park, 25.12.19

17.03.2021 23:37, Triplaxxx

Help to deal with the beast, something is confused.
05.07.2020
Mytischenskiy district, Manyukhino village

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The structure of the antennae and upper pubescence is not very clearly visible, but in principle, I would say that it is Calocoris affinis (Herrich-Schäffer, 1835), although it is located somewhat to the east of its known range.
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17.03.2021 23:59, Triplaxxx

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18.03.2021 0:27, Triplaxxx

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Here's a more informative photo

Yet it is Platymeris laevicollis Distant, 1919.
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18.03.2021 8:54, Microwars

Thank you for your confirmation. I will take a high-quality photo of cidnid in a week.

25.03.2021 14:12, Microwars

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As I could, I took a picture))
The material is certainly not perfect either..

L - 4 mm
25.12.19
Zambia, Kafue Nat. Park

28.03.2021 22:13, Triplaxxx

As far as you can tell from the photo, this is some kind of Lactistes, probably, or Lactistes vericulatus Schiødte, 1848, or Lactistes incertus Signoret, 1881.
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29.03.2021 21:17, MIV

Apparently something banal, but I do not understand them. Help please.
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 18.07.20.

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29.03.2021 21:38, Triplaxxx

Well, yes, this is Pentatoma rufipes (Linnaeus, 1758).
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01.04.2021 14:36, Radik

Please help me figure it out.
V. E. Yakovlev's 1864 article "Hemipteran faunas of the Volga region" indicates the bug Acanthia ciliata Evm. What kind are we talking about?

01.04.2021 18:39, Guest

Oeciacus hirundinis (Lamarck, 1816)

01.04.2021 22:04, Triplaxxx

Well, yes, Acanthia ciliata is a synonym for Oeciacus hirundinis. Only there is one more species from this genus-Oeciacus montandoni Pericart, 1972. What species did Yakovlev study ???

02.04.2021 7:49, Radik

Thank you for your answers.

10.04.2021 23:24, NakaRB

1-4, 11-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 5-10, 12-surroundings of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region


1. 23.05.2020, Dicyphus constrictus?
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2. 30.05.2020
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4. 07.06.2020
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5. 16.06.2020
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6. 17.06.2020
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9. 19.06.2020
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11. 04.07.2020
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12. 13.07.2020, under the bark of a pine tree
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12.04.2021 23:13, Triplaxxx

1-4, 11-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 5-10, 12-surroundings of the village. Gorki-10, Odintsovo district, Moscow region

1 -- Dicyphus constrictus (Boheman, 1852);
4 -- Tingis cardui (Linnaeus, 1758);
5 -- Monalocoris filicis (Linnaeus, 1758);
6 -- most likely Trapezonotus arenarius (Linnaeus, 1758);
7 -- probably Sciocoris cursitans (Fabricius, 1794), but in general, you need to look at the bottom;
8 - Tingis pilosa Hummel, 1825;
9-Piesma maculatum (Laporte de Castelnau, 1833);
10-Piesma capitatum (Wolff, 1804);
11-full-winged Temnostethus gracilis Horvath, 1907.

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20.04.2021 5:57, Freeman72rus

Good afternoon! I found it on the asphalt of a parking lot. 17.04.2021. Tyumen. Trapezonotus desertus?

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20.04.2021 22:46, Triplaxxx

Paramer is more like Trapezonotus arenarius.
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23.04.2021 17:27, ТМЗ

I ask for help in determining
Today on the bark of a poplar tree, Barnaul
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23.04.2021 22:02, Triplaxxx

Female Aradus sp., from a photo of this quality it is not more accurate to say.
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29.04.2021 0:00, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, June.
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29.04.2021 22:52, Triplaxxx

Some species of Eremocoris, possibly Eremocoris abietis (Linnaeus, 1758). You can't see any key signs, and there's something wrong with the color, it's very bright.
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30.04.2021 0:22, Anton Kozyrev

Thanks for the definition. The color is strange - in addition, I did not enhance anything.

30.04.2021 1:03, Triplaxxx

Well, maybe a young instance.

01.05.2021 0:06, dabl

Is it possible to determine? Karelia, August.
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01.05.2021 22:49, Triplaxxx

I think it's impossible, especially from this angle.
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28.05.2021 22:35, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region, June.
Nabis ericetorum?
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29.05.2021 23:38, Triplaxxx

Nabis are mostly identified by their genitals. This is a male, in nabids the paramers are large, located outside the body, if the bug is collected, you can soak the pigophore (with alcohol and a brush) and carefully unfold the paramer with a pin so that it can be clearly seen.
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30.05.2021 21:24, Anton Kozyrev

Thanks! I'll try it sometime.

07.06.2021 10:15, comprachicos

5 июня 2021 · 15:49 MSK
Borskiy Rayon, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia
Nabis sp.
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07.06.2021 23:06, Triplaxxx

Well, yes, Nabis sp., a female, must be dissected for a reliable determination.

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