Australia, Northern Territories

21.05.2010 16:30, Ele-W

Promised insects from under a motel lamp (Mataranka, NT, Australia. April). The insects are all small, and I don't know any names, of course. Well, what flew/crawled, then I took it out.

I will first post "group shots", and then gradually I will show "individuals" how much time is enough.

1. On the left - the Cicadellidae



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21.05.2010 16:32, Ele-W

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5. at the bottom of the cicadas (Cicadellidae)



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21.05.2010 16:33, Ele-W

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Are these eggs? They were plastered all over the wall.

21.05.2010 16:33, Ele-W

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I found a spider under the ceiling.



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21.05.2010 17:35, NaaNa

21.05.2010 21:29, RippeR

22.05.2010 3:20, Ele-W

super photos! just amazing!

Thanks!

22.05.2010 3:25, Ele-W

and there are the beetles! And who said that they are not? They're just small and nobody pays attention to them )

I, I pay attention, like, " there's something small flying, probably a BUG!"

It is almost impossible to photograph them, they are really very small and scurry back and forth quickly. The good thing about this motel is that the lantern over the front door hangs well and the wall is painted in a light beige color, you can take pictures of all sorts of small things.

22.05.2010 3:58, Ele-W

8. Apparently, a firefly from the genus Cataclysta is found in Australia, according to the website funet.fi, several species, and one - Cataclysta lemnata-is also found in MO



9. big green in the center-cicadas (Cicadellidae)



10. butterfly in the center-most likely belong to the genus Cataclysta or very close to it (similar to our Cataclysta lemnata)



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22.05.2010 3:59, Ele-W

11. The Blattellidae cockroach



12. volnyanka



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22.05.2010 8:08, Ilia Ustiantcev

22.05.2010 18:46, Zhuk

23.05.2010 15:15, Ele-W

The last picture from 209 posts appears to be a firefly from the genus Cataclysta-theirs in Australia, according to the site funet.fi, several species, and one - Cataclysta lemnata-is also found in MO.

I put a number above each picture to make it easier to figure out where someone is later.

23.05.2010 15:17, Ele-W

the most interesting photos of the entire album have gone! it was long overdue

There was no need to shoot the insects separately.

23.05.2010 15:25, Ele-W

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23.05.2010 15:26, Ele-W

17. green-cicadas (Cicadellidae)



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23.05.2010 15:26, Ele-W

20. The Blattellidae cockroach



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24.05.2010 5:23, Ele-W

Another butterfly from Mataranka. Skipper Moth (Cephrenes augiades). I can't vouch for the name, I found it on one site from a local nature lover.

24.05.2010 5:24, Ele-W

24.05.2010 5:24, Ele-W

And this is a similar, but gray, flew together with an orange moth, if not a relative and not a spouse, then it means just a friend.



Mataranka, NT, Australia. April.

24.05.2010 5:54, Ele-W

And again insects from under the lamp.

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24.05.2010 5:56, Ele-W

25. Cicadas (Cicadellidae)



26. The Blattellidae cockroach



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24.05.2010 5:57, Ele-W

I found the dead carcass on the porch of the cottage this morning.

25.05.2010 4:38, Ele-W

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29. At the top of the Cicadellidae

Cicadellidae at the top" and the same species further on - Dictyopharidae. Yemelyanov would be happy in St. Petersburg... ©



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25.05.2010 4:39, Ele-W

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27.05.2010 4:34, Ele-W

34. 2 weevils



35. 1 weevil



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Braconidae ©



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27.05.2010 4:35, Ele-W

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caddis fly ©



38. some striped moth (Thyrididae) and on the left a Cicadellidae



39. in the center is a weevil, and on the bottom right-staphylin



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27.05.2010 5:24, vasiliy-feoktistov

So the beetles went (3 weevils and 1 staphylin) Thanks !

27.05.2010 5:39, Ele-W

So the beetles went (3 weevils and 1 staphylin) Thanks !

You are welcome! Thank the gods they're beetles, or I'm not sure anymore."

(shrewdly.) Staphylin - is it gray and without a nose?

27.05.2010 5:45, vasiliy-feoktistov

You are welcome! Thank the gods they're beetles, or I'm not sure anymore."

(shrewdly.) Staphylin - is it gray and without a nose?

No, this is the one in the last picture at the bottom (with short elytra)
No. 34 - 2 weevils
No. 35-one of these two
No. 39-in the center is a weevil, and on the bottom right is a staphylin.

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27.05.2010 7:24, Ele-W

No, this is the one in the last picture at the bottom (with short elytra)
No. 34 - 2 weevils
No. 35-one of these two
No. 39-in the center is a weevil, and on the bottom right is a staphylin.

Oh, that's how everything is immediately clear! Thank you very much!

28.05.2010 4:10, Ele-W

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28.05.2010 4:11, Ele-W

43. bottom weevil



44. 4 small cicadas (Cicadellidae) and 1 weevil



45. left 2 cicadas [Cicadellidae)



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31.05.2010 6:19, Ele-W

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48. One cicadas (Cicadellidae)from below



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31.05.2010 6:20, Ele-W

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31.05.2010 8:30, Victor Titov

Preliminary conclusion: riders, bedbugs, cicadas, micro-(semi-micro? )- scales, and from beetles-mainly elephants.

31.05.2010 8:48, vasiliy-feoktistov

Preliminary conclusion: riders, bedbugs, cicadas, micro-(semi-micro? )- scales, and from beetles-mainly elephants.

Yes you can also add staff

31.05.2010 8:55, Victor Titov

Yes, you can also add staff

I say - mostly elephants. And Staf is lonely...

01.06.2010 5:34, Ele-W

Preliminary conclusion: riders, bedbugs, cicadas, micro-(semi-micro? )- scales, and from beetles-mainly elephants.

Just "it's not evening yet." Everything that looks more like beetles arrives later and does not particularly climb under the lamp, I'll show you now.