Australia, Northern Territories

08.04.2016 8:49, Mantispid

08.04.2016 9:08, Ele-W

what about "Cicadas, Cicadellidae and other Homoptera" ?

Accepted!

Cicadas, Cicadellidae and other Homoptera

08.04.2016 9:15, Ele-W

And here's another album like this:

Grasshoppers & Locusts

In teapot's opinion, everything is logical - they are all "like grasshoppers" there, because they have legs, because they jump and eat plants. Or should they not be combined together just because they are all similar?

And I would also like to somehow sign this bright green daredevil with spiked legs, which is not yet called in any way.

08.04.2016 14:58, ИНО

09.04.2016 3:42, Ele-W

And why are crickets and grllacridids left behind the botrt? They are even closer to grasshoppers in terms of kinship than locusts.

Oh, I didn't know about crickets, I'd love to bring them to this album!

Even Google doesn't know what "grllacridids" are. What's it?

And again, there is a question with the name. How can this whole company be combined and named so that it is clear even to me? I mean, I'd like to keep the word "Grasshoppers", because for me it makes it clear what's in this album for naskomosti. What else can I add?

09.04.2016 3:51, Ele-W

Questions about crickets:

Are they crickets? Can they be added to grasshoppers and locusts?

1. Raspy Cricket, Gryllacrididae, Mooracra sp.



2. Mole cricket, Gryllotalpidae



3. Tetrigidae, Orthoptera

09.04.2016 3:52, Ele-W

4. And this one is untitled. Is it a cricket?

09.04.2016 9:42, ИНО

06.05.2016 4:45, Ele-W

It's a bedbug, right?

06.05.2016 4:46, Ele-W

06.05.2016 7:07, Alexandr Zhakov

06.05.2016 17:22, Ele-W

Bedbug, exactly.

Someone in this thread a few years ago said: "Australia is a country of bedbugs!", more and more convinced that this is absolutely true.

07.05.2016 0:17, Fornax13

09.05.2016 3:04, Ele-W

  https://well.smugmug.com/keyword/beetle/i-MBt827W/A - and this, by the way, is quite a well - known thing-Merimna atrata. It's strange that no one has identified it yet.

Thanks!

Corrected the caption under photos to " Buprestidae, Merimna atrata, Jewel Beetle. Darwin, NT, Australia. November 2010"

11.05.2016 0:51, ПелагеяЧ

19.05.2016 8:02, Ele-W

Great photos! Thanks!

You are welcome.

29.05.2016 8:09, Ele-W

The butterflies are not Australian, but I will also show them here.

Singapore Changi Airport, November 2015

29.05.2016 8:11, Ele-W

29.05.2016 8:13, Ele-W

I managed to find two butterflies on the information stand.

1.

29.05.2016 8:17, Ele-W

2.

29.05.2016 8:17, Ele-W

29.05.2016 8:18, Ele-W

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29.05.2016 8:20, Ele-W

29.05.2016 8:22, Ele-W

And nameless butterflies.

Number 3.

29.05.2016 8:23, Ele-W

Number 4.

29.05.2016 8:25, Ele-W

Number 5.

Vindula arsinoe, The Cruiser





This post was edited by Ele-W-05/31/2016 03: 22

30.05.2016 12:20, AVA

31.05.2016 3:22, Ele-W

  Vindula arsinoe

Thank you so much for signing the title in the album!

01.06.2016 15:11, AVA

01.06.2016 15:20, AVA

03.06.2016 3:59, Ele-W

AVA, thank you!

I fixed everything and signed it.

The number 4.

03.06.2016 9:43, AVA

AVA, thank you!

I fixed everything and signed it.

So far, number 4 has remained nameless.

I'm sorry, but without a picture of the top of the wings, we can only guess...

04.06.2016 6:19, Ele-W

I'm sorry, but without a picture of the top of the wings, you can only guess...

Oh, that didn't occur to me!

Well, let it be nameless. Until my next trip to Singapore, when I'll be armed with the knowledge to catch her and we'll fix her.

29.09.2016 3:41, Ele-W

I saw it in the store! I thought it was a brooch, but I wanted to give it a rapturous click and try it on

29.09.2016 8:41, Ele-W

I met a spider in the garden. Nice spider, big and calm, agreed to a photo shoot with a ruler.



images with the ruler will be later

29.09.2016 12:30, AVA

30.09.2016 6:04, Ele-W

The larva of the cockroach Periplaneta australasiae is exactly the same one that once drowned in your pool (see URL #2824)

Yes, yes, I recognized her right away! In live form, they are much more beautiful. Seriously, if someone took it upon themselves to make a brooch in the form of such a larva in natural size or bug larvae (which we have on hibiscus trees), I would love to wear it. Although the reaction of others can be ambiguous, of course… But still!

30.09.2016 18:56, ИНО

03.10.2016 6:14, Ele-W

15.10.2016 9:19, Ele-W

It's mealybug, right?