Incorrect funny definitions of insects in the literature and on the web

crayon mashenka vs brazhnikov

glyakos-I, on e-bay - in Germany is not from our colleagues
who visited South. africa and our labels??)((

  
glyakos-I, on e-bay - in Germany is not from our colleagues
who visited South. africa and our labels??)((

  Man and nature

Compiled by Ekaterina Shapovalova
Publisher: Ranok
Series: Encyclopedia of Erudite
ISBN 978-617-09-0861-2; 2013



another batch of poison for children's minds from the Kharkiv publishing house Ranok. Keep in mind that the photo shows a dead dragonfly, apparently placed on a flower specifically for the "beauty" of the composition. The blunder lies in the fact that the pretty girl, like other types of dragonflies, are not pollinators of flowers, because they are all predators and hunt other insects, and some even spiders.

Pictures:

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I wonder what kind of cancer morpho should turn out for such a photo, I want to hammer a nail in the head to the creators of such masterpieces...(see the whole topic)

I came across an article by S. O. Negrobov on the new cucugiform coleoptera for the Voronezh Region.
The Russian language is great and powerful.

I came across an article by S. O. Negrobov on the new cucugiform coleoptera for the Voronezh Region.
The Russian language is great and powerful.

Urfin Juice and its wooden kukujusy Urfin Yus and its wooden kukujusy!

Soon, hospitals will perform injections, study the conjugation of ciliates, protest against the juvenile justition, and the Latin name of one famous butterfly will sound papilo machen, sorifomibedinglysh ))))

on the website BUTTERFLIES AND BEETLES OF THE MOSCOW REGION Hoplodrina octogenaria has been added to H. ambigua
http://insectamo.ru/component/content/arti...lodrina-ambigua

LEPIDOPTERA OF THE PALEARCTIC website
http://www.macrolepidoptera.ru/photo/188
The photo signed "Acronicta cinerea" shows Oxicesta geographica.

There is no sign of Drury's Antimacnus. It meant the butterfly sailboat antimachus (Latin Papilio antimachus). Only here it is not named after Drew Drury, he is just a scientist who first described this species back in 1782.
The picture shows a completely different butterfly from a different family-it shows a male butterfly called Mother-of-Pearl big (Argynnis paphia), which, firstly, is from the family of Nymphalids, and antimachus, respectively, belongs to the family of Sailboats.
Secondly, the great mother-of-pearl in Africa lives only in Algeria, and otherwise is widely distributed in the temperate zone throughout Eurasia. And third, the wingspan of a true antimachus is on average more than the specified 12 cm, and is 18-23 cm, up to a maximum of 25 cm.
But in general, the antimachus sailboat is very similar in the nature of the pattern and the general coloring of the wings to this butterfly, although the differences are quite well expressed.

http://www.sivatherium.narod.ru/biolap2/lapsus26.htm

Pictures:

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http://www.sivatherium.narod.ru/biolap2/lapsus26.htm

From the text
"Thin feeding tube..."

There is no sign of Drury's Antimacnus. It meant the butterfly sailboat antimachus (Latin Papilio antimachus). Only here it is not named after Drew Drury, he is just a scientist who first described this species back in 1782.
The picture shows a completely different butterfly from a different family-it shows a male butterfly called Mother-of-Pearl big (Argynnis paphia), which, firstly, is from the family of Nymphalids, and antimachus, respectively, belongs to the family of Sailboats.
Secondly, the great mother-of-pearl in Africa lives only in Algeria, and otherwise is widely distributed in the temperate zone throughout Eurasia. And third, the wingspan of a true antimachus is on average more than the specified 12 cm, and is 18-23 cm, up to a maximum of 25 cm.
But in general, the antimachus sailboat is very similar in the nature of the pattern and the general coloring of the wings to this butterfly, although the differences are quite well expressed.

http://www.sivatherium.narod.ru/biolap2/lapsus26.htm

It was already here, I also posted what's here, what's on syverium

A couple of errors at the very top and very bottom of the article.

http://www.reportage.com.ua/skinews/99-vsj...krasavitsy.html

This post was edited by Wave Storm - 12/28/2013 11: 27

The one who does nothing is not mistaken!!!I don't even know how to say it anymore...

Insects. The World Illustrated Encyclopedia-Martin Walters


Translator: T. Platonova
Publishing House: Eksmo
Year: 2013
ISBN: 978-5-699-63457-6
Binding: Hard
Pages: 256



it is not clear what makes a photo of a deer beetle from Europe in illustrations to the fauna of America

  Insects. The World Illustrated Encyclopedia-Martin Walters

it is not clear what makes a photo of a deer beetle from Europe in illustrations to the fauna of America

And there are no similar species from the same (or close to this) group?

This post was edited by TEMPUS - 12/29/2013 22: 33

And there are no similar species from the same (or close to this) group?

From the genus Lucanus there are certainly species, but in the photo, judging by the shape and color of the mandibles, it is the European deer beetle L. cervus

From the series "entokinolyapy".

Screenshot from the movie "Red Dragon". An interior element in the house of Hannibal Lecter. Both the form and content of signatures of Latin names of insects are "pleasing". Hannibal probably doesn't know as much about entomology as he does about psychiatry and cooking, since he keeps such a place

From the series "entokinolyapy".

Screenshot from the movie "Red Dragon". An interior element in the house of Hannibal Lecter. Both the form and content of signatures of Latin names of insects are "pleasing". Hannibal probably doesn't know as much about entomology as he does about psychiatry and cooking, since he keeps such a place

Standard Thai Souvenir Set
And the doctor's roof is just slightly leaking

Standard Thai Souvenir Set
And the doctor's roof is just slightly leaking

In the trilogy, the Lecturer is presented as a person with a very developed sense of taste (not only in terms of gastronomy). And here is such a very artisanal thing. Out of character

In the trilogy, the Lecturer is presented as a person with a very developed sense of taste (not only in terms of gastronomy). And here is such a very artisanal thing. Out of character

All the disadvantages are a continuation of the advantages. The gastronomic taste is particularly developed, and the entomological one has failed

panorama book "Frightening insects"



Year of release: 2012
Language: Russian
ISBN: 9789661803328
Number of pages: 12

Not only did they manage to put spiders, worms, snails and other invertebrates that are not related to insects in the book called" insects".



It turns out that Goliath beetles have learned to fly with raised elytra. Like all members of the bronzer family, unlike ALL other beetles, they fly without lifting the elytra, releasing their wings through special cutouts on the sides of the elytra.




robber flies-here is a literal translation from English (robber flies), in Russian they are called ktyry


In the caption-grasshoppers, and in the photo, as for me, someone from the locust group

Украинская книжка Комахи і павуки. Моя маленька енциклопедія (Disney-Вінні) ( Насекомые и пауки. My little Encyclopedia)

Publisher: Egmont Ukraine, Kiev, 2010
Translated from Polish by Mariana Chornovil
Scientific editor-Alexander Zakletsky



Text in Russian - " Imagine, some butterflies eat with their paws. But tigger likes to taste dishes with his tongue."

He draws us a scene straight out of a horror movie - a butterfly that feeds on nectar through its legs.

Tasting and eating with your paws are clearly two completely different things.

Well, here the most specific mess is with grasshoppers, and very strange and confusing ))))
Maybe there is a short sawyere, although it is not for nothing that they divided the short sawyere and long sawyere, but in the photo 100% not a grasshopper, moreover, as far as I know, long - sawyered straight-winged stridulates rub their wings, but short-moustached ones-with a leg on the wing.
That is, what we are talking about-you will understand figs-some kind of locust is drawn, it is written about grasshoppers, and the method of stridulation is described as locust))))))

I wonder what - if this book is copied from the west, then they mess up no worse than we do)

>I wonder what - if this book is copied from the west, it means that they mess up no worse than we do)
Uh, no... It doesn't look like it. I'll explain. The mechanism of chirping there (in the Russian version), indeed, is described specifically for locusts: with their feet on the elytra. And vegetarianism is more about locusts. With the "long sawyers", it is really strange. But I would rather assume that the translator translated " grasshopper "as" grasshopper "(in fact, grasshoppers in the scientific literature are so called only by Australians, and usually" grasshopper " is a filly). Well, and then he "went crazy", adding "long sawyers"from himself.

However, I didn't see the original source.

PVOzerski, I also came to a similar conclusion later, thinking about this paradox, but.. everything would be fine, but what about Goliath, who spread his elytra?

but what about Goliath, who spread his wings?

here the creators of the original source have already screwed up. I still couldn't figure out if it was a photo or a drawing. The head looks like it was photographed, and the elytra and wings seem to be drawn.

  panorama book "Frightening insects"

It turns out that Goliath beetles have learned to fly with raised elytra. Like all members of the bronzer family, unlike ALL other beetles, they fly without lifting the elytra, releasing their wings through special cutouts on the sides of the elytra.

Gymnopleurus (Gymnopleurus and related genera) also fly without raising their elytra

>I still couldn't figure out if it was a photo or a drawing. The head looks like it was photographed, and the elytra and wings seem to be drawn.
The option with a photo of a straightened dry beetle is excluded?

http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanography
see photo

  http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanography
see the photo

I couldn't stand it, corrected it-fortunately, the engine allows it.

I read this news here today: http://vk.com/theunicornhorn
Example and details of embroidery with beetle wings. Established in 1880 at the Hobart School for Muslim Girls in Madras, India. Embroidered with gold thread on a black muslin net. Elytra - from goldenrod beetles, which shed them naturally throughout life.
Clothing and accessories containing such embroidery became extremely fashionable during the Victorian period.

Interestingly, the original message read: "The elytra are from goldenrod beetles, which are harvested after their natural death."
But good people corrected it...

This post was edited by komaroff - 22.01.2014 14: 50

Mantis. Nasikomoe. Infa 100%

Google images-moth

Here is a list of results





http://stopklopam.ru/kak-vivesti-mol-vidi-...va-borbi-s-nimi

http://900igr.net/kartinki/nasekomye-i-pti...es/047-Mol.html

  Mantis. Nasikomoe. Infa 100%

sorry the picture in the 1st post is not displayed, what was there?

A. Bernatsky | 100 great animal records



Year: 2011
Publisher: Veche
ISBN: 978-5-4444-1043-1



More correct elytra, not wings. ))



in the photo, after all, someone from grasshoppers, and not crickets.

Biology. Modern illustrated Encyclopedia. " Chief editor: A. P. Gorkin; Moscow: Rosmen, 2006





Dung beetle in the role of bronzerka


in the picture, the green meat fly is Lucilia sericata, not the room fly