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Corrected data. Not identified / Imago → Angerona prunaria / Confidently identified / Female / Eddy Verfaillie.
To the request on the page https://insecta.pro/ru/taxonomy/199154: while I'm creating a taxon of this kind (based on ZIN et al.), there will be a curator of the taxon — if necessary, he will move it.
There was a problem with autosuggestions engine but it\\\'s solved now. The taxa search through all the website (including images uploading and taxa linking) is fully-functioning now. If you still have problems with autosuggestions — just press Ctrl+F5 to reload the webpage without the cash data.
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In the barn, I "caught" a hornet's nest with 2 or 3 adult wasps in a plastic container. They lived there for 2 months without water or food. At the end, their larvae hatched, the adults soon died, and the young ones lived for about a week after the adults died.
Previously, there were several such images, but they were not taken, and the internal structure of the genitals was not shown.
There is an interesting day butterfly that no one has done yet. Only females are caught. Most likely parthenogenesis.http://szmn.eco.nsc.ru/picts/butterfly/Sat...patrushevae.htm
Colias erate07.11.2021, Kherson region, N. KakhovkaColias crocea07.11.2021, Kherson region, N. Kakhovka
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We have comment from email: It is a Gonocerus acuteangulatus. It is not an Haploprocta sulcicornis. Look the edge of the neck : on your picture it has the same color than the pronotum: this would not be the case it it was an Haploprocta sulcicornis.
Why, everything is the same as in the living, but you don't have to run after them (spend energy) and it is better absorbed (softer), and it is easier to chew...
It was quite strange for me to read all this, to be honest. I turned to Kirill Vladimirovich many times - both when preparing my dissertation, and later when I brought material from the reserve where I worked. And then I started working with food companies to identify the detected pests - and this, I will tell you, is still a pleasure when they send a photo of an insect on the floor, taken from ...
Let me quote: "Among the large cockroach species that live everywhere, in warehouses, ships and mines, we should name the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana), whose body length is up to 4.5 cm........In this species, females also have wings. "V. J. Stanek" Illustrated Encyclopedia of Insects "( 1977 Artia Publishing House, Prague). Perhaps you should understand that they were already in ...
I’ll answer my own question. This is a predatory bug https://imageup.ru/img15/4167793/klop-khishchnets.png