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Corrected data. Tropidomantis / Nikolai Vladimirov → Tropidomantis tenera / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Nikolai Vladimirov → Caliris / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Tropidomantis / Nikolai Vladimirov → Caliris / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Tropidomantis / Nikolai Vladimirov → Caliris / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Shirley Sekarajasingham → Stagmatoptera binotata / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Shirley Sekarajasingham → Stagmatoptera binotata / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Shirley Sekarajasingham → Stagmatoptera binotata / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Vladimir Bobow → Mantis religiosa / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Vitaly Gumenuk → Mantidae / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Nikolai Vladimirov → Amantis / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Nikolai Vladimirov → Amantis / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantidae / Konstantin Kraevsky → Choeradodis rhombicollis / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantidae / Konstantin Kraevsky → Stagmatoptera supplicaria / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Mantodea / Vasiliy Feoktistov → Hierodula patellifera / Evgeny Shcherbakov.
Corrected data. Not identified → Ophion luteus / Confidently identified / Nikolay Grebennikov.
Corrected data. Not identified → Deilephila elpenor / Confidently identified / Nikolay Grebennikov.
Just went to molbiol, everything is normal, it works.
Corrected data.
This species is identified correctly.
It's done.
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I took a caterpillar from the camp, it turned out to be a tobacco hawk moth(if Wikipedia is not lying, Manduca sexta What is the best way to feed it and where can I find a mate for it? And I still haven't figured out exactly how long they live. Help me with some advice, good people!
Hello! help identify the insect.
Peter, thank you. Yes, in the third one I can't even understand what happened.
Corrected data. / Igor Sakhno → Acherontia atropos / Andrey Ponomarev.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
Click an image to enlarge it.And once more time: "Reptilium" in MoscowWe have to relish some former industrial zone to get access to itBut there are some fun animals insideAnd some not-so-funny snakesThere are mice (protein-rich food for the reptiles)There are some insects tooMantids......are worht looking toThe exhibition visitors are very active......and curiousAnd quite often — smilingAnd we ...
We have accumulated a lot of feedback about the screens, plus we have generated our own thoughts on how to improve them. Now we are making new versions of screens for catching insects in the light. Who is interested in the question — let's discuss it on the subject of was / became plus what you have any suggestions plus you can discuss the scheme of working with different screens. Our old ...
The tropical environment of Zanzibar is home to a variety of harmful insects, such as tsetse flies that cause sleeping sickness and mosquitoes that spread dengue and malaria. It is advisable for travelers to take preventive measures such using insect repellent, sleeping beneath nets, and donning protective gear.GB Whatsapp
Please tell me what kind of small (4-5 mm) and hairy black calf from the extreme south-west of Georgia, May 20.The post was edited by Jaguar paw-30.05.2024 11: 53
Sugar flake.Thanks! And it's not typical for them to keep hanging out in one place when the lights are on, is it? I read that they run away and do not tolerate the light, but this one waddled on the spot. Could she have been poisoned while I was at war with the other guests? Well, could it have been stray or do we need to look for an entire population now? Again, I read that they belong in the ...
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Please help me determine.This one was sent from China, like they say from Yunnan.Is it Carabus (Apotomopterus) arrowi ???
The site contains dozens of new titles of literature — books, magazines, collections in Russian and other languages. As a result, 245 items are currently available. Velcom: https://naturaliste.ru/catalog/s28This post was edited by Asar - 05/26/2024 17: 54
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Добрый день!Подскажите клопов из-под Тулы: сняты в середине мая, Тульская область.1. ? 2. Rhynocoris annulatus ? 3. Carpocoris purpureipennis ? Сообщение было отредактировано InsideOfDream - 23.05.2024 10:32
A friend caught locusts in the vineyards in the vicinity of Sevastopol and, at my request, kept them for himself. After a week of life, she gave birth to him - they had to get rid of the offspring. The very next day, I was able to go to his countryside and take this miracle for myself. For a week and a half, she lived in my terrarium from a jar, where I put various herbs and cereals, and ...
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Hello everyone. Please tell me the family-Road wasps, or burrowing, or something else altogether?Taken at my KMV site on October 10. Pictures:_45_.JPG — (757.29 k)
Posted the first section of the forum. For this purpose, "Travel and Expedition Reports" was selected — it has few topics, but quite a lot of posts (more than 22,000), so you can check different publications. You can see what happened here: https://insecta.pro/ru/community/c20. Remarks: 1. This section on Insecta is already working, you can add messages to it. 2. Those who synced their accounts ...
Vitaly please pay attention to the legs of sawfly larvae and the legs of Geometridae caterpillars.
The author specified the following definition before the species: Heorta gnoma.
Today I also walked around:https://evergestis.wordpress.com/2024/05/09...n-hall-park-14/
I will wait for Eugene's comment, and according to the results.
This is Megatoma conspersa (Solsky, 1876), it is not listed. Definition Alexey Kovalev
Shamil, judging by the history of comments on ainat, I would rather send it to Heorta sp. yes, and in inaccurate ones. As for the taxon itself — I don't want to judge it from the ainat, especially when it's not supported by more decent sources. Our source is also not very good, but at least there is a view of this kind on EOL. I wrote to the author of the photo yesterday, if he does not answer ...
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