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01.09.2006 19:19, RippeR: comment on Grasshoppers

I mean, concentration is more difficult, although they don't care - they don't have consciousness, which means they don't bother so stupidly Another example is that during hypnosis, a person's brain activity decreases very much, but still he does not sleep (1 site still remains active). Perhaps insects have something similar. Or perhaps they also have a dream, only it is expressed in a different ...

01.09.2006 8:09, Necrocephalus: comment on Material processing, bringing to an optimal appearance

Thank you for your tips! Today, probably, I'll buy alcohol and try to arrange an acetone-alcohol cleaning for the beetle. Acetone BDA get nowhere (it is included in the list of precursors, so in the chemical store to buy it you need to have a special permit; the same can be said about chloroform), but there is a fairly clean technical, which evaporates does not leave the slightest traces on the ...

31.08.2006 21:28, taler: comment on Feeding butterflies and other insects at home

It is the hawk moth that I do not know...Other butterflies readily feed on a weak honey solution.The portion is unlimited-it will fall off itself when it is satied

25.08.2006 13:25, Насекомовед: comment on The genus Poecilimon in Europe

There is also a list of all the right-winged birds in Europe with their distribution by region.:Heller K.G., Korsunovskaya O.S., Ragge D.R., Vedenina V., Willemse F., Zhantiev R.D., Frantsevich L., 1998. Check-List of Europea Orthoptera // Articulata. Beiheft 7. S. 1-61.It contains 72 species of the genus Poecilimon and 46 Isophya.This post was edited by Insect Expert - 08/25/2006 13: 48

25.08.2006 12:34, Насекомовед: comment on Tetrigid from South Africa

In appearance, most likely a larva of one of the last instars, but 100% female. I dare to assume that the subfamily Tetriginae (species of this subfamily also live in Russia).

24.08.2006 22:51, sahaj: comment on Direction of entrance to the nest structure

What was required to prove!Thank you, hunter.

24.08.2006 16:32, Охотник за осами: comment on Questions about bumblebees

comrades, how can I attract bumblebees for nesting in the spring, please chew them, and in the forest in what places to look,in burrows-no, there are only wasps

23.08.2006 14:05, vespabellicosus: comment on Sympetrum pedemontanum

Bandaged dragonfly S. pedemontanum. On a railway track, near a small overgrown pond. Surroundings of Cheboksary, Republic of Chuvashia. August 23, 2006. Pictures:Dragonfly__bandaged_ _ Sympetrum__pedemontanum_ _ 23__Августа_2006.JPG — (138.66 k)

22.08.2006 15:59, okoem: comment on Zygaenidae

It is not so easy to identify mottled flowers from photos. First you need to know where the photo came from?In general, it looks like Z. viciae, but not necessarily it.

22.08.2006 15:57, okoem: comment on A Couple of Lycaenids

If from central Russia, then Polyommatus amandus.

22.08.2006 15:55, okoem: comment on Lycaenid

Let the author first answer where and when the photo was taken - there will be fewer options for divination. Maybe it's even in some kind of America ;- )And it's definitely not meleager. We have a lot of them - they are not like that.

22.08.2006 15:50, Dmitry Vlasov: comment on Female hornbill

Well, then, we'll count L. M. ...

20.08.2006 22:19, guest: Dorcadion: comment on Pericallia matronula what does a caterpillar look like?

Thank you very much!

20.08.2006 13:09, Pirx: comment on Episyrphus balteatus De Geer.

  From the photo gallery Pavel KorzunovichEpisyrphus balteatus De Geer.

20.08.2006 13:07, Pirx: comment on Syrphid flies in flight (Female Syrphus s. str. sp.)

  From the photo gallery Pavel KorzunovichFemale Syrphus s. str. sp. You can't tell more accurately from the photo.

18.08.2006 12:59, Dmitry Vlasov: comment on Oxythyrea funesta (Stinky bronze)

Really...When taken in hand, it releases a whitish liquid with an unpleasant smell (it does not look like common odors known to me) and is quite persistent. your hands smell good for hours.

18.08.2006 9:45, Arax: comment on Fringed floating beetle

Kept the whole winter! I liked. It is unpretentious and can be fed with raw meat or small fish (for example, guppies). Lived in a 30-liter aquarium. Sometimes he gets out on the island, either to warm up or to fly. There is one drawback - I often had to change the water, because he has an interesting gland between his head and chest, and he worked out a mixture of ammonia with something he wasn't ...

17.08.2006 21:23, Pavel Morozov: comment on Moths and Nymphalid caterpillars in Moscow

The fact is that there are not so many butterflies whose caterpillars live in clusters.Well, there are peacock's eye and mottledwing on the nettle. A whole colony of silvery hole caterpillars can suddenly be caught on a willow tree.Hawks don't usually congregate in one place. You can, of course, find a few caterpillars on the food plant. In general, hawk moth caterpillars, like many others (for ...

15.08.2006 15:00, Dmitry Vlasov: comment on Rhagium mordax

I haven't tried it yet, but I keep getting ridged larvae... These are delicious!

15.08.2006 5:13, Juglans: comment on Synanthropic cave grasshopper (Rhaphidophoridae)

In southern Primorye, in old buildings in the countryside, there are such cave grasshoppers. Students, alas, always define them incorrectly, even to the point of a family, since even Plavilshchikov does not have such a family. This is probably Diestrammena unicolor. Pictures:orth.jpg — (147.54к)

15.08.2006 4:27, Ekos: comment on Argynnis paphia L.

This is clearly Argynnis paphia.

14.08.2006 6:06, vespabellicosus: comment on Polistes nimpha

Polistes nimpha nest in the ventilation unit. Cheboksary neighborhood, August 13, 2006. Pictures:111_1192_IMG.JPG — (136.4к)

13.08.2006 19:15, vespabellicosus: comment on Sympetrum vulgatum

An overly curious female common dragonfly, Sympetrum vulgatum. Cheboksary neighborhood, Chuvashia. August 13, 2006. Pictures:111_1187_IMG.JPG — (130.12к)

13.08.2006 13:41, vespabellicosus: comment on Common dragonfly (Sympetrum vulgatum)

Of course, it would be desirable to see the dragonfly completely , but I would venture to assume that this is a common dragonfly Sympetrum vulgatum.

13.08.2006 13:17, Guest: comment on Garpia Caterpillar

It is similar to Cerura vinula, but it can also be C. erminea, so you need a photo of the caterpillar completely, from above and from the side to determine more precisely.

13.08.2006 12:34, Bad Den: comment on Perelivnitsa (Apatura ilia Schif.)

Apatura ilia Schif.

13.08.2006 6:52, Pakor: comment on Rhyssa persuasoria

From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich Rider of Rhyssa (Rhyssa persuasoria). One of the biggest riders. 30-40 mm long. The coat is black with white spots, the legs are red. Females have a long ovipositor that exceeds the body length. Distribution. Eurasia, except for the tropical zone, North America.Habitats. Mainly coniferous forests, as it is a parasite on the larvae of barbels and horntails ...

13.08.2006 6:07, Pakor: comment on Coccinella septempunctata

From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich

13.08.2006 5:54, Pakor: comment on Mosquito

From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich

13.08.2006 5:31, Pakor: comment on Goldeneye (Chrysopidae)

From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich An adult insect of the (green) goldeneye is about 15 mm long, with a body and wing veins of delicate shades of green. Wings in a calm state are folded "hut". The protruding eyes have a bright metallic sheen. Other members of this group of insects are "brown" goldeneyes (family hemerobii). They are smaller than their green sisters, and adult insects have a ...

13.08.2006 5:21, Pakor: comment on Admiral (Vanessa Atalanta)

From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich Vanessa Atalanta is one of the most beautiful diurnal butterflies of central Europe, found also in North America and South Asia, and belongs together with the wren and polychrome, peacock's eye and sturgeon vanessa to the category of anguloptera, which are characterized by their shaggy forelegs, angularly carved outer edges of the wings, and caterpillars ...

11.08.2006 17:41, vespabellicosus: comment on Solitary bee, possibly Dasypoda or Antophora

Solitary bee, possibly Dasypoda or Antophora.

10.08.2006 1:02, Chromocenter: comment on Dramatic increase in the number of Lasius niger ants

Hmm, or maybe they have some form of community - interspecific? Were there females of both species in the "hybrid" anthills? I thought, if only females of the same species, then maybe negra steal flavus larvae... Although it is very possible that everything is simpler: just two anthills in one wormhole... However, on the other hand, the species probably compete in something...

09.08.2006 1:33, Dracus: comment on Ootheca

Identified the female. It turned out to be fasciata. To be honest, I'm disappointed - I really wanted to have tricornis. Ooteka is still being incubated, we are waiting-p.

06.08.2006 22:39, sealor: comment on What kind of animal is this (caterpillar)

This is a hawk moth caterpillar, most likely Deilephila elpenor.

06.08.2006 12:37, guest: Nikita: comment on Family Dolichopodidae

Neurigona quadrifasciata, Dolichopodidae

04.08.2006 6:27, vespabellicosus: comment on What kind of ants?

In our city, too, wingless female lasiuses have now appeared in large numbers-they are almost everywhere - on the highway, in gardens, in shops. If each one founded a nest, the entire surface of the city would be covered in piles.

02.08.2006 3:57, Ekos: comment on Taxonomy of Gonepteryx

How does anyone relate to the intraspecific taxonomy of the lemongrass Gonepteryx rhamni in Russia? Just different authors distinguish in different ways, from 1 to 4 subspecies we have and I would like to deal with all this... I am also interested in ramni material from the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus and the south of Eastern Siberia, and other lemongrass plants from outside Russia.

23.07.2006 22:57, sealor: comment on Hornets - where are they not available?

I've been meaning to ask about that article for a long time.Is it true that as it is written there:1) " Building material hornets are made from the collected material-water,carbohydrate-rich juices and proteins, in the form of extracted insects."2)"Thus, this family is left with only one possibility of further construction-outside the birdhouse, where there is no sufficient protection from the ...

23.07.2006 11:20, vespabellicosus: comment on Forest wasp Dolichovespula sylvestris

Female wood wasp Dolichovespula sylvestris on a wooden pole, while collecting pulp (chewed wood) to build a nest. June 11, 2006. Drozhzhanovsky district, Republic of Tatarstan. Pictures:Лесная__оса__Dolichovespula__sylvestris__11__Июня__2006.JPG — (76.29к)

23.07.2006 10:08, Apis: comment on CD Rhopalocera of Eastern Europe

Where did this CD come out and what exactly is it called?

22.07.2006 12:18, inesca: comment on Insects habits

Yes, in our Far East, too, religiosa hissed like that. At first I didn't understand where the sound came from, but then I became interested and found out everything. I think it's just a defensive reaction. And the males are actually somewhat "softer" or something. This year, students brought me the larva of a praying mantis, too. I've never heard of mantises being bred in Tatarstan, but it's a ...

20.07.2006 12:00, Papont: comment on A dragonfly

Well, thanks to the only one who responded Small Internet research has led to the following results. There are really few types of beauties. By <url> no more than four. Apparently this is in Russia. Calopteryx virgo, as indicated in many sources, is a Palearctic species. It can't be found in the United States. In North America, there are five species of the genus Calopteryx, although I ...

18.07.2006 18:08, vespabellicosus: comment on Polistes dominulus

P. dominulus nest, Cheboksary neighborhood. July 15, 2006. Pictures:15_Июля_2006.JPG — (141k)

17.07.2006 16:53, VanLun: comment on Butterflies of the Urals

tytaler I reset all the information with soap.

17.07.2006 16:39, Nilson: comment on Common butterflies in Tuapse

Yes, that's nonsense! IMHO, P. machaon is not a species whose numbers (on a regional scale) can be threatened only by trapping, reasonable trapping, of course.This post was edited by Nilson - 17.07.2006 16: 40

17.07.2006 14:33, unicum: comment on Helpers

You don't quite understand me - the man asked for a list of species that he can meet when he arrives there in August. It was strange for me to see there, because in our country (Kaluga is a wide strip, 180 km from the capital) Zerynthia polyxena occurs (if it occurs) only for a limited time in late April-early May and that's it . And then it turns out that somewhere it can be caught in August and ...

17.07.2006 8:06, VanLun: comment on Books on entomology and lepidopterology

Nekrutenko Yu. P. 100u.e"Bulavous lepidoptera of the Crimea" (with color photo)Publishing house Kiev, Naukova dumka,1985.(total issue 1400exc.) 150u.eBotanical atlasedited by B. K. Shishkin,Publishing House of Agricultural Literature,magazines and posters, 1963. 100$Paul Smart"The illustrated encyclopedia of thebutterfly world". 180u. eSurt Eisner, "Parnassiidae-Typen in der Sammlung",in German, ...

16.07.2006 13:26, Tigran Oganesov: comment on Social insects

I think so.

15.07.2006 18:09, Охотник за осами: comment on Why do wasps need sawdust?

people, if you want to know about the OS, ask me,I'll tell you exactly what kind of os

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