An overly curious female common dragonfly, Sympetrum vulgatum. Cheboksary neighborhood, Chuvashia. August 13, 2006. Pictures:111_1187_IMG.JPG — (130.12к)
An overly curious female common dragonfly, Sympetrum vulgatum. Cheboksary neighborhood, Chuvashia. August 13, 2006. Pictures:111_1187_IMG.JPG — ...
From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich
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.
From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich
Apatura ilia Schif.
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. ...
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 ...
From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich
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. ...
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 ...
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 ...
From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich Vanessa Atalanta is one of the most beautiful diurnal butterflies of central Europe, found also in North ...
Portrait of a bee From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich
Solitary bee, possibly Dasypoda or Antophora.
Taken in the forest, Berlin, June 2006.
Neurigona quadrifasciata, Dolichopodidae
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. ...
Female wood wasp Dolichovespula sylvestris on a wooden pole, while collecting pulp (chewed wood) to build a nest. June 11, 2006. Drozhzhanovsky ...
P. dominulus nest, Cheboksary neighborhood. July 15, 2006. Pictures:15_Июля_2006.JPG — (141k)
P. dominulus nest, Cheboksary neighborhood. July 15, 2006. Pictures:15_Июля_2006.JPG — (141k)
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Thank you, fixed it.
USA, Moscow environs, April 2006
Hippodamia sp.
The surface of the anthill. Taken in the forest, Berlin, June 2006
As Bad Den correctly pointed out, it is difficult to distinguish formic from common photos. Apparently, this species belongs to the group of red ...
Taken in a forest, Berlin, June 2006In the first picture, a beetle crawls on some tree fungus. On the thief - on the fabric.Some small creatures were found on its abdomen (shown by arrows). They usually sit still, but they can also crawl from place ...
Thanks! That's about what I thought
it has a long, thin proboscis (like a needle), it does not sit on a flower when eating nectar (it flaps its wings all the time), it hums softly and flies quickly Pictures:782558.jpg — (120.74 k)
Yazykan, exactly.
.This post was edited by gpot-02.07.2006 21: 48 Pictures:Ecaille_marbree.jpg — (124.36к)
Very nice butterfly. Maybe even our most beautiful butterfly!I note that they are very easy to deduce. Caterpillars willingly eat nettles, very ...
Softwort Cantharis obscura L.
Yes, indeed, not quite on the topic, but maybe this ant lion is common in another region I wanted to post this photo, and then the post turned ...
They got their name because of the lifestyle of the larvae. The larva of the ant lion is wingless and the body shape somewhat resembles a tick, it feeds on ants. For the winter, the larva burrows in the ground. In the common ant lion, larvae ...
Yes, indeed, not quite on the topic, but maybe this ant lion is common in another region I wanted to post this photo, and then the post turned ...
Unpaired silkworm-Ocneria dispar L. Distributed everywhere. Damages all hardwoods.In unpaired silkworm butterflies, males are much smaller (about 45 ...
Samara Region, June 10, 2006
this is Dolycoris baccarum (Pentatomidae)
Samara region, June 10, 2006
What's the question?
Lace Bug (Tingidae)
And how do these laces work? Where do they grow from? What are they used for?
The Eupelmids (Eupelmidae) are a relatively small family of chalcidoids (850 species and 45 genera of the world's fauna). The fauna of Russia is ...
The Eupelmids (Eupelmidae) are a relatively small family of chalcidoids (850 species and 45 genera of the world's fauna). The fauna of Russia is ...
The Eupelmids (Eupelmidae) are a relatively small family of chalcidoids (850 species and 45 genera of the world's fauna). The fauna of Russia is ...
Straight-seam pusher fly (Empididae)
A beetle in the family Cleridae. It is often found on flowers or tree bark. They look very much like ants from afar. Mottled beetles are medium-sized ...
Primitive betilid wasp (Bethylidae) from South Africa
Another lace-making bug from South China
The butternut cicada (Membracidae) from Botswana. And again, a rather modest appearance.
Ant reaper in a test tube (soldier). In the anthill, soldiers act as guards, but their powerful jaws are also used to grind grains.
Babbler fly (Syrphidae) from the genus Eumerus Pictures:syrphidae_later_001_s.JPG — (21.72к)
I know that the flies don't need a knife I meant that such thick thighs make a fly look like a bee with a leg. And what is the long truth really? By ...
Lion fly (Stratiomidae), small about 5 mm. South Africa
Wow, what a visor she has! Is there a separate photo of the wing?Awesome lioness. I understand excited dipterologists; -)
Balloon fly (Sphaeroceridae) from South Africa
Beauty. For those who understand: -)
Cicada (Cercopis sp.)
Cicada (Cercopis sp.). Groningen, the Netherlands, May 2006This post was edited by Kovalevsky - 06.06.2006 17: 33
Only you misidentified it, it's Psyllobora (Thea) vigintiduopunctata.Subcoccinella vigintiquatuorpunctata I took off about a week ago in my ...
FemaleMale
This is not Aeshna cyanea - you have Aeshna affinis in your pictures. They differ in size (the affinis is smaller), breast color, and anal ...
Flight of the stag beetle. Photo by Igor Korneev.
photo really udachnye
Polyxena-Zerynthia polyxena (Denis et Schiffermuller, 1775)== Zerynthia hypsipyle SchulzeFamily Of Sailboats-Papilionidae.The butterfly is ...
It flies in May and June along the edges and clearings of the forest, in gardens and parks. It flies well in the light. Eggs are laid in 1-2 pieces, ...
Epicallia villica. Rural bear. The wingspan is usually 3-8 cm. Dippers get their name because of their brown furry caterpillars. Mottled butterfly wings warn of their inedibility. Their blood is poisonous. They are active at dusk and at night.The ...
It flies in May and June along the edges and clearings of the forest, in gardens and parks. It flies well in the light. Eggs are laid in 1-2 pieces, ...
Just keep in mind: the photo is not an adult, but a larva of the last age. One can see the arrangement of wing rudiments characteristic of the last ...
Pyrgomorph (Pyrgomorpha bispinosa), a nymph. It lives in the semi-deserts of Kazakhstan, Central Asia and Transcaucasia. The family Pyrgomorphidae is widely represented in the tropics; only 3 species are found within Russia.The photo shows a larva ...
Just keep in mind: the photo is not an adult, but a larva of the last age. One can see the arrangement of wing rudiments characteristic of the last ...
Author: VO
Beautiful girl! I haven't even seen them anywhere. Where were you photographed?
Come on, the pubescence is very different (the male is fluffy, otherwise you can not say). And at the end of the abdomen, their primary sexual ...
Idea leuconoeIts habitat extends from southern China and Malaysia to the Philippines and several Indonesian islands. The butterfly flies in the ...
A spider that caught a fly.
From the windowsill...
Indeed, Hyperant is a flower peephole. A cute butterfly, but the neighborhood of my native Mogilev was so full of it (alternately with Maniola ...