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| cornascrebe |
Posted on 12-09-2006 19:05
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Hi Folks Some loose stuff in the great file known as Dont Knows - if anyone can put a name Thank you Colin D http://www.judywo...ery14.html http://www.judywo...ery40.html http://www.judywo...tery4.html http://www.judywo...ery71.html http://www.judywo...ery13.html Edited by cornascrebe on 12-09-2006 19:14 |
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| pierred |
Posted on 12-09-2006 20:47
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Hello, First one and last one are bugs (Heteroptera). Pierre Duhem |
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| Jan Willem |
Posted on 12-09-2006 21:56
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2nd: Mystery 40 = Asilidae (Dioctria spec.; I think), Mystery 41 = Conopidae. 3rd: Mystery 4 = Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera) 4th: Insect 1 = Braconidae/Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera), Insect 2 = Ptychopteridae (Ptychoptera spec.), Insect 3 = Tipulidae. Jan Willem |
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| jorgemotalmeida |
Posted on 12-09-2006 22:17
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pierred wrote: Hello, First one and last one are bugs (Heteroptera). Hemiptera Order / Heteroptera Suborder?... |
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| proctoss |
Posted on 13-09-2006 02:44
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Mystery 4 - Ichneumonidae Mystery 71 Insect 1,2 - Braconidae  |
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| Jan Willem |
Posted on 13-09-2006 07:32
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I think there is some confusion about what I meant to say with 4th: Insect 1 = Braconidae/Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera), Insect 2 = Ptychopteridae (Ptychoptera spec.), Insect 3 = Tipulidae. I was refering to the 4th link. The first two pictures (10172 and 10239) are of Insect 1 of which I was not sure if these pictures show Braconidae or Ichneumonidae (Proctoss is probably right in considering both to be Braconidae). Insect 2 (10232 and 10229) show Ptychopteridae (Ptychoptera spec.) So Insect 2 is not Braconidae. Insect 3 (10235 and 10235xxy) show Tipulidae. Jan Willem |
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| crex |
Posted on 13-09-2006 08:56
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One species per thread would have made this topic a lot less messy ... |
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| cornascrebe |
Posted on 13-09-2006 18:44
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Yes apologies it is confusing worse still when uploading and coordinating these images . However a simple logical approach would be http://www.judywo...ery14.html Not Sure. They are two different green insects on this page. The last possibly a shield bug the first I am very speculatively suggesting ???? Dycyphus epilobii ?? http://www.judywo...ery40.html Not Sure http://www.judywo...tery4.html Not sure http://www.judywo...ery71.html They are three insects on this page. The middle one is Ptychoptera albimana (look at white marks on legs) The Third is A Cranefly or Tipulid http://www.judywo...ery13.html Not Sure but obviously a shield bug of sorts Many thanks for all you had a go apologies for any confusion Best wishes Colin D Edited by cornascrebe on 13-09-2006 18:53 |
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| Tony Irwin |
Posted on 13-09-2006 21:03
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Colin - 14A is probably Megaloceraea recticornis (Miridae) 14b is probably Orthotylus sp. (Miridae) 13 is Grypocoris sexguttatus (Miridae) 40 is Dioctria linearis (Asilidae) 41 is Physocephala rufipes (Conopidae) And please, please, post the images, not links, to the relevant forum, one insect per thread. It's a bit more work for you, but it's a lot less work for everyone else! And these multiple url enquiries are very difficult to refer back to, so they are of limited value for others to learn from. 
Tony ---------- Tony Irwin |
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| cornascrebe |
Posted on 14-09-2006 19:00
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Thanks Tony Very helpful indeed I did try to post the images but to no avail - I now understand that the image wont view when previewed !! Thank you to all who contributed and your hard work on this lot - certainly given me something to look atr further Best wishes Colin D |
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