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This specimen of Carabus intricatus (Linnaeus, 1761) raised and lowered the abdomen alternating and spread the cerci (?). There was no other specimen present. It was in the natural environment, in...
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I heard, this two species are often mixed up. Planthoppers and leafhoppers are not my special subjects, but I often meet a lot of specimen on my moth screen at night. The attached picture I...
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I found this larva in a marsh area of a renatured moor, near a forest. Germany, Lower Bavaria, 2016-06-18. Length about 12-15 mm Thank you very much for your help! Rudolf Ritt
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I think it belongs to Argyresthinae, but I'm not sure. I found it in Germany, Bavaria, wood at a southside leaning with oaks and Carpinus betulus, 2015-07-03; in the night at light, 450m Three...
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