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Post #843:

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Picture in Oberursel Picture in Oberursel

Why so cute?🙃

🦗 Sickle bush-cricket nymph,
Phaneroptera species

🌼 Oak-leaved hydrangea,
Hydrangea quercifolia

Species in this post: Oakleaf hydrangea Hydrangea quercifolia Sickle-bearing bush cricket Phaneroptera species
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #842:

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Picture in Bommersheim

A picnic beetle! 🪲 They are called picnic beetles because they often fly at you outdoors. After the end of the Second World War, Glischrochilus quadrisignatus spread from Berlin to almost all of Europe. They originally come from North America, where they already played a role as a plant pest, and were then probably introduced to Germany via supplies from the Western Allied airlift. While in America the damage to corn, tomatoes and various types of fruit (apples, pears, apricots, peaches, raspberries) can be quite high, in Europe the species has so far only appeared as a corn pest to a much lesser extent. The beetle bites into the young, still milky grains and eats them. Well, then fly on, little conqueror!

Species in this post: Human Homo sapiens Picnic beetle Glischrochilus quadrisignatus
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #841:

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🌸🐝 The fall-blooming anemone (Eriocapitella species) is already opening its flowers.

Species in this post: European honey bee Apis mellifera Fall-blooming anemone Eriocapitella species
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #837:

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A large earth bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) enjoys the Peace Linden tree 🌳🌼🐝

Species in this post: Buff-tailed bumblebee Bombus terrestris Large-leaved lime Tilia platyphyllos
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #836:

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This green shield bug (Palomena prasina) has strayed into the stairwell... 🦸🪲

☠️ There was a risk of spiders, dehydration or drowning from the neighbor's dog's saliva.

🕸🕷🏜🐶💦

These and numerous other dangers lurk in the everyday life of this urban insect. 🚗🏡🌳

It lives in trees and bushes and sucks their sap.Actually, everyone in Germany should know it, with its bright green color and smelly secretion.

🛩🪂 It often just crashes into somewhere. Its flying abilities can certainly be described as enduring, but it lacks speed, precision and maneuverability.

☝️🔒My fingerprint has been manipulated.

Species in this post: Green shield bug Palomena prasina Human Homo sapiens
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #833:

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Move your body! 💃🌿
You must have moved while watching this 😜

The thorny stick insect (Aretaon asperrimus) relies on its branch-like appearance and begins to wiggle when it's "branch" moves, which makes it blend in with the movements of the vegetation in nature.

This is an old recording from 2017.
I no longer keep them.

Species in this post: Thorny stick insect Aretaon asperrimus Human Homo sapiens
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #831:

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Tasty thistle!😋 A female yellow-banded furrow bee (Halictus scabiosae) is having a good time near the Stierstädter Heide, a dry heath and nature reserve in Oberursel, where she finds open areas of ground that are ideal for creating her nesting holes.

🌼🪻 Currently, there are lots of thistles and false dandelions growing everywhere in the city, alongside many other flowering plants, that are popular food sources. It has been raining for weeks.

🐝🐝 They do not form colonies with a queen and workers, like the honey bee, but each female furrow bee has her own nesting hole with her own offspring. However, they often form clusters by building their nesting holes next to each other.

🐝🐝 The yellow-banded furrow bee is about the size of a honey bee, and a female could be mistaken for one at first glance. However, their markings are very different.

Species in this post: Great banded furrow-bee Halictus scabiosae
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #829:

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If I were a bumblebee... 🌸🐝

This common carder bee (Bombus pascuorum), a species of bumblebee, is looking for sweet nectar, but only finds pollen in this flower, which is also tasty. The garden lupine (Lupinus polyphyllus) does not offer nectar, but has a kind of pumping mechanism in its flowers that is triggered by the bumblebee and delivers the valuable pollen. This is transported to the nest of this social species, where it mainly serves as food for the offspring. Bumblebees fly to up to 1000 flowers every day in up to 18 hours to look for food.

🐝 What would you do if you were a bumblebee?

1. Fly from flower to flower all day
2. Rest on a sunny flower and take a nap
3. Hide in a blossom and watch people
4. Something else (please explain)

Species in this post: Garden lupin Lupinus polyphyllus Common carder bee Bombus pascuorum
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Post #823:

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🌤🌸🦗🪻 A fragrant summer sun spot for a tiny bush-cricket (Phaneroptera species) 😊

Species in this post: Common lavender Lavandula angustifolia Rose Rosa species Sickle-bearing bush cricket Phaneroptera species
Topic: ➟ Insects
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Post #812:

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Picture in Kalbach

Drop it like it's hot 💩

A mirid bug (Deraeocoris ruber) defecates on a hemp leaf. In fact, insect excrement is about as warm as its surroundings.

Species in this post: Cannabis sativa Cannabis sativa Mirid bug Deraeocoris ruber
Topic: ➟ Insects
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