https://3speak.tv/watch?v=borjan/jsfcbwta
Here you can see some stuff recorded near the river called Mirna in the northern part of Istra, the peninsula on whose southern cape I live. Besides the scenery and the flowing water, I'll show you also some insects and one spider.
Their scientific names, or at last a name of the family they belong to, can be seen in the following list that includes the time when they first appear in the video.
00:42 Calopteryx splendens, a damselfly from the Calopterygidae family.

01:18 The Leptophyes boscii bushcricket from the Tettigoniidae family. A nymph is eating its old exoskeleton after finishing the molt.

02:54: Bembecia scopigera, a moth from the Sesiidae family. You can see a mating pair here.

03:46 Coraebus rubi, a beetle from the Buprestidae family.

04:41 Micropodisma salamandra, a grasshopper from the Acrididae family.

05:04 Fruticicola fruticum, a snail from the Camaenidae. This is a small, young specimen.

05:48 Orthetrum coerulescens, a dragonfly from the Libellulidae family.

06:58 A grasshopper from the genus Chorthippus of the Acrididae family. Can't tell you what species exactly. The insect in the video is a male and is singing, or more like playing an instrument which is its own body.

07:04 Platycnemis pennipes, a damselfly from the Platycnemididae family.

08:01 Celypha cespitana, a small moth from the Tortricidae family.

08:10 Oxyopes heterophthalmus, a spider from the Oxyopidae family, has caught the Eysarcoris aeneus, a bug from the Pentatomidae family.

08:20 Ectobius vittiventris, a cockroach from the Ectobiidae family.

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