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BEETLE

WASP

APHID

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LOUSE

GNUS - the common name for blood-sucking insects

BUG

KOPR - beetle

FLY

GADFLY

PRUS - Italian locust

horned beetle (lumberjack)

Khrushch - beetle

(5)

FLEA

NIT - louse egg

MOSQUITO

KTYR

MIKA - beetle

MIDGE

NAYADA - dragonfly larva

GERMAN (mutillida) - wasp

PLAVT - bug

BEE

ROGACH - beetle

RUNETS - sheep bloodsucker

SPEX is a genus of the family of swarming wasps

BUMBLEBEE

EMBIA

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flea

BRAKON

GLADYSH - water bug

GOLIATH - beetle

ENGRAVER - beetle

DUPLYAK - beetle

ZLATKA - beetle

KALOED - beetle

KOGEED - beetle

bark beetle

KUZKA - beetle

LUBOED - beetle

MOKRETS - mosquito

MOSQUITO

MOTOR

MUKOED - beetle

NEKHRUSCH - beetle

DEER - beetle

PRUSAK - red cockroach

PUKHOED - a parasite of birds and mammals

SEED

hay-eater

HORSE - beetle

ELEPHANT - see Weevil

TERMITE

PREDATOR - bug

Khrushchak - beetle

CICADA

SHERVETS

SHPANKA - beetle

CELLKUN - beetle

SHIELD - bug

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BUTTERFLY

BEMBEKS - a genus of burrowers, a wasp

MANTIS

BUKARKA - beetle

VLASOED

VODOLUB - beetle

gall midge

GREBLYAK - bug

MUSHROOMS - beetle

EZHEMUKHA (tahini)

ZHIGALKA

Buzzed

MARE (rider)

KORETRA - mosquito larva

KRAVCHIK - beetle

KRAEVIK - beetle

CULEXA - mosquito

leaf beetle

LIFE - a family of flies

ANT

RHINO - beetle

POUTER - beetle

PENNITSA - cicada

PESTRYAK - see Goldeneye

PLOSHITSA - louse

CANDAY

LOCUST

CRICKET

FIREFLIGHT - beetle

SKOSAR - beetle

SKRIPUN - beetle

horsefly

ARROW - dragonfly

COCKROACH

FRACHNIK (stalk-eater) - beetle

FLOWER - beetle

hornet - wasp

SHIELD

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AMMOFILA - sand wasp

Anopheles - malarial mosquito

AFELINUS - Chalcid family

VERTYACHKA - beetle

Vesnyanka

HERCULES - beetle

Humpback - beetle

Lumberjack - beetle

beetle - beetle

hoverfly

ZERNOVKA - beetle

COCHENIL - a source of carmine (red dye)

KRASOTEL - beetle

GRASSHOPPER

LISTOTEL

MALINNIK - beetle

MEDVEDKA - cricket

COPPER - see Listobloshka

dead eater - beetle

DUCKY - beetle

RIDER

NEARVNIK - beetle

FLOATOR - beetle

FRUIT

ROMBOVIK (kraevik) - beetle

Caddis (Vlasokryl)

GARDENER

SCARAB - dung beetle, sacred beetle in Ancient Egypt

SMOLEVKA - beetle

SOLDIER

STEBLEED - see Frachnik

DRAGONFLY

TYPOGRAPHER - beetle

CHALCIDA - rider

CERCERIS - swarming wasp

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BEKASNITSA

SHINE - 1) beetle, 2) wasp

BOMBARDIER - beetle

BRONZOVKA - beetle

VLASOKRYL - see Caddisfly

CAMEL

FELTER

WATER STRETCH - bug

LONG BODY - beetle

DREVOGRYZ - beetle

DROSOPHILA - fly

DENTAL

KARAPUZIK - beetle

ROCKER - dragonfly

BONE - see Wireworm

False beetle - beetle

GRAVEDIGGER - beetle

SAW - beetle

PLAVALUNCHIK - beetle

RAINBOW - beetle

HORNTAIL

HIDDEN Eater - beetle

TELENOMUS - rider

GRINDER - beetle

EARWIG

SHIETONOSK - beetle

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WHITE

Long-legged

WELVILLE (elephant) - beetle

sapwood - beetle

BLOODSUCKER

ANT-LOVE - cockroach

SOFT KOTEL - beetle

FEATHER - beetle

PIPE ROVER - beetle

Narrowwing - beetle

FILLOXERA - aphid

DARLING - beetle

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VISLOFLY

Goldeneye (motley) - horsefly

chrysalis

CRUSADER

LISTOBLOSHKA (copper)

springtail

NUTS WORKER

FLAT - beetle

PRETWITCH - beetle

WIRE (bone) - a larva of a number of beetles

TRICHOGRAMMA - rider

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FALSE TREATMENT

PESTROFLY

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HIDDEN WORKER

cockroachcricket

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FALSE WIRE

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