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05.12.2008 20:09, akulich-sibiria

Sapwood will be difficult to identify... You need a size and preferably a photo of the abdomen strictly on the side...

I'm leaning towards Scolytus schevyrevi, and I think it's a male, because of the long hairs on the forehead, turned inwards... The beetle is about 3.2-3.5 mm. On the second ring of the abdomen there is a rather large, non-flattened tubercle.That's just by area, in Stark it is not specified for Siberia.... so I'm fighting, I'll try to make a photo of the abdomen later!!...there are at least assumptions, run through povidam....
And more...there is a dark stripe in the middle of the elytra.

This post was edited by akulich-sibiria-06.12.2008 09: 33

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05.12.2008 20:31, Дзанат

You are the caller ID of the Far East. There's an S. schevyrevi is indicated in Transbaikalia, Irkutsk, Altai, Wed. Asia, etc. and on the ndkr. wide black baldric behind the middle

the shape of the prong varies, the dimensions fit

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05.12.2008 20:57, Дзанат

Do I think so or not, the edges of the abdominal rings on the sides with a denticle? In any case, here are the pictures for you, see

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05.12.2008 21:01, akulich-sibiria

You are the caller ID of the Far East. There's an S. schevyrevi is indicated in Transbaikalia, Irkutsk, Altai, Wed. Asia, etc. and on the ndkr. wide black baldric behind the middle the shape of the prong varies, the sizes are suitable

Katya hello. What do you think, similar or something else needs to be clarified?? In general, this species is rare? I just haven't seen them before.
I can't find the Far East for myself in pdf format. No such links??.I have another scolitus is "not lifting" about 2 mm. I'll throw out his photo later.

05.12.2008 21:06, akulich-sibiria

Do I think so or not, the edges of the abdominal rings on the sides with a denticle? In any case, here are the pictures, look
at [/quote]
I did not find any side teeth, the picture is really similar under the number 7 the hillock is still so blunt with a recess that is small, slightly blunted

05.12.2008 21:21, akulich-sibiria

Sc. butovitschi can this species live here??..the first definition of another beetle I had, about which I have already talked

05.12.2008 21:26, Дзанат

I don't know about the rarity, but I need to check with specialists. you can send them a parcel for example

I think you can live.
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/fe_keys.htm
So it's very hard to tell from the photo.

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06.12.2008 3:15, Fornax13

To akulich-sibiria:
If Asproparthenis, then the choice from those places is hardly large:
A. salebrosicollis (Fahraeus, 1842)
A. securus (Faust, 1890) - I would vote for it

A. vexatus (Gyllenhal, 1834)
It does not resemble A. foveicollis (Gebler, 1834).
And the big beetle?
p. S. That's the only thing I don't really like: his legs are very hairy. (Although maybe I haven't looked at botinoderes for a long time...)
ZZ. Y. And your scolitus is generally a beauty!

This post was edited by Fornax13-06.12.2008 03: 33

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06.12.2008 10:08, akulich-sibiria

To akulich-sibiria:
If Asproparthenis, then the choice from those places is hardly large:
A. salebrosicollis (Fahraeus, 1842)
A. securus (Faust, 1890) - I would vote for it
A. vexatus (Gyllenhal, 1834)
It does not resemble A. foveicollis (Gebler, 1834).
And the big beetle?
p. S. That's the only thing I don't really like: his legs are very hairy. (Although maybe I haven't looked at botinoderes for a long time...)
ZZ. Y. And your scolitus is generally a beauty!

about 1 cm, slightly smaller.

06.12.2008 17:43, Ilia Ustiantcev

What's a sting bug? Moscow, today.
picture: IMG_0856.jpg

06.12.2008 17:55, Victor Titov

What's a sting bug? Moscow, today.

Tropideres dorsalis Thunb.

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06.12.2008 20:07, brgadr

Tropideres dorsalis Thunb.

I agree, only the genus is now Gonotropis

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06.12.2008 23:40, Liparus

This is C. campestris, isn't it a subspecies - ssp.pontica?
I caught it in Ukraine in the Kharkiv region.

From 07-15. 05. 08 I met two specimens of C. campestris during a week-long fishing trip...During those days, I saw 50 pieces of Cicindela soluta a day (I caught only green forms, 10 pieces).

06.12.2008 23:49, Liparus

13-19. 08. 2008 A. R. Krym, pos.Stormy time

Cycloderes pilosulus ? Does it have any Crimean subspecies?

06.12.2008 23:58, Liparus

And this Otiorhinchus ___________?
19.08.2008 A. R. Krym, pos.Stormy
Infield. at 5.00 am on a walnut trunk.

07.12.2008 0:11, Liparus

Here I am zero without a wand.

07.12.2008 22:42, brgadr

13-19. 08. 2008 A. R. Krym, pos.Stormy time

Cycloderes pilosulus ? Does it have any Crimean subspecies?

Doesn't have. For you don't have pilosulus.
This is Cycloderes canescens (Rossi).
Just in the Crimea lives.

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08.12.2008 7:51, brgadr

And this Otiorhinchus ___________?
19.08.2008 A. R. Krym, pos.Stormy
infield. at 5.00 am on a walnut trunk.

Otiorhynchus ovalipennis (Boh.)

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08.12.2008 13:16, Дзанат

Please help me. everything here is simple and familiar.

Moscow region; Leningrad region, ladybugs from Primorsky Krai

08.12.2008 14:31, Buzman

Chlorophanus viridis weevil (Linnaeus, 1758)

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08.12.2008 14:59, Vitnaz

Doesn't have. For you don't have pilosulus.
This is Cycloderes canescens (Rossi).
Just in the Crimea lives.

Question. What about fritillum Panzer, 1794? It is also specified for the Crimea.

09.12.2008 14:49, akulich-sibiria

I can certainly be wrong
1. perhaps Leptura quadrifasciata
3. Exochomus nigromaculatus
4. maybe this is a form of the banal Nagmonia axyridis (morpha conspicua)

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09.12.2008 15:05, amara

By the way I found a site about cows http://www.coccinellidae.net/
There at the bottom of each page there are links to other sites where this view is in the photo.
And links to other sites.

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10.12.2008 23:28, Дзанат

I can certainly be wrong
3. Exochomus nigromaculatus

it has a size of 3.2 - 4 mm, and my beetle has 10.5 mm. Maybe Aiolocaria mirabilis? http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=115666

10.12.2008 23:42, Fornax13

it has a size of 3.2 - 4 mm, and my beetle has 10.5 mm. Maybe Aiolocaria mirabilis?

Quite. It also happens to be black.

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11.12.2008 7:53, Alexandr Rusinov

And why the mirabilis species? The Zinovsky site for the fauna of Russia lists the species hexaspilota.

11.12.2008 9:52, brgadr

Question. What about fritillum Panzer, 1794? It is also specified for the Crimea.

fritillum is a synonym for canescens. but if it is not considered a synonym (as some people do), then it is a Balkan species. In Crimea - canescens. But also pilosulus, of course.

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11.12.2008 10:39, amara

And why the mirabilis species? The Zinovsky site lists the species hexaspilota for the fauna of Russia.

Synonyms. See Zhuki DV.

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11.12.2008 12:22, Alexandr Rusinov

Help me determine nebria. The place of capture is Putorana Plateau. According to the old definitions, it is defined as a nitidula, but now the view is divided and there is no way to figure it out...
picture: Nebria.jpg

11.12.2008 15:03, Frantic

I think it's Catonebria catenulata.

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11.12.2008 16:19, universal

Help with the definition.All from the Medveditsa River.Volgograd region.

Zlatka 20-25 mm. A fallen poplar tree.Along the banks are willows, oaks,and elms.

Pictures:
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P1010909.JPG — (213.73к)

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P1010915.JPG — (116.55к)

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P1010761.JPG — (111.37к)

11.12.2008 16:21, Bad Den

Help with the definition.All from the Medveditsa River.Volgograd region.

P1010915.JPG -Dorcus parallelopipedus L., male
P1010761.JPG — Cryptocephalus ?sericeus

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11.12.2008 16:34, Fornax13

P1010802.JPG " What's he sitting on?" and the size, if possible.
P1010909.JPG - if the river bank-probably Cicindela maritima kirgisica Mandl, 1936

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11.12.2008 17:21, Fornax13

Then let it be Eurythyrea aurata (Pallas, 1776). Good bug

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11.12.2008 17:47, Frantic

Gold leaf Eurythyrea aurata (Pallas, 1776)

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11.12.2008 19:17, Трофим

16.08.2008 (crown trap, half-dead oak)
Is this Clytus tropicus?

Pictures:
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11.12.2008 20:30, Fornax13

And not Xylotrechus? like X. antilope?

11.12.2008 21:04, akulich-sibiria

good evening!! asking for help on elephants
1 maybe Polydrosus??...sericeus
picture: P5290012_.jpg

2. can Eusomus ??
picture: P5290015_.jpg

3. Pholicodes???
picture: P5300018_.jpg

4. Mesagroicus or Sitona ??
picture: P5300022_.jpg

5 this is Ceuthorrhynchus..is it possible to determine the type??
picture: P5300025_.jpg

6. and the last one ...maybe Phytonomus??...
picture: P5300028_.jpg

11.12.2008 21:13, guest: rpanin

And not Xylotrechus? like X. antilope?

That's the one. They also occasionally fell into traps for me.

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11.12.2008 21:17, akulich-sibiria

and then there's another one with a lamellar sawyere from Aphodia...
picture: P6010047_.jpg

This post was edited by akulich-sibiria - 12.12.2008 15: 04

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