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10.01.2009 12:10, gumenuk

1 - so here is your already defined photo:
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/denrubgu.htm
2 -Anthonomus rubi (Herbst, 1795)
3 - family Byrrhidae

Thank you. My database crashed in 2006 and I lost the information part. The pictures were saved, I partially restored the data, there are 20 pictures left, so I'm trying to restore the signatures (some of them again). And I've already forgotten about this picture. Guilty redface.gif

10.01.2009 13:40, gumenuk

Look at these more - you might be able to identify them. All from the Moscow region

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10.01.2009 13:49, Liparus

Look at these more - you might be able to identify them. All from the Moscow region

3892 - family Byrrhidae,Byrrhus sp. , and the view ?
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10.01.2009 13:59, Necrocephalus

Look at these more - you might be able to identify them. All from the Moscow region

0051-Hydrobius fuscipes L.
3892-most likely, it is Byrrhus pilula L.
4048 - from this angle it is difficult to say, but it looks like Aphodius rufipes L.
4562 - if the elytra with a suture groove, then Enochrus sp. , if without it - Helochares obscurus. But rather still Enochrus.
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10.01.2009 14:22, gumenuk

0051-Hydrobius fuscipes L.
3892-most likely, it is Byrrhus pilula L.
4048 - from this angle it is difficult to say, but it looks like Aphodius rufipes L.
4562 - if the elytra with a suture groove, then Enochrus sp. , if without it - Helochares obscurus. But rather still Enochrus.

4048-Aphodius rufipes-exactly!
4562 - the only image, I'll sign it as Enochrus sp.
Thank you.

10.01.2009 14:26, gumenuk

A little more Hydrophilidae. Probably also Enochrus sp.

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10.01.2009 14:47, Necrocephalus

3354 and 6058 are not Hydrophilidae, but Dytiscidae. Most likely, it is Ilybius sp., but it is also possible that Agabus sp. According to such photos, imho, it is difficult to say even before the genus, not that before the species, they have too many small signs to look at for accurate determination... smile.gif
19556 - this is Hydrobius fuscipes L., it is from the Hydrophilidae.
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10.01.2009 15:28, Buzman

To gumenuk: 8005 - Anthrenus verbasci (L., 1767)

10.01.2009 15:41, gumenuk

Two more unidentified beetles. Moscow region

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10.01.2009 15:44, Bad Den

2 gumenuk:
7505.jpg — Heterocerus sp. (Heteroceridae)
9351.jpg — Notoxus ?monoceros (Anthicidae)
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10.01.2009 16:08, gumenuk

Barbels. The last of the unidentified. 034 and 035 - from the Black Sea coast

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10.01.2009 16:27, Buzman

0296 and 0298-Dinoptera collaris (L., 1758)
6770-Some of the Oedemeridae. It's not a barbel. Most likely female Oedemera femorata (Scopoli, 1763)

This post was edited by Buzman - 10.01.2009 16: 29
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10.01.2009 16:32, Victor Titov

Barbels. The last of the unidentified. 034 and 035 - from the Black Sea coast

0035.jpg и 0038.jpg - Leptura aethiops Poda, 1761
0296.jpg и 0298.jpg - Dinoptera collaris (Linnaeus, 1758)
2294.jpg - Paracorymbia maculicornis (Degeer, 1775)
6770.jpg - not a barbel, but a narrow wing (Oedemeridae).
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10.01.2009 16:49, Victor Titov

Help me determine it. All Moscow Suburbs

7034.jpg - Cytilus sericeus pill
8005.jpg " The Anthrenus leatherworm?"museorum
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11.01.2009 19:33, akulich-sibiria

good evening to all and happy holidays to all!! smile.gif
I would like to go back to one of my beetles and clarify...
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I was assigned it as Anthribus fasciatus, whether this species is possible as A. nebulosus... I am confused by its lateral edge of the pronotum, which is sharp only in the posterior part. And it seems odd aisles are not elevated. I can't see the reddish spots on the elytra either.
And here's another bug. Is it possible that this is Tetrops praeusta..??
picture: P6190008_.jpg
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thank you in advance.

11.01.2009 19:44, Victor Titov

And here's another bug. Is it possible that this is Tetrops praeusta..??

Tetrops praeusta is.
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11.01.2009 20:09, Fornax13

2 akulich-sibiria:
I kind of immediately called it nebulosus.

2 gumenuk:
Heterocerus is almost certainly fenestratus
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12.01.2009 15:13, akulich-sibiria

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12.01.2009 17:43, Vitalin

Hello. Collected in the Irkutsk region at the source of the Angara river Carabus, which is determined by the Far Eastern determinant as C. canaliculatus canaliculatus. Please tell me if there may be other ribbed Carabus in this area that are not included in the DV determinant.

12.01.2009 18:11, okoem

Dear coleopterists, here http://narod.ru/disk/4920472000/coleo2008.rar.html it lies under hundreds of photos of Crimean beetles from different families. I will be grateful to anyone who looks and determines. There are probably half of the banals, but I'm not good at beetles : - (If someone has a desire to do this, please send the definition to okoem@km.ru The
date of shooting each beetle is contained in the file/photo name.
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12.01.2009 18:52, barry

Dear coleopterists, here http://narod.ru/disk/4920472000/coleo2008.rar.html it lies under hundreds of photos of Crimean beetles from different families...
Always overloaded harod.ru For example, he doesn't give me the archive. And why not put on crimea.fotopage.ru...
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12.01.2009 20:28, Liparus

Dear coleopterists, here http://narod.ru/disk/4920472000/coleo2008.rar.html it lies under hundreds of photos of Crimean beetles from different families. I will be grateful to anyone who looks and determines. There are probably half of the banals, but I'm not good at beetles : - (If someone has a desire to do this, please send the definition to okoem@km.ru The
date of shooting each beetle is contained in the file/photo name.


I hope okoem doesn't take offense at me if I sort out two of his photos without his permission in this topic..It's just that I've never seen a blackling like this before, unless it's a blackling.
Who has any opinions about the wonderful beetles

12.01.2009 20:50, omar

Helops coeruleus as budto

12.01.2009 21:26, Fornax13

Helops is.

12.01.2009 21:35, omar

I was lucky today, I managed to get there before you smile.gif
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12.01.2009 22:32, Aleksandr Safronov

Hello. Collected in the Irkutsk region at the source of the Angara river Carabus, which is determined by the Far Eastern determinant as C. canaliculatus canaliculatus. Please tell me if there may be other ribbed Carabus in this area that are not included in the DV determinant.

You can view it here http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...=0&#entry726782, or on the site www.carabidae.ru And, if you're not confusing anything, it's the Carabus (Aulonocarabus) canaliculatus canaliculatus Adams, 1812. In general, it is better to attach a photo to the question.
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12.01.2009 22:48, Liparus

I was lucky today, I managed to get there before you smile.gif


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12.01.2009 22:55, okoem

I hope okoem doesn't take offense at me if I sort out two of his photos without his permission in this topic..I've just never seen anything like this before
Darklings? I thought they were ground beetles... shuffle.gif teapot.gif

Yes, please spread it out! At least all of them! smile.gif I'll just say thank you! I would post them here individually myself, but I can't, "for technical reasons". frown.gif

12.01.2009 23:07, Fornax13

2 okoem:
check your email, some of your beetles were identified smile.gifby
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13.01.2009 8:33, okoem

Fornax13, Liparus, thank you for your e-mail.
I put a small bug larger, maybe it will be easier to identify. It was found in a shady, damp place in the woods. The beetle itself is about 5 mm.

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13.01.2009 13:59, okoem

And this one can be bigger. Anthaxia bicolor or something else?

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13.01.2009 14:19, Buzman

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13.01.2009 14:49, Mylabris

To Okoem:
152654, 152705 - Meloe rugosus
155623, 125251, 125236 - Meloe erythrocnemus
31231 - Cossyphus tauricus
131455, 131652, 131854, 131958, 132057 - Brachinus ? crepitans
145913, 150030, 152314, 152400, 152443 - Evaniocera dufouri, male
173206 - Cassida sp
125620, 125637 - Blaps sp
114234, 120525 - Necrodes littoralis
221055, 221145, 221235, 221314 - Oryctes nasycornis
222108, 222118, 222152 - Copris lunaris
100601 - Adonia variegata
133428, 133438, 133512 - Cerocoma schreberi
205056, 205214 - Geotrupes sp
152823 - Cantharidae
105616, 105711, 102549 - Cetonia sp
150220, 150311 - Capnodis tenebrionis
094100 - Trichodes ?apiarius
095728, 095743, 095807 - Lixus sp
115115, 115213, 115247 - Larinus sp
140407 - Mylabris quadripunctata
144347 - Oxytherea funesta
154931 - Dicerca ?aenea
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13.01.2009 16:08, Fornax13

Anthaxia, judging by the color and indentations on the base of the prsp., is still bicolor.

www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/ Coleoptera/eng/makarnew.htm
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13.01.2009 17:57, RippeR

145913, 150030, 152314 - ptilophorus dufouri
120215, 120251 - Onitis damoetas
155345-Dorcadion cinerarium
105616, 105711 - Potosia metallica
102549 - P. hungarica
143712 - Cratomerus hungaricus
114353 etc. - Dorcus parallelopipedus
122556 etc. - Larinus ? latus
205056, 205214-Geotrupes most likely spiniger
154931 - Capnodis tenebricosa
213033 - ? Odontaeus armiger
112540-catch it if you see smile.gifit (and also 155345, 142603, 183822, 121641, 114234)
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13.01.2009 22:44, okoem

Thank you all for the definition! Almost everything is defined in one way or another, only 4 beetles are left completely without names:
Staphylin 20080419-102938.jpg
Khrushchev 20080422-164220.jpg (didn't think it would be a problem shuffle.gif)
Staphylin 20080430-125833.jpg
Elephant - 20080527-132651.jpg

And this elephant got two different names-Cyphocleonus dealbatus and Cyphocleonus achates. Where is the truth? eek.gif smile.gif

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13.01.2009 23:07, пигидий

no names only 4 beetles

20080527-132651 Leucophyes pedestris (Poda, 1761)
Staphylins - I think both are Ocypus (I don't know the species
)I can't say anything about
Cyphocleonus I avoid crushers (and I don't know practically)
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13.01.2009 23:18, пигидий

Almost everything is defined one way or another

and what was the name of abscess 20080516-114234?

13.01.2009 23:29, Fornax13

I called him Alosimus chalybaeus...
Khrushchev - Holochelus (which is Miltotrogus). In the Crimea, more than one species of them lives (although there may be a banal H. aequinoctialis).
At first I took the first staff for a big Othnius, but then I decided that it was really from some former "Ocypus".
IMHO tsifokleon-achates all the same. It's a long one for dealbatus.

This post was edited by Fornax13-13.01.2009 23: 52
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13.01.2009 23:36, пигидий

Alosimus chalybaeus...

Yeah, alozimus was moving in my head, but without sureness
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