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14.01.2009 1:27, okoem

Anthaxia deaurata or A. manca? Or something else?

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14.01.2009 2:57, RippeR

definitely not semolina. I don't remember what it's called.. something like bicolor..?
Heh, I found smile.gifCratomerus aurulentus (signature to Makarov's photo-senicula, and when in a separate tab-aurulenta.. Did they reduce it to synonyms? 0_o)

112540 what is Perotis lugubris? 0_о

14.01.2009 15:12, Fornax13

Anthaxia deaurata ssp. senicula it is now called. But I really don't like her stripes.
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14.01.2009 15:52, KDG

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

0035 Anoplodera rufipes. Leptura aethiops does not live on the black Sea.
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14.01.2009 17:20, RippeR

and what fluffy paws antaxia has-a miracle! ^_^
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14.01.2009 18:03, Vitnaz

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

More similar to dealbatus (=tigrinus). These are two closely related views that differ well if they are placed side by side in the collection smile.gif. If collected in the south, it may be achates, while dealbatus is more likely in the middle zone.
However, compare:
dealbatus
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/imag...hocleonus_1.jpg
achates
http://www.co.stevens.wa.us/weedboard/htm_bio/cyph2.jpg
http://www.bio-control.com/photos/Cyac1.jpg

This post was edited by Vitnaz - 14.01.2009 18: 18
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14.01.2009 19:41, akulich-sibiria

Good evening, I have a question about caprophages.
1. female platypus with a small tenderloin.There are two keels on the head. The parietal is longer than the frontal, curved in the forward direction. Anterior slope of the pronotum with a strong median protrusion and deep lateral pits. Before the anterior corners of the pronotum, the edges are indented and the anterior corners are bent. As it seems to me, this is Ontophagus gibbulus gibbulus....
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2. male: the platypus is elongated with the top turned up. The suture is only parietal, in the form of a wide angular plate, without narrow and sharp protrusions. Pronotum with a raised and slightly depressed in the middle in front of the slope. There is an assumption that this is O.fracticornis or O. laticornis f. minor
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14.01.2009 23:16, okoem

If collected in the south, it may be achates, while dealbatus is more likely in the middle zone.
The color scheme is like dealbatus, but the drawing is more like achates. shuffle.gif
Photo taken in Crimea, fixed sands on the seashore, October 12.

And what kind of bronze is this? Dnepropetrovsk region, September, length 22 mm.

This post was edited by okoem - 14.01.2009 23: 19

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15.01.2009 1:20, Fornax13

2 okoem:
Protaetia (Cetonischema) aeruginosa (Drury, 1770) - please specify the year.
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15.01.2009 9:28, Bad Den

Good evening, I have a question about caprophages.
1. female platypus with a small tenderloin.There are two keels on the head. The parietal is longer than the frontal, curved in the forward direction. Anterior slope of the pronotum with a strong median protrusion and deep lateral pits. Before the anterior corners of the pronotum, the edges are indented and the anterior corners are bent. As it seems to me, this is Ontophagus gibbulus gibbulus....

2. male: the platypus is elongated with the top turned up. The suture is only parietal, in the form of a wide angular plate, without narrow and sharp protrusions. Pronotum with a raised and slightly depressed in the middle in front of the slope. There is an assumption that this is O.fracticornis or O. laticornis f. minor


And according to Kabakov's monograph (I posted it on zin.ru) haven't tried watching it? Who gets it?

15.01.2009 21:23, barry

Please tell me what it's called now, something I don't find Meloe pubifera...

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15.01.2009 23:56, RippeR

wow... Old stuff though smile.gif
it looks like rugosus, but the elytra are somewhat smooth..
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16.01.2009 8:35, bials

Help me identify beetles in the Moscow region mol.gif
Barbel
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and leaf eater
A.picture: ________1.1.jpg
b.picture: ________1.2.jpg
thank you in advance.

16.01.2009 9:37, barry

wow... Old stuff though smile.gif
it looks like rugosus, but the elytra are somewhat smooth..

Yes-elytra without cones and a little hairy...
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16.01.2009 9:39, barry

Help me identify beetles in the Moscow region
...
and a leaf eater...

Leaf beetle on what tree? That is obviously (poplar, aspen, willow... - they are similar). It looks like a poplar tree... smile.gif

This post was edited by barry - 16.01.2009 09: 41

16.01.2009 10:03, bials

In my opinion aspen. We don't seem to have any poplars on the edge of the forest...
Why can't an aspen leaf-eater sit on a poplar tree? And vice versa..

16.01.2009 10:21, Alexandr Rusinov

This poplar leaf beetle, aspen and willow are more progressive, in addition to this, the photo seems to show a darkening at the suture corner of the top of the elytra, although it is too bad, the angle is not the same. And they can eat poplar, aspen and willow, they are not particularly picky here...

16.01.2009 10:24, Alexandr Rusinov

Yes, I forgot to write, barbel-Stictoleptura rubra, male.

16.01.2009 12:57, Victor Titov

Help me identify beetles in the Moscow region mol.gif

Male barbel Aredolpona rubra (Linnaeus, 1758). (It seems that according to Danilevsky's list, it belongs to this genus, and not to Stictoleptura).

Leaf beetle-Chrysomela populi Linnaeus, 1758.
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16.01.2009 13:25, RippeR

Barry: Yeah, it's not like Rugosus anymore.. smile.gif But I don't know the local fauna (

16.01.2009 16:21, Mylabris

To Barry: Meloe (Eurymeloe) pubiferus Heyden, 1887
So called.
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16.01.2009 16:40, okoem

After digging through the archives, I found more unidentified beetles, taken in 2007. For those who want to determine
http://narod.ru/disk/5012842000/coleo2007.rar.html

16.01.2009 16:52, Alexandr Rusinov

2DMITRICH: In Danilevsky rubra, it is Stictoleptura, and Aredolpona has the status of a subgenus. Learn match smile.gifpart
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16.01.2009 19:27, Fornax13

To okoem:

20070327-113449, 20070327-115040 - Leucosomus pedestris (Poda, 1761), only heavier.
20070422-133806-Bruchidius is kind of cute...
20070422-103833 - Timarcha ? tenebricosa (Fabricius, 1775)
20070425-140409, 20070425-140419 - Ampedus ? sanguinolentus (Schrank, 1776)
20070426-102716-Blaps sp.
20070426-111521, 20070426-111548-probably Gnaptor spinimanus (Pallas, 1781)
20070511-171833, 20070511-171857 - Cassida sp.
20070523-222006 - Ptinomorphus ? rosti (Pic, 1896)
20070526-181041, 20070526-181055, 20070528-165242 - Sisyphus schafferi (Linnaeus, 1758)
20070528-103202, 20070528-103225 - Capnodis tenebrionis (Linnaeus, 1758)
20070605-142633, 20070605-142639 - Acmaeoderella ? flavofasciata (Piller & Mitterparcher, 1783)
20070609-115640 - Liparus ? dirus (Herbst, 1795)
20070630-135655, 20070630-140341, 20070630-140355 - Gymnopleurus mopsus (Pallas, 1781)
20070630-141954 - Leucomigus candidatus (Pallas, 1771)
20070704-001315 - Nicrophorus humator (Gleditsch, 1767)
20070820-082645 - Larinus latus (Herbst, 1783)
20070831-105209, 20070831-105243, 20070831-105355 - Chrysolina ? limbata (Fabricius, 1775)

This post was edited by Fornax13-16.01.2009 19: 29
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16.01.2009 22:35, akulich-sibiria

And according to Kabakov's monograph (I posted it on zin.ru) haven't tried watching it? Who gets it?

Yes, I just tried it...just as I understand it is not the characteristic shape of the parietal keel in the male, besides I do not know whether the front corners of the pronotum are strongly indented or not, as I understand it, these species also have hybrids with each other...

17.01.2009 1:00, barry

To Barry: Meloe (Eurymeloe) pubiferus Heyden, 1887
So called.

Thanks! Some hefty rare one? There is nothing in Google...

17.01.2009 1:25, Fornax13

Meloe pubifer Heyden, 1887

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18.01.2009 20:38, okoem

 
102549 - P. hungarica

Something I look at this bronzer, and it seems to me that it is still not P. hungarica frown.gifToo dark, and the elytra are more prominent.
Calathus sp - can it be Calathus cinchus (=erythroderus)?
Yellow elephant (May, rocky steppe) Larinus sp. Or maybe someone will say before the view?
Dorcadion (April) would also be up to date... mol.gif
A gray-white elephant at least up to the genus mol.gifPhotographed in April on the rocks.

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18.01.2009 21:40, RippeR

Dorcadion cinerarium, but I won't tell you about the subspecies:
I'll look like metallic, or maybe cuprina..
Larinus, it looks like latus again

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18.01.2009 22:14, omar

Cleon must be from the genus Mecaspis

19.01.2009 9:45, bials

Help with the definition of barbelsmol.gif . Moscow Region, Odintsovo district
1.
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2. If possible..
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19.01.2009 10:56, Alexandr Rusinov

This is Anastrangalia, most likely reyi, in the upper photo female, bottom male.
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19.01.2009 16:50, Guest


A gray-white elephant at least up to the genus mol.gifPhotographed in April on the rocks.

Most similar to Pseudocleonus grammicus (Panzer, 1789), I think. I would like to be on top.
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21.01.2009 10:49, okoem

Most similar to Pseudocleonus grammicus (Panzer, 1789), I think. I would like to be on top.
Unfortunately, there is no top view... frown.gif Special THANKS for this bug! Three years in the" not defined " gathering dust... smile.gif
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The lower cow is Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata, and the upper cow is Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata. The number of points is different shuffle.gif

Another ladybug-similar to Halyzia sedecimguttata, but on closer inspection IMHO, something different.

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21.01.2009 11:27, Alexandr Rusinov

The cow that looks like halizia seems to me to be Calvia quinquedecimguttata F.
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21.01.2009 11:48, okoem

The cow that looks like halizia is Calvia quinquedecimguttata F.
Thanks! I looked it up in Google -
http://www.coccinellidae.net/Calvia-quatuordecimguttata.html
http://www.coccinellidae.net/Calvia-quindecimguttata.html
It turns out that I have Calvia quindecimguttata.

21.01.2009 12:07, Alexandr Rusinov

So it is, as always, I wrote the outdated synonym wink.gif

21.01.2009 19:27, kut

Can you tell me who it is? In length-5 millimeters, I think. Moscow oblast. November 16, 2008.
Thank you.

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21.01.2009 19:59, Fornax13

Chrysolina staphylaea
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21.01.2009 23:05, RippeR

Bratsk district, June

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