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02.05.2009 0:21, barry

? Clytra laeviuscula
30.04.2009. Kharkiv region, Volchansk.
In the beginning, the first met singly on (?) young pines, which somewhat confused me (the summer before last I came across them in the Crimea, but on willows and with larger rear spots). But then I met a hawthorn bush, on which there were two or three dozen of them... and everything seemed to fall into place. There was a strong wind, they probably just threw on the pines.

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02.05.2009 3:06, convexus

Bembidion
Gathering place-Khabarovsk Krai Verkhnebureinsky district
I assume that persimile, but what other options can there be?
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02.05.2009 10:20, Liparus

? Clytra laeviuscula
30.04.2009. Kharkiv region, Volchansk.



I only know that these are rare compared to those who have large spots
there were two or three dozen of them...(0_0)

can it be Clytra quadripunctata?

This post was edited by Liparus-05/02/2009 10: 23
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02.05.2009 11:09, barry

In "green" it is written that in laeviuscula prsp. smooth, in quadripunctata "clearly dotted, with a wide lateral border". If I understood correctly - C. quadripunctata...
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This post was edited by barry - 05/02/2009 11: 11

02.05.2009 17:11, Ilia Ustiantcev

Who is it? Moscow, Kolomenskoye.
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02.05.2009 21:37, Liparus

Who is it? Moscow, Kolomenskoye.
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some aphodi
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03.05.2009 12:29, convexus

Pterostichus
Khabarovsk Krai, mountain taiga
of the Lord, at least up to the subgenus confused.gif wall.gif

This post was edited by convexus - 03.05.2009 12: 34

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03.05.2009 22:52, kut

Moscow oblast. 3.5.9. I will be grateful for the definition.
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04.05.2009 8:07, Vabrus

kut,
Harmonia quadripunctata (Pont., 1763)
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04.05.2009 8:57, DIMac

Finally got there))
1) I only saw this species with wide rear thighs once in Kazan.
Who knows what it's called?
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2) There are still disagreements about this photo. Also Kazan. Something people began to doubt about Adalia decempunctata
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3) I also wanted to ask those who identified small dung beetles Aphodiinae - I collected them for several years in Tatarstan and for many years I can't identify some of them. I use IT ECSSSR T. II and binocular + microscope. Maybe it's outdated? Are there any more up-to-date determinants of lamellar whiskers? For example, I got Aphodius transvolgensis, but the range is described there so that this species is generally impossible in the forest zone. Plus, a few more copies "go" beyond the theses of the definition and "stick out" in the collection as Aphodius sensu stricto

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04.05.2009 10:12, Vabrus

Afodiev et al. can be viewed here - I bought one myself. http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/kabakovm.htm
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04.05.2009 12:51, barry

? Pilemostoma fastuosa
02.05.2009. Kharkiv region, on the meadow.
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30.04.2009. Kharkiv region, Volchansk
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This post was edited by barry - 05/04/2009 14: 29

04.05.2009 12:56, barry

[quote=DIMac,04.05.2009 08:57]
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04.05.2009 14:52, RippeR

Barry:
Shit'onoska, most likely Cassida Murrai
Dorcadion equestre
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06.05.2009 8:17, kut

Moscow oblast. 5.5.9.

On the trunk of a mountain ash tree. Chilocorus renipustulatus?
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Under the inversion of a birch tree. Anostirus castaneus?
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06.05.2009 8:54, omar

Pilemostoma fastuosa
Yes, it
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06.05.2009 8:59, Alexandr Rusinov

Moscow oblast. 5.5.9.

On the trunk of a mountain ash tree. Chilocorus renipustulatus?


Under the inversion of a birch tree. Anostirus castaneus?



So everything is
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06.05.2009 9:42, barry

Barry:
Dorcadion Equestre

? It's usually with a cross. Wiped off?

06.05.2009 9:51, Aaata

the drawing is changeable.

06.05.2009 10:07, Алексей Сажнев

from the cross ostalich 2 small spots ))

06.05.2009 11:23, Трофим

What beetles. In the mass of prr mowing yasnotki and tufted. There are 84 copies per 100 strokes. The size is about 3 mm. Also frequent on dandelion flowers.
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Is it Motley?
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Zlatka Trachys sp. Not minuta. Although such a photo on is unlikely to be able to determine
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06.05.2009 11:30, Алексей Сажнев

at a glance, only an overview - Nitidulidae, the second-Mylabris, possibly Hycleus, and the last, it seems, is some kind of Trachys
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06.05.2009 13:00, Алексей Сажнев

?Callimoxys gracilis (Brulle, 1832)
Material: Republic of Tatarstan, Alekseevsky district, Lebedevo village, 27. VII. 2008 (1♂) I. A. Yudakov.

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06.05.2009 13:08, omar

Trofim
Meligethes
Hycleus ? polymorphus
Trachys sp on what is collected? Not on Altea?

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06.05.2009 15:42, nucifraga

Help, plz, "deal" with zverem. Novosibirsk, 5.05. - mixed forest with a predominance of pine.

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06.05.2009 17:04, NicoSander

Tell me, what kind of beetle? Poiman in the Vologda region of Cherepovets.

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06.05.2009 17:30, Алексей Сажнев

this is a companion of the Glischrochilus genus, possibly quadrisignatus
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07.05.2009 6:36, convexus

Help, plz, "deal" with zverem. Novosibirsk, 5.05. - mixed forest with a predominance of pine.

Some kind of Pterostichus
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07.05.2009 14:42, Алексей Сажнев

Republic of Adygea, Krasnogvardeysky district, Rufabgo river, 29. VII. 2007 I. A. Yudakov

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07.05.2009 15:00, Aleksandr Safronov

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07.05.2009 15:04, Dmitry Vlasov

2NicoScander -DSC08534 is a glistening Glischrochilus grandis (=latefasciatus).

07.05.2009 15:38, Алексей Сажнев

Entalex, thank you for the hint of the subgenus, and the species is very similar to latsunosus, but do not tell me the Caucasian species of pterostichus, and how do you define karabus? and then there is one more Archiplectes

07.05.2009 15:53, Aleksandr Safronov

Entalex, thank you for the hint of the subgenus, and the species is very similar to latsunosus, but do not tell me the Caucasian species of pterostichus, and how do you define karabus? and then there is one more Archiplectes

You're welcome! I don't have any keys for Myosodus. There are 2 copies-also from Adygea. lacunosus sp. the most common type. And lay out the archplects - let's see.

07.05.2009 15:58, Алексей Сажнев

Archplectesa then later, the camera is charged after the expedition ))

07.05.2009 18:59, chebur

I found such a beetle under the bark of a dead spruce tree on May 1 of this year. Who is it?
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07.05.2009 19:05, Aaata

Calopus serraticornis (Oedemeridae), female
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07.05.2009 19:05, Алексей Сажнев

and where does the beetle come from, it reminds me of Calopus serraticornis

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 07.05.2009 19: 06

07.05.2009 19:07, chebur

A beetle from the Chekhov district of the Moscow region.

07.05.2009 19:12, Алексей Сажнев

aha means exactly as Aaata said - female Calopus serraticornis)

08.05.2009 9:58, Алексей Сажнев

Carabus (Archiplectes) sp.
Republic of Adygea, Krasnogvardeysky district, Rufabgo river, male, 29. VII. 2007 I. A. Yudakov
length-34 mm

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