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22.03.2007 11:47, omar

It looks like a Europhilus, but why is it in an anthill? They're hanging out by the water. Besides, the picture sucks! It would be visible normally, you can determine. If it really turns out to be Europhilus, it may be an interesting find for the Moscow region.

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22.03.2007 14:16, Dmitry Vlasov

Duc, the anthill could have been near the water... In general, the set is very strange for an anthill...

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22.03.2007 14:33, Bad Den

In general, the set is very strange for an anthill...

Wintered in it...

22.03.2007 14:37, omar

The fact that they wintered is understandable. Just coastal beetles are usually buried in any coastal obscenity for wintering.

22.03.2007 16:45, Zhuk

Yes, the anthill (s) were near the river. I was still poking around in the trash, probably messed up a little

Beetle: The photo really sucks, and you can tell from it, but beetle #3 is probably Agonum assimile. What color is the leaf beetle?

The leaf beetle is dark blue in color, rounded smooth and has longitudinal grooves on the elytra, size 4 mm. Beetle No. 3 is 7mm long, all black. The rest are 6 mm long, completely black, the legs are dark brown. Maybe it will help
Unfortunately I can't take a better picture

22.03.2007 17:45, Bad Den

6 mm is closer to Bembidion, or shallow Agonum (s. l.)

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22.03.2007 17:53, omar

Yes, the anthill (s) was near the river
Then Elizar is right, more like a Europhilus. I recommend that you bring it to view and let us know.
I was also confused by the fact that No. 3 is lying a little sideways.

22.03.2007 17:56, omar

Elizar is probably also right about the pterostichae, and it's definitely not Bembidion or Agonum.

22.03.2007 18:02, Dmitry Vlasov

The leaf beetle is similar to the "horseradish babanukha", i.e. a representative of the genus Phaedon.

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22.03.2007 21:29, okoem

New beetles:
Ladybug - 3.5 mm
Incomprehensible bug - 4.5 mm.
Crimea, Feodosia, March 22.

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22.03.2007 22:33, Zhuk

The leaf beetle is similar to the "horseradish babanukha", i.e. a representative of the genus Phaedon.

The leaf beetle was identified as P. armoraciae L.
Here I tried zhuzhak to take a closer picture, maybe th will change:
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And a couple more:
Barbel from the Crimea. Caught in a train car when I arrived there

(27.07.2006 Sevastopol)
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Blestyanka, collected by mowing in the crown of a linden tree (12.07.2006 Ruzsky district)
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22.03.2007 23:30, Bad Den

Barbel-Exocentrus sp. (lusitanus or stierlini). I caught a few of them last year not light

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22.03.2007 23:33, Bad Den

20070322_120405.jpg-Cassidinae, possibly Hypocassida subferruginea

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23.03.2007 0:37, RippeR

the quality is certainly bad, but tell me something if you can, if you can't-I'll make better photos.
1 m-ed: Kishinev 20.04.06 on the road
2 m-ed: Kishinev 05.04.05 under the bed
3 m-ed: Kishinev 20.04.05 on the ground
9 m-ik: Mikeuts 28.06.06 on the mouse (kingdom of heaven to her

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23.03.2007 0:49, omar

Okoyem: an incomprehensible beetle Cassida most likely nebulosa Shchitonoska beetroot Was not filmed on the seashore?
Zhuk- Europhilus 100%
The second, as Elizar said, is most likely a pterostichus.
Spangleworm, most likely from the genus Cychramus

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23.03.2007 0:55, Victor Titov

Spangleweed-Cychramus luteus F.

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23.03.2007 1:04, omar

Precisely! And I forgot the second kind, I only remember variegatus...

23.03.2007 1:16, Victor Titov

RippeR: 3 m-food: Chisinau 20.04.05-Silpha carinata Hbst. The second one is somewhat similar to Thanatophilus, but I can't say for sure. The fourth Nicrophorus to the species should be looked closer. But similar to N. vespilloides Hbst. Although I found them more often than on carrion, in rotten mushrooms and similar substrates.

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23.03.2007 7:44, nimu

Help me determine the plz.
okr. Anapa. July 1989

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23.03.2007 7:47, nimu

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23.03.2007 7:58, Сергей-Д

Please tell me what kind of beetles are these? In early March, I took a picture at the first sun, a leaf beetle under the bark.
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23.03.2007 8:42, RippeR

nimu:
ibericus?

Sergey_D:
it's not a leaf-eater, but a dead-eater. I don't remember the names as always

23.03.2007 9:06, Zhuk

Please tell me what kind of beetles are these? In early March, I took a picture at the first sun, a leaf beetle under the bark.

Ladybug-Exochomus quadripustulatus Dead
eater - Phosphuga atrata

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23.03.2007 9:25, Zhuk

Vo, nutcrackers, all very small. 8.07.2006 Moscow region, Ruzsky district
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4 mm long, 2 spots on each elytra
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23.03.2007 9:44, Nilson

2 nimu - most likely female Lucanus cervus

23.03.2007 13:57, RippeR

"2 nimu - most likely female Lucanus cervus"
Mace 6-segmented, means ibericus

23.03.2007 16:28, Nilson

"2 nimu - most likely a female Lucanus cervus"
Mace 6-segmented, means ibericus

Well, yes, sort of like a six-piece... Then the Iberian, although I didn't see them in that area, mostly all ordinary deer.

23.03.2007 18:44, Bad Den

The second one is somewhat similar to Thanatophilus, but I can't say for sure.

No, not Thanatophilus
Rather also Silpha
I have similar ones, in the evening I will look and unsubscribe

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24.03.2007 0:34, okoem

What kind of crunch?
Crimea, Feodosia, March 23.
Length 15 mm.

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24.03.2007 0:54, RippeR

the stercorarius I recently caught in the horse poop. exactly 2 cm long, 17.03.07, Rezen
Hto is he really?

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24.03.2007 1:02, RippeR

What are the hlanii?
velik was caught: Chisinau 09.04.05. In my opinion, trapped (or under a rock)
Small exactly in the trap: 28.03.05, Chisinau

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24.03.2007 11:19, stierlyz

Dead eaters from Moldavia and Chlaenius with a border of leicht zu bestimmen by volume II, or even just by visiting http://koleopterologie.de/, but Chlaenius without a border - a question for a specialist. And drag geotrup to Odessa. Khrushchev from the Crimea-Miltotrogus sp. I still recommend that you, Okoem, collect the material and at least throw it on cotton wool for subsequent processing - and the definitions will be more reliable, and specialists will be interested.

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24.03.2007 11:34, omar

Okoyem: Really, styerlease is telling the truth. This is especially true for small beetles. You manage to find good views.

24.03.2007 12:09, okoem

I still recommend that you, Okoem, collect the material and at least throw it on cotton wool for subsequent processing - and the definitions will be more reliable, and specialists will be interested.

Alas, one cannot embrace the immensity. Bugs, of course, are also interesting, but I actually do butterflies (+ since this season - even dragonflies and spiders). Already closer to summer, there are often not enough hands to collect even everything that comes across from Lepidoptera, in general, there are no more beetles...
And now there are still a few butterflies, so I photograph Coleoptera, Hemiptera and other animals in order not to climb mountains in vain.
And if something is not determined by the photo , then it's not terrible:-)

...I apologize for the OFFTOP.

24.03.2007 12:12, guest: Archypus

Chlaenius, the bigger one, so festivus. Small should be nitidulus -also passes through the "green"

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24.03.2007 12:16, okoem

Okoyem: an incomprehensible beetle Cassida most likely nebulosa Shchitonoska beetroot Was not filmed on the seashore?

I was shooting on the southern slope of the mountain, on a scree, terraced and planted with thuja and pine, sitting under a stone. The sea is about three kilometers away.

"You manage to find good views."
Thank you!
Most of the beetles photographed are common in the vicinity of Feodosia.

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24.03.2007 13:07, RippeR

"leicht zu bestimmen on volume II"
unfortunately nicht sprechen zi deutsch

So I didn't understand

anything Or something like easily rpedelyaetsya on...?

24.03.2007 13:28, RippeR

20-maika - Chisinau 21.03.07, on earth
9-pterostichus? Nimoreni VII. 2003, in the forest
13-Durlesti, 19.03.07, under the bark of some dry deciduous tree.

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24.03.2007 20:54, omar

Okoyem: I asked the question about the seashore, because this species often washes off the fields in large numbers and throws waves on the coast

In the Crimea, I met such mulch quite often in the spring. About the types common to Feodosia - not all of them are common to the Crimea-IMHO. Although I am a Muscovite, I have traveled quite a lot in the Crimea, I have not been only in 2 cities. Good luck! And new good pictures.

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24.03.2007 20:56, omar

9-not a pterostichus, a ripper, but something good and cool. I don't know yet. If possible, the size of it. The trail behind it is Dromius some kind of green if.

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