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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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05.06.2009 10:43, omar

1. Chrysolina marginata
2. Necydalis major
3. Opanthribus tessellatus I would say
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05.06.2009 11:05, barry


3. Opanthribus tessellatus I would say

Yes, it seems that the junction of the pronotum and elytra is somewhat different...

05.06.2009 11:07, Liparus

[quote=barry,05.06.2009 11:27]

05.06.2009 11:39, omar

Yes, that's right now! Thank you, a big photo is a great thing!
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05.06.2009 11:41, omar

It is very interesting that I ran on the American maple. Is it really eating it?

05.06.2009 11:51, Liparus

It is very interesting that I ran on the American maple. Is it really eating it?

Yes, I myself was ofigel, caught and gave Boris in a matchbox, then still trotted into the net dry branches of American maple near that place and still got 2 PCs and one somehow darker and one third less (maybe a male?), in the end I spread them out and their antennae partially broke off, and the one that in the photo at Barry's house flew away (after the photo shoot)
Well begol very fast just like an ant
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05.06.2009 11:52, Liparus

Yes, that's right now! Thank you, a big photo is a great thing!

Well, I looked at the muzzle on the spot, and realized that it wasn't nebulesus!and immediately gave Boris for the photo

05.06.2009 12:02, barry

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05.06.2009 12:10, косинус

SDRASTVUYTE HELP OPRIDELIT BEETLE CAUGHT ON SERENI

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05.06.2009 13:36, KingSnake

It looks like Lytta vesicatoria.

05.06.2009 13:44, Guest

SDRASTVUYTE HELP OPRIDELIT BEETLE CAUGHT ON SERENI

You, my dear, need to study Russian strenuously, and not Zhukov.
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05.06.2009 14:48, Dmitry Vlasov

2barry: 4 - Pseudocistela ceramboides L. (fam. Alleculidae, or subfam. Alleculinae in fam. Tenebrionidae.
5 - Anaspis thoracica L. (?)
in the next post - Plateumaris braccata Scop.
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05.06.2009 17:20, Алексей Сажнев

Necydalis major, presumably male
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06.06.2009 11:00, Алексей Сажнев

Western Sayan, Ergaki

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06.06.2009 16:54, Жабонька

help identify weevils and ground beetles found in the Cretaceous mountains. picture: P6060626.JPGpicture: P6060624.JPG

06.06.2009 16:59, Алексей Сажнев

these are black-bodied beetles, not ground beetles, in my opinion from Tentyriini

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 06.06.2009 17: 01
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06.06.2009 18:52, Liparus

help identify weevils and ground beetles found in the Cretaceous mountains.

That's like your little blackheads
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...13502&catalog=1
And here's the elephant
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...=6867&catalog=1

This post was edited by Liparus - 06.06.2009 18: 53
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06.06.2009 19:10, RippeR

it seems that the black bodies are Gnaptor sp.?
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06.06.2009 19:25, Алексей Сажнев

well, given that there is only one species in Russia, it is Gnaptor spinimanus (Pallas, 1781)
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06.06.2009 20:03, Liparus

well, given that there is only one species in Russia, it is Gnaptor spinimanus (Pallas, 1781)

I don't want to seem like a sucker, but a couple of years ago, South of Kharkiv odbasty on the chalk, I met such people, but I didn't take them, I thought that the usual Blap frown.gif

06.06.2009 21:09, Fornax13

Arthur, are you sure it's Cleonis pigra? Tatiana, if possible, take a better picture of the elephant. Especially the trunk on top smile.gif

06.06.2009 22:04, Fornax13

Western Sayan, Ergaki

Maybe Carabus mestsherjakovi? confused.gif

This post was edited by Fornax13-06.06.2009 22: 19
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06.06.2009 22:31, Алексей Сажнев

Maybe Carabus mestsherjakovi? confused.gif


beetles are similar to Z.Sayans like nominatives

07.06.2009 20:06, Ostfuchs

Good day to all!

1. picture: C_s.jpg
I wanted to ask — is this a buzzer? And if so, what is it, if this, of course, can be understood from a not very high-quality photo?


But this one is a sunflower barbel, or not?
2. picture: A.jpg

(Taken near Almaty, June)

07.06.2009 20:09, Алексей Сажнев

Calosoma sycophanta, female like
and yes Agapanthia dahli, in my opinion also a female

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 07.06.2009 20: 13
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07.06.2009 21:00, RippeR

about sunflower it is doubtful. I think I'm cynarae???

07.06.2009 21:08, Vabrus

Rip, imho, here cynarae does not even smell smile.gif

07.06.2009 21:36, DIMac

Come on geniuses, identify the second beetle in this picture smile.gif
After the flash unfortunately fell. The size of it was 11-14mm. Location: Tatarstan, Kazan. Birch grove. On Arctium lappa. June 07.

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07.06.2009 21:49, barry

identify the second beetle in this image smile.gif

Let it be Phytoecia icterica. smile.gif
Can I get a bigger one?

This post was edited by barry - 07.06.2009 21: 50

07.06.2009 22:00, DIMac

Thank you. At first I thought it was Oberea sp. The top was all gray
and couldn't be made bigger - crop and resize did the trick smile.gif

07.06.2009 22:12, Алексей Сажнев

in Oberea, most of the pronotum is red, and Phytoecia is suddenly cylindrica)))

07.06.2009 22:19, Fornax13

Yes, rather cylindrica really, icterica poyuzhne still IMHO...

07.06.2009 22:33, Guest

And if one claw stuck out from behind the leaf, what would be the versions?

07.06.2009 22:34, Алексей Сажнев

that is-well, a bug, uh... coleoptera, well coleoptera ))))

07.06.2009 22:36, Fornax13

And if one claw stuck out from behind the leaf, what would be the versions?

Well it depends on which claw wink.gif

07.06.2009 22:40, Guest

There is such a game: for a small part, guess the whole... smile.gif

07.06.2009 22:47, Fornax13

And the definition of photos is often a guess... That's why I usually say:"..... but you should look at the beetle " smile.gif

07.06.2009 23:09, omar

Yes, rather cylindrica really, icterica poyuzhne still IMHO...

Icteria is a mass species even in the Moscow region. In places.
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07.06.2009 23:47, Fornax13

Thank you for your comment, then it is quite likely that Tatarstan really has both.
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08.06.2009 7:54, VSB

Here is such a small bug caught, is it known to someone?. Tell me who it is

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