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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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17.06.2009 21:59, RippeR

It seems that there is no incerta in Kazakhstan, there is a violacea, and some talassica eats, I don't know what it looks like.. (

17.06.2009 22:10, Sungaya

tell me the Latin names of beetles.
All-Serebryano-Prudsky district, May 30

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17.06.2009 22:21, Алексей Сажнев

similar to Dorcadion holosericeum Kryn., 1832
Plagionotus arcuatus
and Meloe sp.
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17.06.2009 22:28, Алексей Сажнев

it looks like incerta in Kazakhstan is not, violacea is, and eats some talassica, what it looks like I don't know.. (

something in between violacea and intermedia smile.gifIt was originally described as a subspecies of violacea - but talassica is common in Southern Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and it is unlikely to be in the photo.

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 17.06.2009 22: 40
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18.06.2009 1:21, Fornax13

2 Stavropolec:
1, 3-Oxypselaphus obscurus
2-Bembidion cute some.
4 - Stenolophus ?mixtus
5-Agonum like lugens, but what of the agonums in Stavropol lives - alas, I do not know.
8-Harpalus like rufipes
11-Stenolophus. I would venture to assume that S. discophorus
12-Ophonus of the azureus type
13-Calathus of the ambiguus type
14 - ? Harpalus griseus
15-reminds me of Harpalus calceatus
16 - Pterostichus oblongopunctatus or something....
17-IMHO too nosy for planirostris. Salpingus caucasicus will turn out to be something else...
18 - Asaphidion ?flavipes (there is also a similar austriacum, which is indicated for the Caucasus)

P.S. I apologize if I repeated myself.

This post was edited by Fornax13-18.06.2009 01: 21
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18.06.2009 1:24, Fornax13

Please help me decide on two ground beetles. The coast of the Caspian Sea near the city of Aktau, April 22 of this year.

1-Cymindis (Mastus) ?rufipes
2-from what I've seen, very similar to Harpalus pulvinatus. (It doesn't seem to pull confused.gifon Microderes )

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18.06.2009 11:29, omar

Sungaya, can you tell me what size T-shirt it is? You also need a bigger mustache. proscarabeus is most likely, but I don't see a crooked mustache. And dorkashi Dorcadion holosericeum we simply do not have others.
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18.06.2009 13:50, Phoenix Saratov

Can you help me with the crusts?
user posted image

18.06.2009 13:52, Phoenix Saratov

And with floater
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18.06.2009 14:04, Victor Titov

18.06.2009 14:08, Victor Titov

18.06.2009 14:42, PG18

Here, this agapantia from the deserts of the extreme south-west of Kazakhstan (Akkuduk settlement) seems to be different, not dahli. Smaller, not pronounced tuft of hairs on the 3rd segment of the mustache, pubescence of the scutellum is different...

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18.06.2009 20:35, Sungaya

Sungaya, can you tell me what size T-shirt it is? You also need a bigger mustache. proscarabeus is most likely, but I don't see a crooked mustache. And dorkashi Dorcadion holosericeum we simply do not have others.

T-shirt 45 mm long. and the mustache here

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18.06.2009 22:03, RippeR

PG18:
it really doesn't look like Dali, agapantia is interesting, I advise Danilevsky to send a photo, he will immediately say smile.gif
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18.06.2009 22:59, omar

Meloe proscarabeus but very large size. I have not heard that there are more than 35 mmconfused.gif.
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18.06.2009 23:04, RippeR

there are cases.. they grow well )
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19.06.2009 21:16, Sungaya

What's the gender of my T-shirt?
And what is this mustache-bending trick?

This post was edited by Sungaya - 06/19/2009 21: 28

19.06.2009 21:53, kut

Can you tell me what kind of bug it is? Moscow oblast. 16.6.9. On umbrella
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19.06.2009 22:13, RippeR

Sungaya:
the female.

in males, the whiskers are curved quite strongly
http://pbc.codehog.co.uk/bhs/pics/200604/m...pr06_800_10.jpg
http://www.insects.pl/800x/Coleoptera_Melo...__Dzialdowo.jpg
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19.06.2009 22:25, Victor Titov

Can you tell me what kind of bug it is? Moscow oblast. 16.6.9. On the umbrella site

Lygistopterus sanguineus (L., 1758)
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20.06.2009 0:11, Dr. Niko

Istra district of Moscow Region, June 13-16. Into the light.
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Thanks!

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20.06.2009 0:16, Fornax13

1 - Necrodes littoralis
2 - Ilybius какой-то
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20.06.2009 11:55, RippeR

I apologize for the quality smile.gif
all caught in May-early June.
if something is interesting and not clear due to the quality, I will try to redo it smile.gif

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20.06.2009 12:25, Fornax13

1-Lachnaia sexpunctata
2-Acmaeoderella some very cute. Something like gibbulosa can...
3 - Cosmobaris ?scolopacea
4 - Anthribus ?fasciatus
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20.06.2009 12:31, Ilia Ustiantcev

Some kind of ground beetle, found on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow.
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20.06.2009 12:35, Victor Titov

Some kind of ground beetle, found on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow.

Poecilus ?lepidus

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20.06.2009 14:31, RippeR

I just realized that it resembles the drawing of cosmobaris lol.gif
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20.06.2009 16:02, Victor Titov

I just realized what the drawing in cosmobaris looks like lol.gif

Phallobaris? wink.gif
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20.06.2009 18:10, VSB

I shot some beetles in Chelyabinsk. I would like to make sure that I identified it correctly.1. Leptura quadrifasciata (Leptura quadrifasciata); 2. Alder leaf beetle (Agelastica alni); 3. Black nutcracker (Hemicrepidius niger) 4. Weevil, but I don't know exactly who exactly. It may be a thistle weevil (Larinus sp).
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20.06.2009 19:03, Fornax13

2-Chrysolina sturmi (which violacea was)
4-Larinus, in my opinion, turbinatus
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20.06.2009 19:23, Dr. Niko

And I have an unexpected increase in the number of apple and pear flower - eaters-A. pomorum and A. piri-at my dacha plot under Bullfinches in the Moscow region this year.
I wonder if any of the forum members have experienced a similar situation this year?
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20.06.2009 19:45, Liparus

I apologize for the quality smile.gif
all caught in May-early June.
if something is interesting and not clear due to the quality, I will try to redo it smile.gif

nihrenasibeutebya beetle what lives???zlatka,leaf beetles,antrib-I haven't caught mol.gif mol.gif mol.gifthem yet

20.06.2009 21:44, Liparus

And I have an unexpected increase in the number of apple and pear flower - eaters-A. pomorum and A. piri-at my dacha plot under Bullfinches in the Moscow region this year.
I wonder if any of the forum members have experienced a similar situation this year?
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in my region. smile.gif I selected 30 pieces for myself on matrasy

20.06.2009 23:21, RippeR

yes, I also caught this for the first time this year )
leaf eaters are generally awesome - I've been wanting to catch them for a long time, and now finally ) still have it, if I don't distribute everything at the congress and send it to you )

20.06.2009 23:25, Victor Titov

in my region. smile.gif I selected 30 pieces for my mattresses

Where do you need so many of them?! Anthonomus pomorum is like dirt every year! Not even banal-banal!
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20.06.2009 23:53, Victor Titov

yes, I also caught this for the first time this year )
leaf eaters are generally awesome - I've been wanting to catch them for a long time, and now finally )

They brought me exactly the same animal from France last year. smile.gif

21.06.2009 0:04, RippeR

also from a recent one )

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21.06.2009 0:06, BO.

Help me identify the nutcracker.
Astrakhan region, Aksarayskaya station. Plain. He flew in and landed on my arm.
8 mm.

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21.06.2009 0:10, Fornax13

Cryptarcha undata, apparently. On oak juice?
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21.06.2009 0:18, Fornax13

Let the nutcracker be Dicronychus nigropunctatus. Although the group is still quite a lot...

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