Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

21.06.2009 0:22, RippeR

21.06.2009 0:29, Fornax13

If you need more such guys, you can see these oaks. Cryptarchs on juice can be enough... And not only them

21.06.2009 0:33, RippeR

21.06.2009 0:37, Fornax13

Yes nitsche so, I would say I did not catch this species, only a shearer.

21.06.2009 1:21, PG18

Take a look at two beetles from the Ustyurt w-ka (South-West Kazakhstan). June. I'm still familiar with only plants (Cousinia alata & Haplophyllum obtusifolium), on which they sit.

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21.06.2009 1:39, Fornax13

21.06.2009 1:56, PG18

21.06.2009 15:35, barko

Help me identify the cow. I was sitting on a beer glass

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21.06.2009 15:52, Алексей Сажнев

21.06.2009 22:34, Алексей Сажнев

21.06.2009 22:59, barko

22.06.2009 12:07, Vlad Clove

Good afternoon!
And help identify the bug. I live in Nigeria. Once a year there is an invasion of these insects. Beetles are found in abundance on the walls of houses, trees, and grass. Fly to the light and in the morning the walls of the porch, roof, bicycle, etc. objects are covered with them. No one would even pay attention to them, if not for one feature: these are acid beetles. If they are crushed or pressed down, ugly burns remain on the skin. Depending on individual characteristics, a tumor may appear on the entire arm and last up to a week. There is no pain at the burn itself, as if the beetle is injecting an anesthetic. Then the wound burns, but not much.
Who is it?

22.06.2009 13:02, Bad Den

22.06.2009 13:10, Fornax13

22.06.2009 14:33, RippeR

22.06.2009 22:22, Fornax13

23.06.2009 18:36, dimocritus

in the subject to beetles something
does not let you help?

http://dimocritus.smugmug.com/gallery/7773...1752_uEQMA-O-LB
and

http://dimocritus.smugmug.com/gallery/7773...1747_UFE4n-O-LB

I suspect it is some very common-found in Kiev at the end of April on the balcony (first) and just on the street, on the asphalt (second)

23.06.2009 18:47, barry

24.06.2009 1:38, Victor Titov

24.06.2009 10:54, Vitnaz

4. Weevil, but I don't know exactly who exactly. It may be a thistle weevil (Larinus sp).

Hardly turbinatus - in this species, the head tube is straight, narrowed to the top, and the photo of the lower beetle clearly shows a curved almost parallel-equilateral head tube. What are the beetle's dimensions? Maybe, for example, planus, obtusus, minutus

24.06.2009 18:55, bials

Help with the distribution. Very small beetle (approx. 5 mm), similar to a soft-bodied beetle.

24.06.2009 19:13, kut

Can you tell me what kind of cute beetle it is (probably Phyllobius)? Eating nettles. Realizing that he had been spotted, he immediately jumped to the ground. Thank you.

Moscow. Moose Island. 23.6.9.



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24.06.2009 19:21, Victor Titov

24.06.2009 19:22, Fornax13

24.06.2009 19:27, Liparus

24.06.2009 19:39, Fornax13

25.06.2009 15:00, Buzman

No, not everywhere In Nalchik, for example, they are replaced on nettles by some local otiorinhus. And there are none at all

25.06.2009 15:14, Alexander Zarodov

A couple of ground beetles near Moscow. Early May.
Harpalus s? The second one is similar to affinis.

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25.06.2009 15:17, Алексей Сажнев

25.06.2009 16:03, Alexander Zarodov

One more. Same place, end of May.

25.06.2009 18:58, Fornax13

25.06.2009 19:12, Алексей Сажнев

25.06.2009 20:08, Alexander Zarodov

25.06.2009 22:36, RippeR

circassica, who can say what?

ps. bl * * * * th spam filter!111 I can't send a photo normally!

26.06.2009 13:49, Alexander Zarodov

A couple of barbels. Moscow, in the forest. Early June.

1. Brachyta interrogationis?



2. I don't recognize you in makeup

26.06.2009 13:57, Алексей Сажнев

26.06.2009 15:00, Alexander Zarodov

Can you help me identify the gold coin before it looks like it? MO, June, size 7 mm. I was sitting on a currant tree.

Agrilus ribesi?



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26.06.2009 20:29, akulich-sibiria

good evening. Unfortunately, there is no beetle, only the elytra and pronotum remain, this is all that I could find in the passages in the rotten birch. Can someone tell me at least the family?

26.06.2009 20:34, Fornax13

This is Euknemida. For some reason, I immediately remembered Melasis. Eh... How would you collect...

26.06.2009 21:04, akulich-sibiria

This is Euknemida. For some reason, I immediately remembered Melasis. Eh... I would like to collect the living ones from you...

yes, it looks like one of these..Of course, I would like to catch the living ones too. Do they only live in rotten wood?? they don't leave such moves?