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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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13.07.2009 23:29, frNFBHcL2JSwo

cute ones...

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13.07.2009 23:36, Fornax13

Israel or where?

13.07.2009 23:41, frNFBHcL2JSwo

Cyprus

13.07.2009 23:50, Fornax13

Well, this is the genus Melyris (= Zygia), I'm not sure about the species (for some reason there are no literals anywhere), but only M. longicollis is listed for Cyprus (Schilsky, 1898).
Imagos are just sitting on flowers.
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14.07.2009 0:01, frNFBHcL2JSwo

interestingly, three types of mint bloom in the flower bed - and they only sit on this

14.07.2009 15:37, Fornax13

Yes, it's really interesting... confused.gif

14.07.2009 15:43, Fornax13

2 Pleco:
20-Sisyphus schaefferi boschniaki
21-Gymnopleurus mopsus.

2 mikee:
Ditiskus has a face to look at

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14.07.2009 15:51, Stavropolec

Fornax13, omar, Vitnaz thank you for your help!!!! ))))

14.07.2009 16:18, Sungaya

Moscow region, Sergiev Posad district.

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14.07.2009 16:26, Fornax13

Neomysia oblongoguttata (Linnaeus, 1758)
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14.07.2009 16:40, Алексей Сажнев

according to another classification currently accepted for Russia, the name Sospita (Myzia) oblongoguttata (Linnaeus, 1758) is
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14.07.2009 17:07, Liparus

help me determine it.July 10-13.09 A. R. Crimea.Koktebel

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14.07.2009 17:22, Алексей Сажнев

Barbel Chlorophorus varius (O. F. Muller, 1766)
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14.07.2009 18:23, Fornax13

short-nosed elephant-Rhynocyllus conicus
beetle-Carterus some kind of
pollen-eater-probably Podonta daghestanica
abscesses - ? Zonitis flava
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14.07.2009 18:57, Liparus

short-nosed elephant-Rhynocyllus conicus
beetle-Carterus some kind of
pollen-eater-probably Podonta daghestanica
abscesses - ? Zonitis flava

I agree with the first elephant and Zonitis flava,
I generally thought that Zonitis flava is a soft squirrel,they hid their head,and they are rare?I caught 6 pieces in just 2 exits to the place of fishing

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14.07.2009 19:14, Fornax13

Well, in the Crimea, I think not, judging by the number. And we're only one bug away.

14.07.2009 19:20, Liparus

Well, in the Crimea, I think not, judging by the number. And we're only one bug away.

Not I just thought that maybe they massively multiplied and I was lucky to catch 3 pairs smile.gif

14.07.2009 20:51, bials

Help me identify beetles. mo. Odintsovo district.
leaf eater:
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14.07.2009 21:09, omar

Gonioctena viminalis
Agapantia villosoviridescens
обе

15.07.2009 6:02, bials

Gonioctena viminalis
Agapantia villosoviridescens
обе

Thank you for the genioctena, but these barbels are not Agapanthia villosoviridescens (I know it as flaky smile.gif)
These are about half her size. And the color is different. So it's something else.

15.07.2009 10:04, Алексей Сажнев

Agapanthia villosoviridescens is very variable in color, presumably it is males, so the size may vary, in your area from similar (except for "metal") I know only 2 species are directly villosoviridescens and dahli, the choice falls on Agapanthia villosoviridescens
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15.07.2009 17:28, Sungaya

what kind of bug and what gender?
Moscow, June 17, 09.

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15.07.2009 17:59, scarit

This is the ground beetle Harpalus rufipes. male
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15.07.2009 21:24, kut

Tell me, what kind of beetle? Moscow. 14.7.9.
Sat on the leaves of white Dogwood (Cornus alba)

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15.07.2009 22:57, Алексей Сажнев

this is probably Serica brunnea

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15.07.2009 23:21, Fornax13

Yes, exactly it is.
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16.07.2009 8:49, omar

Bials, if anything, in my collection there is Agapanthia villosoviridescens with a length of 9 mm. So there's still a lot you don't know. smile.gif
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16.07.2009 18:19, Алексей Сажнев

Yes, the size of the adult largely depends on the development of the larva, on environmental factors, etc., for example, on temperature

16.07.2009 18:42, Sungaya

This is the ground beetle Harpalus rufipes. male

Can it be called Pseudoophonus rufipes?

16.07.2009 19:35, Алексей Сажнев

maybe ) this is what it is, but Harpalus is still preferable, although the genus system is very confusing and incomplete

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 16.07.2009 19: 36
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16.07.2009 21:16, Sungaya

What kind of bug is this?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, 14.06.09

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16.07.2009 22:09, Fornax13

Lamia textor
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16.07.2009 22:34, Алексей Сажнев

Lamia textor, male
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17.07.2009 6:58, Sungaya

is it possible to determine the gender of these people?

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17.07.2009 8:52, KingSnake

Hello, help me identify beetles. All shot in Chuvashia (national park "Chavash Varmane"), in June of this year.

Barbel Agapanthia dahli or Agapanthia villosoviridescens?

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17.07.2009 9:14, Алексей Сажнев

is it possible to determine the gender of these people?


the length of the whiskers and their last segment are not visible, in males the whiskers reach the last third of the elytra and a little further, the last segment of the antennae in males also has a small constriction at the top and is longer.
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17.07.2009 9:15, Алексей Сажнев

I would refer Agapanthium to Agapanthia villosoviridescens
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17.07.2009 9:50, KingSnake

I would refer Agapanthium to Agapanthia villosoviridescens

Why? Are there any clear differences between Agapanthia dahli and Agapanthia villosoviridescens?

17.07.2009 10:30, Алексей Сажнев

Agapanthia dahli has from 3 segments of antennae, usually up to 5, with tufts of long black hairs at the ends of the segments, but villosoviridescens does not have this

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 17.07.2009 10: 32

17.07.2009 11:22, Алексей Сажнев

Leaf eater P10909999.jpg / Galeruca tanaceti (Linnaeus, 1758)

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