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29.07.2009 17:30, Sungaya

If you don't mind, check out these guys again.
They have different paws.
Is it a different gender or different species?
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If there are different types, then who is who?

29.07.2009 17:34, Guest

and Trachys minutus is a banal zlatka?

There are strong suspicions that the species is different, not minutus and not so banal - a different body shape, there is no pattern of hairs on the elytra (they do not disappear even after getting wet), not a characteristic gathering place (in wormwood).

29.07.2009 17:35, Алексей Сажнев

If you don't mind, check out these guys again.
They have different paws.
Is it a different gender or different species?

the male has extended forelegs

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29.07.2009 17:35, Guest

If you don't mind, check out these guys again.
They have different paws.
Is it a different gender or different species?

If there are different types, then who is who?

Different sex-males have wider tarzuses.

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29.07.2009 17:46, Fornax13

Trachys is definitely not minuta, Arthur, reread post #6929.

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29.07.2009 18:43, Sungaya

Help identify these small (about 10-12 mm.) beetles. Both pairs are taken in mating. Moscow Region, Shatursky district, June 27

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29.07.2009 18:46, Fornax13

Like this:
1 - Anastrangalia reyi
2 - Stenurella melanura

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29.07.2009 18:52, Алексей Сажнев

1. Anastrangalia reyi (Heyden, 1889) male, female
2. Stenurella melanura (Linnaeus, 1758) male, female

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 07/29/2009 18: 53

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29.07.2009 19:03, Sungaya

Here's another small bug. Taken in the same place.
What kind of species and what gender?

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29.07.2009 19:20, Fornax13

But how small is he?? Big guy!

Chrysanthia viridissima sort of. I don't know the gender, but something tells me it's female

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29.07.2009 19:29, Алексей Сажнев

I would also say female

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29.07.2009 19:40, Sungaya

Well, then it's just giants

Who are they? And gender, if possible.

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29.07.2009 19:42, Алексей Сажнев

Strangalia attenuata Linnaeus, 1758 I think female
and male and female Leptura (s. str.) quadrifasciata quadrifasciata Linnaeus, 1792

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 07/29/2009 19: 45

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29.07.2009 19:43, Fornax13

Imho:
1-Strangalia attenuata
2, 3-
Leptura quadrifasciata I don't know the gender, maybe Alexey will tell me.

although 2 is probably a man, and 3 is a girl

This post was edited by Fornax13-29.07.2009 19: 47

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29.07.2009 19:53, Алексей Сажнев

aha, in 2, his whiskers are longer, almost to the tops of the elytra, in 3-females they only go beyond the middle, and in 1 the whiskers are shorter, the body is wider than in males of this species (they have a very narrow body), 3 the segment of the hind legs is shorter than the claw-female

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29.07.2009 19:54, Liparus

help with chernotelkoy

and other beetles
IMG_2437 and IMG_2439 female and male like, and IMG_2438 kakoyto strange

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29.07.2009 20:19, Liparus

help with the nutcrackers,I just started catching them this year and was surprised that there are many types of them.
the last two months.Karadag nature Reserve (among the pines and rock oaks)
last was going to throw out because of the broken tendrils,but then I thought maybe something kprymskoe

This post was edited by Liparus - 29.07.2009 20: 24

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30.07.2009 16:00, Buzman

To Liparus:
IMG_2255 and MG_2260 seem to be Chrysolina asclepiadis (Villa, 1833). Cool ones – collect more

IMG_2458 - Hydrothassa marginella (Linnaeus, 1758)
Ladybugs-Coccinella septempunctata Linnaeus, 1758
Ground beetles IMG_2437 and IMG_2439-Pterostichus melanarius (Illiger, 1798)
Ground beetle IMG_2438-like Pterostichus niger (Schaller, 1783)
Chernotelka - some kind of Blaps, I have problems with them in my life

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30.07.2009 16:22, Алексей Сажнев

The cow's spots are poorly visible, the reflections interfere, but in the shape of the body, the scuteloid black spot, and the missing white ones, it reminds me of Hippodamia (Semiadalia) undecimnotata (Schneider, 1792)

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 30.07.2009 16: 24

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30.07.2009 17:17, Buzman

Yes, indeed, Alexey is absolutely right

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30.07.2009 19:05, akulich-sibiria

good evening.
1. Tyva. something from milabris, is it M. aulica or M. calida??
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2. Khakassia
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3.M.quatordecimpunctata ?
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4. south of the Krasnoyarsk Territory 8 mm.
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5.M.atrata ??
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6. Epicauta megalocephala ?
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7. E. ambusta ?
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8. E.sibirica sibirica ? male
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30.07.2009 19:18, barry

Help me determine...
Kharkiv region, 29.07.2009.

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30.07.2009 19:25, Алексей Сажнев

probably Notoxus monoceros (Linnaeus, 1760)

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30.07.2009 19:30, akulich-sibiria

here's another
1. Hyleocoetes dermestoides ? on aspen
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2. Diaperis boleti ?
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Larinus turbinatus which one is it?
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5. Evodinelus borealis ?
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6. another one of the evodinuses...
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30.07.2009 20:10, Алексей Сажнев

5. Evodinellus borealis (Gyllenhal, 1827) ab. basifenistratus
6. Evodinellus borealis (Gyllenhal, 1827) ab. fulvopictus

both seem to be males

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 30.07.2009 20: 14

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30.07.2009 20:36, Fornax13

1-drilled-yes, dermestoides
2-yes
3-Larinus sturnus, I'd say.

30.07.2009 20:47, Fornax13

1, 2-Mylabris aulica, I think 4-probably it too
3-Hycleus quatuordecimpunctatus
6, 7-I think both ambusta
8-yes, sibirica sibirica

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30.07.2009 23:17, Liparus

help with the elephants,I have problems with many

of them ,I haven't met any photos of them anywhere

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30.07.2009 23:21, Liparus

and another couple from the city of Melitopol, (as I was told - cleonus on a pear)

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30.07.2009 23:44, Fornax13

IMG_2170 - Gymnetron labile
IMG_2172 - also a Gymnetron, I would say, like plantaginis...
IMG_2180 - caught on what?

IMG_2178-Ceuthorrhynchus from the former Marklissus, now sensu stricto. I can't be more precise...
IMG_2190 is a nice bark beetle like Hylastes, I don't know them, alas
. IMG_2198 is from Cossoninae. The beast is cool, but I don't know

IMG_2207 - Sibinia pellucens
IMG_2226 - Ellescus scanicus or something...
IMG_2414 - Sciaphobus squalidus

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30.07.2009 23:50, Fornax13

This is not cleonus, but Pachycerus cordiger, and Hypera-nigrirostris podi.

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30.07.2009 23:56, Liparus

IMG_2180 - caught on what?
IMG_2198 is from Cossoninae. The beast is cool, but I don't know
IMG_2414 - Sciaphobus squalidus

apion mowing on pines and under pines(but most likely young pine)
IMG_2198 don't know?crawled on a T-shirt, probably with a shrunken willow flew under which I was sitting with a friend
Sciaphobus squalidus?Are you sure it's him?this strange, like a small, maybe worn-out male?

30.07.2009 23:59, Liparus

the strangest one is this beetle IMG_2399.JPG and cossonus

31.07.2009 0:00, Fornax13

On the pines of the apions somehow do not live

There was a stonecrop, which is hare cabbage? Or some sorrel?
Kossonins aren't much of a collection at all, so it's very lucky.
What other options are there for squalidus?

31.07.2009 0:02, Fornax13

IMG_2399-here it is, yes, a funny beast... and what size and on what?

31.07.2009 0:05, Liparus

IMG_2399-here it is, yes, a funny beast... and what size and on what?

the same size as Sibinia pellucens, in a swampy meadow, mowing on horsetails (in May ) in the same place mowed and a couple of gripus equestri

31.07.2009 0:07, Liparus

On the pines of the apions somehow do not live There was a stonecrop, which is hare cabbage? Or some sorrel?
Kossonins aren't much of a collection at all, so it's very lucky.
What other options are there for squalidus?

Sciaphobus scitulus?Sciaphobus rubi (Gyllenhal, 1813)?a new view?
rare kossonins?and I read that in raw wood in cellars and trees groups gather

This post was edited by Liparus - 31.07.2009 00: 08

31.07.2009 0:09, Fornax13

Were there any ash trees in the area? Me here is he on habitus reminds any one-color Lignyodes.

31.07.2009 0:15, Fornax13

Well, as for the new one, I don't think so.
Yes, it happens that the wood is thinned to the state of its absence. Well, in groups, but not in every basement and not at all on every tree

31.07.2009 1:07, Fornax13

From pygidia:
IMG_2180 - Perapion marchicum
IMG_2178 - Ceutorhynchus chalybaeus most likely
IMG_2198 - Melicius cylindrus
IMG_2399 - Lignyodes valid

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