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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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14.08.2009 0:18, Fornax13

To Alexanders:
6.12.08.2009 - Donacia marginata
7.17.07.2008-possibly D. sparganii the
rest is not Donacia, but Plateumaris
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14.08.2009 0:49, Александрс

To Alexanders:
6.12.08.2009-Donacia marginata
7.17.07.2008-possibly D. sparganii the
rest is not Donacia, but Plateumaris


Thanks! I will search in Plateumaris...

14.08.2009 11:30, Buzman

I think this is Plateumaris sericea (L., 1758), they have many different color forms.
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14.08.2009 12:55, Александрс

I think this is Plateumaris sericea (L., 1758), they have many different color forms.



Thanks! I didn't find any other similar ones in the net either, and I don't have any literature...

14.08.2009 15:23, Fornax13

It is impossible to identify this leaf beetle. Maybe someone knows what it's called?

Assume that Monolepta ?quadriguttata
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14.08.2009 16:55, Liparus

help with the Crimean beetles. smile.gifmaybe someone knows these animals
All lying on my mattress

photo by Barry http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/index_class.php

This post was edited by Liparus - 14.08.2009 19: 56

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14.08.2009 17:50, Див

I don't know much about beetles, so I ask you to determine it.
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This post was edited by Div-14.08.2009 17: 55

14.08.2009 17:54, scarit

Div, where are the beetles from? № 3 - Carabus

14.08.2009 17:56, Див

Div, where are the beetles from? № 3 - Carabus

Tver region

14.08.2009 17:59, scarit

To Liparus:
3787 - Ophonus sp.
39810 - Licinus ?depressus
47450 - Chrysolina limbata
51350 - Cymindis sp.
51300 - Amara sp.
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14.08.2009 18:36, Fornax13

IMG_4192 - ?Mesagroicus sp.
IMG_5096 - Ocypus (Pseudocypus) ?picipennis
IMG_39810 - Licinus cassideus
IMG_39950 - Polystichus fasciolatus

This post was edited by Fornax13-14.08.2009 18: 40
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14.08.2009 18:53, Алексей Сажнев

Ladybug Hippodamia undecimnotata (Schneider, 1792)
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14.08.2009 19:58, Liparus

I don't know much about beetles, so I ask you to determine it.

4 Liophloeus tessulatus (Müller, 1776)
5 female Phyllobius pomaceus (Gyllenhal, 1834)
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14.08.2009 20:06, Liparus

To Liparus:
3787 - Ophonus sp.
39810 - Licinus ?depressus
47450 - Chrysolina limbata
51350 - Cymindis sp.
51300 - Amara sp.

47450-Chrysolina limbata (I wonder what the Crimean subspecies is called)

51350-Cymindis sp. - this is on ipetri yayl, under the stones and only 3 things found
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14.08.2009 20:06, Алексей Сажнев

For Divs:

3. Male Carabus granulatus Linné, 1758

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14.08.2009 20:51, Liparus

and a few more umatny elephants and a couple of gamnas..Yandex units smile.gif

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14.08.2009 20:57, Алексей Сажнев

Last Sisyphus schaefferi Linnaeus, 1758 subspecies probably boschniaki Fischer von Waldheim, 1823
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14.08.2009 20:58, Liparus

I have just identified the penultimate one myself - it is a female Onthophagus furcatus (Fabricius, 1781)

14.08.2009 21:02, Алексей Сажнев

I would say-still she ))

14.08.2009 21:49, Fornax13

IMG_5358-On what?
IMG_58210 - Rhabdorrhynchus - more likely karelini, although it can also be varius
IMG_52440 - Coniocleonus nigrosuturatus
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14.08.2009 22:06, Liparus

IMG_5358-On what?
IMG_58210 - Rhabdorrhynchus - more likely karelini, although it may be varius
IMG_52440 - Coniocleonus nigrosuturatus

Rhabdorrhynchus junki is a synonym for Rhabdorrhynchus karelini. This species is listed in our qualifiers beer.gif

And apion rolleyes.gifis not clear on whatconfused.gif, it was Barry shuffle.gifwho mowed everything in a row, 2 fields were skewed smile.gif

And the rest of the elephants, what are they then? especially this black one (Donus sp.?), which is similar in color to Cryptorhynchus lapathi (Linnaeus, 1758) and Grypus equiseti (Fabricius, 1775).Funny, I caught him, in the evening I picked up a stone, cleaned up the garbage and left a black pebble, I let him go, and he flew 15 cm and before my eyes turned into a running weevil.

This post was edited by Liparus - 08/14/2009 22: 22
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14.08.2009 22:27, Liparus

I would say-still she ))

yes, it is, males with two horns only a couple of males caught.

15.08.2009 0:00, Fornax13

Rhabdorrhynchus junki is a synonym for Rhabdorrhynchus karelini. This species is listed in our qualifiers beer.gif

And apion rolleyes.gifis not clear on whatconfused.gif, it was Barry shuffle.gifwho mowed everything in a row, 2 fields were skewed smile.gif

Maybe someone from Aspidapion. And Donus - I don't even know, we should look for Zaslavsky's work, there are endemic species in the Crimea.

15.08.2009 11:53, Liparus

Maybe someone from Aspidapion. And Donus - I don't even know, we should look for Zaslavsky's work, there are endemic species in the Crimea.

maybe Aspidapion aeneum (Fabricius, 1775),
I think you know how to search for Donus, can you tell me, and then I found several different ones under the stones (which apparently happened to be there)

15.08.2009 17:10, Liparus

help with another animal from Kharkiv, on the chalk.
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...14885&catalog=1

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16.08.2009 20:27, Sungaya

is Strangalia attenuata a male?

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16.08.2009 20:58, Алексей Сажнев

I would say yes
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16.08.2009 21:19, Sungaya

is this Leptura quadrifasciata or something else? Her orange spots are not separate.

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16.08.2009 21:27, Fornax13

Yes, like quadrifasciata such.
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16.08.2009 21:30, Sungaya

please look at these
All MO, Ramenskiy district.

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16.08.2009 22:48, Victor Titov

please look at these
All MO, Ramenskiy district.

Nos. 1 and 2 - female and male Lepturalia nigripes
Nos. 3-male Aredolpona rubra
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16.08.2009 22:49, Алексей Сажнев

First photo, yes Leptura (s. str.) quadrifasciata quadrifasciata Linnaeus, 1792 male
Second - female and male Lepturalia nigripes nigripes (De Geer, 1775) , and the third beetle-male Stictoleptura (Aredolpona) rubra rubra (Linnaeus, 1758) I would say

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 08/16/2009 22: 51
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16.08.2009 22:55, Victor Titov

is this Leptura quadrifasciata or something else? Her orange spots are not separate.

Such variations in the elytra pattern are not uncommon for Leptura quadrifasciata.
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16.08.2009 23:00, Алексей Сажнев

is this Leptura quadrifasciata or something else? Her orange spots are not separate.


Absolutely, the drawing of Leptura quadrifasciata is quite variable, and from "someone else" in your area only Leptura (s. str.) annularis ssp. annularis Fabricius, 1801 (=arcuata Panzer, 1793) can be, but this is clearly not it ))
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17.08.2009 9:14, ezdok

Dear forumchane! What are these beetles, photographed by me in Namibia7 Very interested in the Latin and Russian (or English ) name ( if any).

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17.08.2009 9:18, ezdok

What is this ground beetle? Photographed also in Namibia. 400 km away. from the Kalahari.

This post was edited by ezdok - 17.08.2009 09: 19

17.08.2009 9:36, Алексей Сажнев

I had a similar ground beetle, but from South Africa, I identified it as Anthia (s. str.) cinctipennis (Lequien, 1832), probably it.
For the rest, I can only say the families-1. blackthorn (Tenebrionidae), 2. - abscesses (Meloidae) smile.gif

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 17.08.2009 09: 40
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17.08.2009 11:56, ezdok

2 Alexey Sazhnev

Thank you very much! Ground beetle shot 150 km away. to the border with South Africa. But I've met her in the Kalahari, too. It seems that it is very common there.

Thank you for the others, too....Maybe we'll get to the views on the sly. In any case, such abscesses are found all over Namibia and even in southern Angola.

17.08.2009 12:42, ezdok

Another beetle from Damaraland (border region of Angola and Namibia).

This post was edited by ezdok - 17.08.2009 12: 43

17.08.2009 15:41, KingSnake

What is this bug?

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