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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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28.09.2009 14:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Anthaxia sp.
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28.09.2009 14:36, gumenuk

Who's in this picture?
It was taken in the same place and on the same rosehip bush.

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28.09.2009 14:37, Алексей Сажнев

also Anthaxia, either males and females, or different species, which is more likely vsego
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28.09.2009 14:39, vasiliy-feoktistov

also Anthaxia, either males and females, or different species, which is most likely

I absolutely agree, there are a lot of them in the south that are very difficult to identify.
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28.09.2009 14:43, Bad Den


7. N. India, Himachal Pradesh, Solan, Sallagat, h=1000 m. 24.05.2008.
Length 15 mm

Helluonini gen. sp.
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28.09.2009 14:54, gumenuk

Can you use this image to determine the genus of spikefish?
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripay, June

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28.09.2009 15:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

Mordella sp.
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28.09.2009 15:11, gumenuk

Is it a softshell? Gender?
Taken from: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, June, we flew to the light

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28.09.2009 15:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

Cantharis rufa Linnaeus, 1758 (not sure)
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28.09.2009 15:33, Mantispid

I support the option-Cantharis rufa
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28.09.2009 15:46, gumenuk

It is advisable to clarify the generic names of these ground beetles.
Taken in: Ramenskiy district, Moscow region, May-June

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28.09.2009 15:49, Bad Den

It is advisable to clarify the generic names of these ground beetles.
Taken in: Ramenskiy district, Moscow region, May-June

13_DSC02049.jpg-Platycerus caraboides hornbill
14_DSC08134.jpg — Harpalus rufipes
15_DSC08113.jpg — Carabus nemoralis
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28.09.2009 15:52, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, the first one is not a ground beetle at all, but a horned Platycerus caraboides, No. 2 I don't know, No. 3 Carabus nemoralis (female).
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28.09.2009 16:20, gumenuk

Tell me-what kind of limstoyeds.
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, September

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28.09.2009 16:27, omar

phaedon some
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28.09.2009 16:29, gumenuk

phaedon of some sort

Aren't they two different beetles?

28.09.2009 16:32, omar

to be honest, judging by the bottom photo is a bit difficult...I'm talking about verkhnego
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28.09.2009 16:36, Fornax13

To gumenuk:
Anthaxia rather fulgurans, with red prsp. - A. nitidula ssp. signaticollis
humpback (=spikebark) - Hoshihananomia perlata
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28.09.2009 20:31, NakaRB

No, not like bimaculatus. The legs are black, as far as I can see. And it's a good idea to specify the biotope. Is the beetle assembled at all?

Biotope - a clearing in a mixed (coniferous) forest, with garden plots on it (the clearing). Shot in the garden smile.gifThe beetle is not collected, just photographed...

28.09.2009 21:49, KDG

KDG to the studio! mol.gif

They make noise, wake you up...
the greasy female femoratus is. in my opinion. And in general-Leiopus should be mounted so that the pronotum is normally visible.

This post was edited by KDG - 28.09.2009 21: 50
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28.09.2009 22:37, evk

Here's a little bit of karabid. Maybe something can be determined...

4. Tajikistan, Maidan Gorge, h=2000 m. 13.07.1998
Length 11 mm
5. Turkmenistan, Aushlu gorge, 11.04.1977
Length 5 mm
6. Very similar to Cymindis (s. str.) lineata Quens., 1806.
Azerbaijan, Gobustan, 16.05.2000.
Length 13 mm
8. Brachinus sp. Uzbekistan, Nuratau, Anum, h=1800 m. 06.1996.
Length 9 mm

4-Where is this gorge? At least what kind of ridge? Pictured is a pterostichus from the subgenus Asioplatysma Kryzh., 1968. To put it mildly, it is difficult to determine from the photo. You should at least know where it came from.
5. Syntomus fuscomaculatus (Motsch., 1844)
6. He is, as far as the photo shows.
8. This photo is hopeless. Details or a very high-quality photo of good resolution in the personal account.

This post was edited by evk-28.09.2009 22: 40
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29.09.2009 7:51, gumenuk

Narrow wing?
Moscow Region, Ramenskiy district, June

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29.09.2009 9:27, алекс 2611

Tell me-what kind of limstoyeds.
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, September



It can't be:
first Chrysolina geminata
second Plagiodera versicolor
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29.09.2009 9:31, алекс 2611

phaedon of some sort



No, it's both not phaedon. Exactly.
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29.09.2009 9:32, Victor Titov

Tell me-what kind of limstoyeds.
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, September



It can't be:
the first is Chrysolina geminata
the second is Plagiodera versicolor

I completely agree with the first one, but the second one, in my opinion, is also some kind of Chrysolina
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29.09.2009 10:03, Mantispid

Narrow wing?
Moscow Region, Ramenskiy district, June

Oedemera virescens?, female.
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29.09.2009 10:10, алекс 2611

I completely agree with the first one, but the second one, in my opinion, is also some kind of Chrysolina


It may well be. It's hard to tell from the photo. What confused me - in the second photo, the beetles somehow unusually for Chrysolina are drawn back corners of the elytra.
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29.09.2009 10:41, omar

Chrysolina geminata is exactly it. Thank you, Alex, this is so fucked up!something came over me when I saw the correct dot rows and green color... teapot.gif

29.09.2009 11:24, алекс 2611

Chrysolina geminata is exactly it. Thank you, Alex, this is so fucked up!something came over me when I saw the correct dot rows and green color... teapot.gif


I'm just on vacation and the third day I sit and determine their leaf eaters. 7-8 hours a day.

29.09.2009 11:36, Victor Titov

It is advisable to clarify the generic names of these ground beetles.
Taken in: Ramenskiy district, Moscow region, May-June

13_DSC02049.jpg-hornbill Platycerus caraboides

Well, the first one is not a ground beetle at all, but a horned Platycerus caraboides

I wouldn't say it's exactly Platycerus caraboides. A variant with Platycerus caprea is not excluded. Here the mandibles should be carefully watched.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 29.09.2009 11: 37
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29.09.2009 11:38, Юстус

Help, PLZ, with the nutcrackers. All – Novosibirsk. Are there any contraindications (the first – Ampedus cinnabarinus, the second-Agrypnus murinus, the third (approx. 17 mm) - Selatosomus reichardti)? The question is caused by the fact that along with these considerations, there are also doubts… confused.gif

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29.09.2009 12:14, evk

Help, PLZ, with the nutcrackers. All – Novosibirsk. Are there any contraindications (the first – Ampedus cinnabarinus, the second-Agrypnus murinus, the third (approx. 17 mm) - Selatosomus reichardti)? The question is caused by the fact that along with these considerations, there are also doubts… confused.gif

The first one may be sanguineus, you can't tell from the photo. The second one without options is true, but the third one is unlikely. Was it specified for your region? Along Gurieva, the area is further east. Yes, and the legs of reichardti should be red-brown (at least the hips), and yours seems to be all black.

This post was edited by evk-29.09.2009 12: 18
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29.09.2009 12:28, Юстус

The first one may be sanguineus, you can't tell from the photo. The second one without options is true, but the third one is unlikely. Was it specified for your region? Along Gurieva, the area is further east. Yes, and the legs of reichardti should be red-brown (at least the hips), and yours seems to be all black.

The first one has a head and psp with reddish hairs (in sanguineus - in black) (unfortunately, this is not visible in the photo), and about the third one, indeed, from Irkutsk to the east... And the legs, too, (I managed to look at them in the light - they look cherry red, like the first 2 parts of the mustache)

This post was edited by Justus - 29.09.2009 12: 31

29.09.2009 13:05, Buzman

4-Where is this gorge? At least what kind of ridge?
8. This photo is hopeless. Details or a very high-quality photo of good resolution in the personal account.


Thank you very much!
Unfortunately, I can't specify anything about this gorge, the fees are not mine and I was guided only by the inscriptions on the mattress.
I'll send you the details on brachinus without fail. I really hope for your help.

29.09.2009 13:15, Buzman

A little more carabid.

9. Cicindela sp.
Turkmenistan, Middle Tongar. 30.03.1962.
Length 14 mm

10. Nebria sp.
Kyrgyzstan, Naryn Gorge, h=2400-2600 m, 14-18. 07. 2001
Length 14 mm

11. Nebria (Alpaeonebria) sp.
Western Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, Rakhiv district, Bilyn region, h=600-1200 m. 20-30. 07. 2004
Length 12 mm

12. Nebria sp.
Central Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkaria, Elbrus region, Adyl-Su gorge, h=2200-2600 m
19-24. 08. 2009
Length 14 mm

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29.09.2009 14:24, gumenuk

And this booger can be singed?
Taken in: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July, on the rosehip.

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29.09.2009 14:32, Fornax13

Well, on the genitals-quite)) Meligethes sp.

29.09.2009 14:47, evk

A little more carabid.

10. Nebria sp.
Kyrgyzstan, Naryn Gorge, h=2400-2600 m, 14-18. 07. 2001
Length 14 mm


It is good that the paratypes of this animal are in the collection smile.gif
You have just the right fees from a typical location. Nebria (Eunebria) ferganensis urumbashi Kabak & Putchkov, 1996.
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29.09.2009 14:57, gumenuk

Well, on the genitals-quite)) Meligethes sp.

Well, these genitals. Sp.

29.09.2009 14:59, evk

A little more carabid.

11. Nebria (Alpaeonebria) sp.
Western Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, Rakhiv district, Bilyn region, h=600-1200 m. 20-30. 07. 2004
Length 12 mm



Nebria transsylvanica Germ.
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