Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Batch # 6

All but 60 were shot in the vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region.

56-Lochmaea caprea
59-Galerucella of some sort...

53-he! Cool bug!
54-Pyropterus nigroruber or something...
55-yes!
56-Lochmaea capreae
57-like Agrypnus murinus
59-Galerucella lineola like
60-I don't see it.

Batch # 6

All but 60 were shot in the vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region.

54-think Xylobanellus erythropterus

Precisely! Thanks! I think one thing - I write another

Help, PLZ, with an elephant (17-18 mm), Croatia (Dalmatia, Zadar), July of this year

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Otiorhynchus cardiniger.

Deciduous forest in the center of Khabarovsk Krai. End of August.

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Deciduous forest in the center of Khabarovsk Krai. End of August.

The shape of the pronotum seems to be Cymindis (Menas) daimio Bat. The color is strange (maybe because of the lighting it turned out that way). Does it have a distinct metallic blue-green, blue or violet-blue coloration in the posterior half of the elytra? It should have a somewhat horseshoe shape. If there is, it is.

The shape of the pronotum seems to be Cymindis (Menas) daimio Bat. The color is strange (maybe because of the lighting it turned out that way). Does it have a distinct metallic blue-green, blue or violet-blue coloration in the posterior half of the elytra? It should have a somewhat horseshoe shape. If there is, then it is.

Thank you. Indeed Cymindis but only (Tarulus) vaporariorum L.
And everything is correct with the color.

Thank you. Indeed Cymindis but only (Tarulus) vaporariorum L.
And everything is correct with the color.

Yes, this is the second and correct option in this case! ОК!

Meloe violaceus ??
Kuznetsk Alatau. june

Meloe violaceus ??
Kuznetsk Alatau. June

Almost 100%, but the pronotum is better "in full face". The angle for a shitty straightened beetle is unfortunate.

Batch # 7, the quality is not very good, unfortunately, but suddenly something is recognized...

All but 61-63 were taken in the vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region.

61. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 11.05.2009, 15.05.2009
Sciaphilus asperatus?




62. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 29.04.2009


63. Moscow, Bitsevsky forest Park, 29.04.2009, about 3 mm


64. 02.05.2009


65. 03.05.2009


66. 10.05.2009


67. 03.05.2009


68. 10.05.20096, on the apple tree



69. 16.05.2009, size about 3 mm



70. 16.05.2009, sometimes arrives at the light, size 5..7 mm

62. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 29.04.2009
Uletnaya khipera! You haven't collected it yet?

The first three beetles of Sciaphilus
asperatus 68. 10.05.20096, on an apple
tree Anthonomus pomorum
69. 16.05.2009, size about 3 mm
Brachysomus echinatus

67. 03.05.2009
bembidion more to say on this photo nechego

I don't understand seaton

green elephant superskih, not seen anywhere else such )

62. What is it that you are on hyper so? The banal is Hypera nigrirostris, just the shape of it. Although the bug, yes, cute.
63-the staff in this photo is very similar to Philonthus decorus, but I still can't say from the photo.
67-bembidion-IMHO B. quadrimaculatum 95 percent.

This post was edited by Fornax13-05.10.2009 23: 29

Batch # 7, the quality is not very good, unfortunately, but suddenly something is recognized...

65 Amara most likely aenea
67 Bembidion quadrimaculatum - very likely

65 Amara most likely aenea
67 Bembidion quadrimaculatum-very likely

At Amara, it seems that only 1-2 segments of antennae are light. If so, then not aenea, which has 3.5 main segments that are red. Amara can be determined from the photo, provided that the beetle is in the frame, and the frame is at least 1200 large .
Bembidion - I agree 100%.

This post was edited by evk - 06.10.2009 05: 46

Batch # 7, the quality is not very good, unfortunately, but suddenly something is recognized...

70. 16.05.2009, sometimes arrives at the light, size 5..7 mm

Very similar to Dalopius marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758).

Judging by the size, it really is Dalopius marginatus.

I have never seen such forms Unlucky

Help me determine the PLZ. June, Novosibirsk. Approx. 8 mm

This post was edited by Justus - 06.10.2009 10:41 am

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Almost 100%, but the pronotum is better "in full face". The angle for a shitty straightened beetle is unfortunate.

This is from the series "how it dried up" until the hands did not reach. To the Federal Antimonopoly Service? Good. it will be available to you in the FAS , but a little later

It seems like there is nothing else to be except Agonum sexpunctatum. Although dark, of course

Yes violaceus is

Meloe violaceus ??
Kuznetsk Alatau. June

Violaceus is.

Help me determine the PLZ. June, Novosibirsk. Approx. 8 mm

Agonum sexpunctatum - nothing else is similar.

Help me determine the PLZ. June, Novosibirsk. Approx. 8 mm

Agonum sexpunctatum (Linnaeus, 1758)

Determining the Blaps genus from such photos is unrealistic. We need high-quality photos of the pronotum (so that the edging is visible) and the abdomen from below (at least).
And why don't you specify the dimensions?
At first glance, both are Blaps. The second may be B. lethifera pterotapha Men.

ie need a photo of the abdomen and pronotum and size, And I caught in the Crimea seem 3 species...If I get a picture,can you help me identify it?

Please tell me what are the names of zlatki and antiya from Tanzania.
Is the green Sternocera an Orissa or another species? Anthia ?thoracica
Tanzania 10-26.02.2009
Jungi Area, Kingoluwira
Ward, Uluguru Mts.
Morogoro
Mpoyda Gr. Leg.


Madagascar 15-30. 12.2007
100 km south from the Antananarivo, Marizivu
Leg. Shestopalov M.

This post was edited by Trofim - 06.10.2009 17: 27

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Anthia thoracica Thunb.

Good evening.
1. Blestyanka was caught in a bark beetle trap. Coniferous forest. Krasnoyarsk Region, July.
I think it's from the genus Epuraea. There is a problem with the view. Is it possible to determine the view from the photo?




2. I would like to go back to the grinder Ernobius sp.
6-8 segments of the antennae are quite thick, equal in length to 3-5 segments and slightly larger than the 9th segment.

The notch on the 4th segment of the hind leg is short, almost reaching the middle of the 5th segment.

It's hard to tell if the front shins are straight or with a rounded front edge. BUT it seems that the top is not turned outwards.

As I understand it, the edges of the pronotum are widely spread, the anterior angles are poorly defined, the posterior ones are adjacent to the shoulder tubercles. Here it seems that the only option is E. explanatus, well, for us a subspecies of fobos.


As a variant of E. mollis or E. gigas. BUT for these types of testis, the edges of the pronotum are narrow.
Tell me.

ie need a photo of the abdomen and pronotum and size, And I caught in the Crimea seem 3 species...If I get a picture,can you help me identify it?

Come on! We need a photo total, a photo of the pronotum, the belly from below (here the male is needed!) and the hind legs from below. This b. m. gives you confidence!

Please tell me what are the names of zlatki and antiya from Tanzania.
Is the green Sternocera an Orissa or another species? Anthia ?thoracica
Tanzania 10-26.02.2009
Jungi Area, Kingoluwira
Ward, Uluguru Mts.
Morogoro
Mpoyda Gr. Leg.


Madagascar 15-30. 12.2007
100 km south from the Antananarivo, Marizivu
Leg. Shestopalov M.

S7301887.JPG and S7301889.JPG - Steraspis sp.S7301895.JPG
-Amblysterna natalensis
Anthia most likely A. (s.str.) circumscripta Klug, 1853
Sternocera_orissa.JPG -Sternocera pulchra Waterhouse, 1879

And the label is a little off
Tungi Area, Kingolwira Ward, Moro-
goro Urban dist., Morogo-
ro Reg.; 10–26.II.2009

62. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 29.04.2009
Uletnaya khipera!   You haven't collected it yet?

Should I have? I simply did not have time, the first (it is also the last) photo turned out to be soapy, and when preparing for the second frame, it fell

62. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 29.04.2009
Uletnaya khipera!   You haven't collected it yet?

I collected a couple of them,it's like a male Hypera nigrirostris (Fabricius, 1775)

Batch # 8, the quality is also not a fountain...
All but 73 and 75 were shot in the vicinity of Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow region.

71. 30.05.2009, on the willow tree


72. 17.05.2009, on the birch tree


73. Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park, 05.06.2009


74.
21.06.2009

30.05.2009


75. neighborhood of d. Semkino, Moscow region, 30.05.2009


76. 31.05.2009


77. 31.05.2009



78. 31.05.2009



79. 31.05.2009


80. 31.05.2009
Clytra laeviuscula?