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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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04.11.2009 14:20, Юстус

Tell me, PLZ. The first one is Novosibirsk. Second - Croatia, Vransko Ozero National Park

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04.11.2009 14:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Tell me, PLZ. The first one is Novosibirsk. Second - Croatia, Vransko Ozero National Park

I'd like a better photo.
No. 2 Abscess of some kind (Mylabris sp?).
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04.11.2009 15:10, Юстус

I'd like a better photo.

Thanks!
There will be daylight tomorrow, so I'll try.

04.11.2009 15:13, Victor Titov

Tell me, PLZ. The first one is Novosibirsk. Second - Croatia, Vransko Ozero National Park

Elephant-Otiorrhynchus sp.
Abscess-Mylabris ?variabilis
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04.11.2009 17:07, Fornax13

Quite a large staff (18mm long).
Caught: 01.05.2006 here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.
Please help me determine.

Ocypus nitens, I think.
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04.11.2009 17:11, stierlyz

And for me, Ocypus is more likely nitens
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04.11.2009 19:07, Victor Gazanchidis

Help us determine the fire rate. Sri Lanka, 10.2009

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04.11.2009 20:20, Victor Titov

Help us determine the fire rate. Sri Lanka, 10.2009

Well, "rhino" - it's clear that from Dynastinae, but what specifically from Sri Lanka-that confused.gif
Yes, and the second-abscess, Mylabris, but the view... Sri Lankan I don't know frown.gif
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04.11.2009 20:32, Bad Den

Help us determine the fire rate. Sri Lanka, 10.2009

High probability rhino Oryctes rhinoceros
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05.11.2009 0:14, Александрс

There are a few undefined exotics. I'm posting two of them. Maybe someone will identify them... Thanks!

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05.11.2009 0:31, Fornax13

Zlatochka - Steraspis of some sort.

05.11.2009 0:34, Bad Den

There are a few undefined exotics. I'm posting two of them. Maybe someone will identify them... Thanks!

Chrysalis Steraspis ?squamosa
Barbel-Dorysthenes ?walkeri
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05.11.2009 12:16, vasiliy-feoktistov

3 more types of staphylins near Moscow.
Please help me determine.
All beetles from here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.
Date of capture and size below:
1) 04.08.1999-12mm.
2) 15.07.1999-20mm.
3) 15.07.1999-16mm.

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05.11.2009 13:11, Victor Titov

3 more types of staphylins near Moscow.
Please help me determine.
All beetles from here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.
Date of capture and size below:
1) 04.08.1999-12mm.
2) 15.07.1999-20mm.
3) 15.07.1999-16mm.

2 and 3 - Ontholestes tesselatus (Geoffroy, 1785); 2 - male, 3 - female.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 05.11.2009 13: 12
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05.11.2009 13:20, Victor Titov

3 more types of staphylins near Moscow.
Please help me determine.
All beetles from here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.
Date of capture and size below:
1) 04.08.1999-12mm.

And 1 - in my opinion, Philonthus? spinipes.
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05.11.2009 13:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

And 1 - in my opinion, Philonthus? spinipes.

No, I don't think so (my shins are black).
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/phispikg.htm

05.11.2009 13:36, Александрс

Still undefined without labels. Maybe someone will identify them... Thanks!

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05.11.2009 13:50, Fornax13

To vasiliy-feoktistov:
1 - is prsp smooth with rows of points? And the lower legs are different from the thighs in color?
upd. well, if black, then probably Ph. nitidus
2-I think Dinothenarus pubescens

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05.11.2009 14:08, Fornax13

DSC_9348 - ?Perotis sp.
DSC_92380012 - Oxynopterinae gen. sp.

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05.11.2009 14:08, vasiliy-feoktistov

Since childhood, I have been tormented by a question about the most banal beetles near Moscow.
Are these two species or two subspecies of one?
#1) clearly Melolontha hippocastani F., 1801, but #2)? (M. melolontha) - it seems that we should not have it. Please help me figure it out!

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05.11.2009 14:27, Aleksey Adamov

0002_Kendyrli_12_05_3_4mm - Syntomus ?fuscomaculatus и Acupalpus flaviceps
0013_Mamek_15_10_11mm - Siagona europaea
0019_Turush_18_04_7_13mm - Cymindis ?rufipes and Ophonus (subg.Hesperophonus) sp.
0020_Turush_18_04_4mm - Syntomus ?fuscomaculatus
0031_Onere_12_10_4_8mm - ?Harpalodema sp. and 2 Syntomus ?fuscomaculatus
0038_Kyrtykhtai_10mm_24_04 - Microderes sp.


In my opinion, in photo # 0002 (left), 0020, 0031 – top) - Syntomus obscuroguttatus
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05.11.2009 15:23, Victor Titov

To vasiliy-feoktistov:
2-think Dinothenarus pubescens

Please explain what specific characteristics led you to conclude that this is D. pubescens, and not O. tesselatus? shuffle.gif
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05.11.2009 15:28, Victor Titov

To vasiliy-feoktistov:
1 - is prsp smooth with rows of points? And the lower legs are different from the thighs in color?
upd. well, if black, then, apparently, Ph. nitidus

Philonthus nitidus? To be honest, I have never seen specimens of this species with such elytra as in the photo of Vasily... confused.gif

05.11.2009 15:32, Victor Titov

Since childhood, I have been tormented by a question about the most banal beetles near Moscow.
Are these two species or two subspecies of one?
#1) clearly Melolontha hippocastani F., 1801, but #2)? (M. melolontha) - it seems that we should not have it. Please help me figure it out!

In my opinion, both are males of Melolontha hippocastani. Just the bottom one is worn somewhat. What's bothering you?
P.S. And why are you here, and not in the definition of beetles zababahali?

05.11.2009 15:38, vasiliy-feoktistov

In my opinion, both are males of Melolontha hippocastani. Just the bottom one is worn somewhat. What's bothering you?
P.S. And why are you here, and not in the definition of beetles zababahali?

Confuses the color of the pronotum and legs of the second (means aberration)?
And here I threw it off in a hurry just (I didn't think).

05.11.2009 16:26, Victor Titov

Confuses the color of the pronotum and legs of the second (means aberration)?
And here I threw it off in a hurry just (I didn't think).

The eastern one differs from the western one, first of all, in the shape of the pygidium: in Melolontha melolontha it is longer and more refined, in Melolontha hippocastani it is short and has a "pimple"at the end. Both of your "pimpochka" are visible in the photo. And the color is aberrations: reddish beetles with a red pronotum and legs (aberration Rex) and black-with a black pronotum and legs (nigripes).
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05.11.2009 16:35, vasiliy-feoktistov

The eastern one differs from the western one, first of all, in the shape of the pygidium: in Melolontha melolontha it is longer and more refined, in Melolontha hippocastani it is short and has a "pimple"at the end. Both of your "pimpochka" are visible in the photo. And the color is aberrations: reddish beetles with a red pronotum and legs (aberration Rex) and black-with a black pronotum and legs (nigripes).

Thanks! In principle, I thought so myself (based on the areas). Special thanks for pointing out aberrations!

05.11.2009 17:00, Юстус

Tell me, PLZ. South. Kazakhstan. R. Chu. may. About 19 mm.

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05.11.2009 17:11, vasiliy-feoktistov

Upis ceramboides Linnaeus, 1758-это. On a birch tree? You would have taken a better photo, otherwise I had to download your file and photoshop it to figure it out.
This bug?

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05.11.2009 17:37, Юстус

On a birch tree? This bug?

Thanks! That's the beetle, but the only trees there are saxauls.

05.11.2009 17:39, omar

interesting...caught on the Saxaul?

05.11.2009 17:54, Юстус

on the sand (dune)

05.11.2009 18:02, omar

cool it! Did you catch them yourself? The view is purely forest.

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05.11.2009 18:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

on the sand (dune)

Well, this is something strange (in the Moscow region it is tied to a birch tree).

05.11.2009 18:08, Victor Titov

cool it! Did you catch them yourself? The view is purely forest.

Moreover - not only forest, but also "tied" to swampy biotopes: I found it on birch trees on the outskirts of the swamp, and Elizar-too. And here-the sands!.

05.11.2009 18:11, Юстус

This one is from the same fees (place, time, even, hour, probably the same).

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05.11.2009 18:12, omar

he doesn't care about swampy biotopes - he doesn't live on dry land, there would be trees. birch, elm, linden, alder
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05.11.2009 18:14, Юстус

Moreover - not only forest, but also "tied" to swampy biotopes: I found it on birch trees on the outskirts of the swamp, and Elizar-too. And here-the sands!.

In fact , it is impossible to approach the "bank" of the Chu River: you will have to wade through the reed thickets. But this is not a swamp.

05.11.2009 18:15, Victor Titov

he doesn't care about swampy biotopes - he doesn't live on dry land, there would be trees. birch, elm, linden, alder

Well, I haven't met you on sukhodolakh, although I absolutely believe you, of course. They were caught by me specifically on mushrooms on a birch tree, in May-June. Once more I gathered it on the fallen trunk of a poplar tree, under the bark.
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05.11.2009 18:19, Юстус

he doesn't care about swampy biotopes - he doesn't live on dry land, there would be trees. birch, elm, linden, alder

In the village (Furmanovka) poplars grew (year 1978, I don't know how now). However, it is 5 km from the gathering place.

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