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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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27.04.2007 23:37, BO.

  Output  P1200075.
1. If you get any specimens, especially males, you should catch every single one of them.
2. Kill with ethyl acetate in a stain filled with sawdust. They are necessary so that the hairs do not stick together, as well as to remove excess moisture from the insect.
3. Do not mount beetles.

If it's not too hard for you to do this, Mr. WAUGH, please catch the series, okay?
Sincerely,....

Thanks!
Nasty Epicometis beetles . We have three types of them –if you divide them by size .
In the photo, the smallest - there is a medium – large Epicometis hirta (photos can be viewed in ZINA ). Departure starts the same in size: first small, then large.
The problem is that the garden was processed after the photo shoot . I haven't seen any bronzes in two days. They cause great harm by eating pome flowers. Now the pear is blooming, apple trees will bloom in 5 days, perhaps bronzes will be activated. I don't know if there will be small views.

27.04.2007 23:47, BO.

Sorry, VO, you are a great photographer, is it really difficult to post several photos of an elephant from different positions?


smile.gif General appearance of Leucomigus candidatus (Curculionidae), Only looking at the "portraits" - found differences .

01.05.2007 23:53, Nimrod

03.05.2007 8:02, Сергей-Д

Tell me, pliz, what kind of cow is this?
picture: _________________.jpg

03.05.2007 18:10, Sv Kononova

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03.05.2007 18:15, Zhuk

It is there.

03.05.2007 19:12, RippeR

Sv_Kononova:
wink.gifour names are correct
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03.05.2007 23:03, Bad Den

With the hope of help in determiningshuffle.gif, as well as in connection with the expected return of tov. Nabozhenko from the expedition, I will also post a few black chicks from the "hot countries":
1. Tunis, Sousse, 1-8. 05. 2005
user posted image

2. Israel, Haifa, Carmel, 10.02.2007 (thanks to wink.giftaler )
Body length-16 mm
Adesmia dilatata?
user posted image

3. Egypt, Hurghada, 1-5. 04. 2007
Body length - 25 mm.
Trachyderma hispida?
user posted image

4. Egypt, Hurghada, 1-5. 04. 2007
Scaurus spp. (I suspect that the far right one is a different species from the other two specimens).
Body length-15-16 mm
user posted image

This post was edited by Bad Den-07.04.2018 18: 20

04.05.2007 1:25, RippeR

2. Israel, Haifa, Carmel, 10.02.2007 (thanks to taler )

Do you also break your head with this view?

Thank you very much to Thaler for the material!

05.05.2007 10:04, Nilson

#3 I have an undefined one-they brought it from Jordan this year...

06.05.2007 11:35, Дзанат

http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/gerz2.htm
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06.05.2007 11:39, Дзанат

http://www.nature-of-oz.com/tenebrionidae.htm
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06.05.2007 12:50, Bad Den

Thank you for the links, Dzanat! smile.gif
Rittner's site has been crawling up and down for a long time smile.gif
Adesmia then she's Adesmia, but that's what....
I doubt between A. dilatata and A. ulcerosa.

06.05.2007 13:20, FILLIN

This beetle is very common in Kalmykia.I was at every turn-what kind of bug is this?

Pictures:
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06.05.2007 13:59, omar

Blaps sp. Further on this photo it will not go-IMHO.

06.05.2007 15:35, FILLIN

Does anyone breed them?I can give it back.I have about 7 of them.And dung beetles.3 шт

06.05.2007 17:28, omar

It is not difficult to maintain them. Feed like cockroaches, but it is also better to give sprouted sprouts of legumes and cereals, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits. Put some shelters where they can hide during the day.

06.05.2007 19:47, RippeR

this isn't Gnaptor by any chance?

07.05.2007 7:17, Сергей-Д

Please tell me what kind of weevil is this and ?leaf eater?
picture: ___________1_____.jpg
picture: ____________025.jpg

07.05.2007 8:20, omar

Where did the images come from?

07.05.2007 8:24, omar

No, it shouldn't be.

07.05.2007 8:36, Bad Den

Leaf beetle is similar to Cryptocephalus octopunctatus (Scopoli, 1763)
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07.05.2007 8:39, omar

If the images are from the Far East, for example, then it is not known who it looks like-IMHO

07.05.2007 8:42, Bad Den

As far as I remember, Sergey_D is from Ukraine, and the pictures were taken on May 6 of wink.gifthis year.
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07.05.2007 8:45, omar

Then I modestly agree beer.gif

07.05.2007 15:23, Swansson

Greetings to all. If you don't mind, please provide some help with the rough definition of ground beetles. Krasotel - 25mm, Karabus-35mm.

Pictures:
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07.05.2007 15:26, Bad Den

Where do they come from? From Ukraine?
Carabus is very similar to C. coriaceus

07.05.2007 15:31, rpanin

Greetings to all. If you don't mind, please provide some help with the rough definition of ground beetles. Krasotel - 25mm, Karabus-35mm.


pretty guy like Salosoma inquisitor ?
Carabus - Carabus (Procrustes) coriaceus. Definitely him!

This post was edited by rpanin-05/08/2007 10: 44

07.05.2007 15:37, Сергей-Д

to omar:
yes, Bad Den said it right, from Ukraine
, but do you define a weevil even up to the genus?

07.05.2007 15:43, Swansson

Where do they come from? From Ukraine?
Carabus is very similar to C. coriaceus


Yes, Ukrainian beetles. Karabus from near Lviv, krasotel-Donetsk region.

07.05.2007 17:29, taler

This is definitely some kind of Blaps.The bug is extremely smelly, and therefore comes across at every turn smile.gif
RippeR-I think I sent you something similar.If not, I will send beer.gifyou
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07.05.2007 21:40, Aleksandr Safronov

Yes, Ukrainian beetles. Karabus from near Lviv, krasotel-Donetsk region.

It looks like this:
- Calosoma (Acalosoma) inquisitor L., 1758 (female).
- Carabus (Procrustes) coriaceus ssp. rugifer Kr., 1877 (female). wink.gif
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07.05.2007 22:18, RippeR

Yes, the memory failed as alwayssmile.gif, but now I'm officially saying Blaps smile.gif

Taler:
Yes, you sent me a couple of interesting ones of yours, but it's okay if you still send smile.gifthem there: darkness smile.gif

07.05.2007 22:18, omar

Isn't there a better picture of an elephant?

07.05.2007 23:14, RippeR

I repeat the request here for such a beetle: Intersno at least what kind of family in general, since the beetle is large, and I haven't seen any mentions anywhere, the size is about 1 cm (sizes vary, measured is not the largest..)
Recently caught this, love flowers, who is he?

Pictures:
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07.05.2007 23:38, Bad Den

Lagria hirta (Linnaeis, 1758), family Lagriidae
It is genera
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08.05.2007 0:09, Necrocephalus

Lagria hirta (Linnaeis, 1758), in
the family Lagriidae

No, it looks like Lagria, but it's not her. This beetle is more elongated and its whiskers are not at all similar to those of Lagria. Imho - this mustache, only what - I don't know.
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08.05.2007 0:21, Bad Den

Imho - this mustache, only what - I don't know.

Hardly a barbel, legs 5-5-4. Maybe a pollen eater (Alleculidae) of some kind... confused.gif

RippeR, after all, it would be necessary to run it on the 2nd volume, it will be easier to do it yourself wink.gif

This post was edited by Bad Den-05/08/2007 00: 23
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08.05.2007 0:28, Necrocephalus

Hardly a barbel, legs 5-5-4. Maybe a pollen eater (Alleculidae) of some kind... confused.gif

RippeR, after all, it would be necessary to run it on the 2nd volume, it will be easier to do it yourself wink.gif

Well, yes, I agree-apparently, not a mustache, but it looks like smile.gif
I join the council - the beetle is relatively large, it is a sin not to drive it away by the determinant. Please report the results, pzhlsta smile.gif
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08.05.2007 7:29, Сергей-Д

to omar:
there are no better photos. digital soap dish (

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