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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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31.12.2009 12:31, chebur

Please help me with these barbels and two weevils. I understand that the types are banal, but I couldn't find them on my own...

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31.12.2009 12:43, vasiliy-feoktistov

Please help me with these barbels and two weevils. I understand that the types are banal, but I couldn't find them on my own...

Barbels:
1) Carilia virginea Linnaeus, 1758
3) Brachyta interrogationis Linnaeus, 1758
4) Aegomorphus clavipes Schrank, 1781???
Weevils:
Curculio sp.
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31.12.2009 12:50, Алексей Сажнев

2. poorly visible, but probably Leptura (s. str.) aethiops Poda, 1761
4. Not Aegomorphus clavipes Schrank, 1781 - this is a male Leiopus linnei Wallin, Nylander & Kvamme, 2009

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31.12.2009 12:58, vasiliy-feoktistov

4. Not Aegomorphus clavipes Schrank, 1781, but the male Leiopus linnei Wallin, Nylander & Kvamme, 2009

Leiopus linnei Wallin, Nylander & Kvamme, 2009 in the Moscow region.? (never found it).

31.12.2009 13:04, Алексей Сажнев

well, the beetle in the photo does not look like femoratus and punctulatus, according to the differences between nebulosus and linnei-the specimen looks exactly like the latter, you also had nebulosus earlier, probably all its finds should be attributed to linnei.
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31.12.2009 13:06, chebur

Thank you so much for the definition. I didn't expect it to be such an interesting view. This is a New Year's gift! jump.gif
Leiopus linnei Wallin, Nylander & Kvamme, 2009 in the Moscow region.? (never found it).

This beetle was found under the canopy of the entrance of the Moscow house (apparently flew at night to the light of the lamp).
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31.12.2009 14:24, chebur

I decided to post another nutcracker. Maybe some of them are definable.
Chekhov district MO
1. 08.05.06
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2. 16.06.08
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3. 18.05.08
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4. 18.05.08
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5. 19.05.07
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Moscow
6. 20.06.08
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7. 27.05.09
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31.12.2009 14:36, vasiliy-feoktistov

1 and 3) Ctenicera pectinicornis Linnaeus, 1758 Female and male, respectively.
7) Athous vittatus Fabricius, 1792

01.01.2010 12:54, barry

Happy New Year to all! All the best!
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Kharkiv region, Krasnokutsky district. (mixed forests on the sands, swamps).
03.06.2009.
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Pestryak like from Siberia (? Irkutsk)
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01.01.2010 13:02, Алексей Сажнев

motley, maybe Opilo domesticus is like this?
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01.01.2010 14:26, RippeR

Pestryak is just awesome. I've never seen it before!
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01.01.2010 14:55, barry

Pestryak is just awesome. I've never seen it before!

? Maybe one of the traditional ones... I'll ask Liparus to find out where exactly and the details... perhaps Skrylnik gave it to him, and he traveled both in Siberia and in Asia (including Afghanistan).

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01.01.2010 14:56, KDG

On the photo from the site kerbtier.de, presumably, - f. typica; I would like to look at the photo of ssp. pulla Ganglbauer, 1886 (= kryzhanovskii Kostin, 1973)to finally dissuade. The fact is that it is not from the "bay-barakhta": according to Cherepanov (Issue 6. pp. 161, 175-176) I did it that way, but you know better.

stop torturing poor Pseudocoptosia cinerascens.
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01.01.2010 14:59, barry

Stop torturing poor Pseudocoptosia cinerascens.

Well, this is something closer to the truth... smile.gif

01.01.2010 15:01, Алексей Сажнев

Initially, there were suspicions about her, but then there were other opinions-that's what happened ))

01.01.2010 18:43, Victor Titov

Please help me with these beetles.
The first three - Chekhov district MO
4 and 5-one and the same small bug
6-Voronezh region farm Divnogorye

Photo 2 (after Denticollis linearis) - female Anisandrus dispar (Fabricius, 1792)

01.01.2010 21:08, =v=

Epuraea unicolor (Ol.)
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02.01.2010 3:04, Victor Titov

moldavian beetles )

  Epuraea unicolor (Ol.)

=v=, this is you, as I understand it, about the second bug posted by RippeR?
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02.01.2010 17:22, akulich-sibiria

Please help me with these beetles.
The first three - Chekhov district MO
4 and 5-one and the same small bug
6-Voronezh region farm Divnogorye


I think the second beetle is a female Xyleborus dispar (Western bark beetle).
But the third beetle is most likely Hylurgops palliatus (purple bark beetle, small spruce bark beetle)

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03.01.2010 15:29, barry

I clarified about the motley bird-from Nepal, Kathmandu, May 2001
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03.01.2010 16:26, RippeR

you can not joke like that ))

03.01.2010 17:29, VBoris

Tell me, is this a bandaged Waxworm (Trichius fasciatus)?

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03.01.2010 17:34, Алексей Сажнев

check for Trichius zonatus

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03.01.2010 17:44, VBoris

Tell me, the bronze is golden (Cetonia aurata)?

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03.01.2010 17:45, Алексей Сажнев

Yes
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03.01.2010 20:40, VBoris

Alexey Sazhnev, I read on the Internet, the Wax coat should have a bump in the middle of the lower leg of the middle leg from the outside. If so, then I didn't take the photo very well - the shin is turned just in this place to us. Although if you look closely just in this place, the glare is interrupted and in theory there should be an unevenness.

03.01.2010 21:37, Алексей Сажнев

I guess I was too smart and didn't look where you came from, if the beetle is from Belarus, then yes, it's Trichius fasciatus-aberrations, if you are suddenly interested, you can look here: http://assazhnev.narod.ru/fasciatus.jpg

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03.01.2010 21:53, VBoris

Alexey Sazhnev, thank you! It's my own fault, I should have immediately indicated the place where the frame was taken in the message.
Trichius zonatus is not found in Belarus? Is the spike really on the outside? It just wasn't exactly said, and in the photo of Trichius fasciatus identified earlier here, this small spike was on the outside.
http://assazhnev.narod.ru/fasciatus.jpg - is it possible to identify Trichius fasciatus by this color?

04.01.2010 0:00, Алексей Сажнев

Yes, there is only one species of Trichius fasciatus in Belarus, Trichius zonatus - in Transcarpathia, you can use the link to determine the variation by the shape of the black pattern, where all the drawings relate to Trichius fasciatus, and show color variability, this is not so important, but you can do this for the sake of interest )

04.01.2010 18:10, Sungaya

Did I identify these beetles correctly?
1-M. urussovi
2-M. sutor
(both from Moscow region)

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04.01.2010 18:53, Алексей Сажнев

I think correctly, the first photo is good-apparently, such forms of M. urussovi were previously called the species M. guadrimaculatus, now reduced to synonyms
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04.01.2010 19:06, Victor Titov

I think the second beetle is a female Xyleborus dispar (Western bark beetle).

Only he is now - Anisandrus dispar smile.gif

04.01.2010 19:07, Victor Titov

Did I identify these beetles correctly?
1-M. urussovi
2-M. sutor
(both from Moscow region)

Both are female.
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04.01.2010 19:21, vasiliy-feoktistov

1) M. urussovi-a saddle-shaped impression on the elytra is visible (only he has it here).
2) M. sutor
Everything is correct.
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04.01.2010 20:57, Sungaya

And a couple more beetles to identify
(both from the Moscow region)
ground beetle May 1
staphylin May 14

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04.01.2010 21:09, scarit

Ground beetle-Pterostichus oblongopunctatus F.
Staphylinid - Staphylinus caesareus Ced.
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04.01.2010 21:21, Sungaya

what gender are they?

04.01.2010 21:26, scarit

Ground beetle-female, staphylin, if I'm not mistaken - samets.
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04.01.2010 21:41, Алексей Сажнев

Absolutely, I agree with scarit both in types and in polah
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05.01.2010 8:47, Mantispid

I found an incorrectly defined blackfin (like Pimelia subglobosa).
Saratov, Lysogorsky Massif, 13. VI. 2007, at night, 1 copy. Length 16 mm.

This post was edited by Mantispid-05.01.2010 12: 10

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