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17.05.2007 2:56, nimu

Help plz determine if this is possible from such photos.
Yesterday, Moscow. length approx. 3 mm.

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17.05.2007 8:07, Zhuk

Byrrhus sp. (Family Byrrhidae)
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17.05.2007 8:16, Nilson

Well, yes, it is quite similar to Byrrhus pilula (L., 1758).
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17.05.2007 8:18, omar

If 3 mm, then not on
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17.05.2007 8:58, KDG

I dare to ask the respected KDG! My Microdera deserta is somewhat different from the laid-out chernotelka. If for the first time I ask for help in determining the photo-can I count on the help of such a cool specialist who helped resolve our heated Finnish dispute with Mr. Moustache? So does it make sense to give your animals for shooting? And if suddenly Nabozhenko is still here, then I will post what I have doubts and have already filmed.

spread it out. or send it directly to"soap". the response rate will vary depending on how busy it is.

17.05.2007 9:25, Bad Den

Well, yes, it is quite similar to Byrrhus pilula (L., 1758).

Cytilus sp. skorey
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17.05.2007 9:37, omar

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Kavkaz, Stavropol Krai, Budyonnovsk
area 09.06.1992, in the steppe under a stone
On the green comes out as Crypticus zuberi, but suddenly it's not him?

17.05.2007 11:53, Nimrod

Is the plant type important?

They didn't seem to have any narrow specialization, although this is not fully known. So, for example, I managed to find Ae. rufa not even in the sediments, but under the body of a pike perch. What he did there is a mystery........ confused.gif
Resume. Any observations and facts require publication and are undoubtedly of great interest. It is quite possible that in different latitudes, in different biotopes, these beetles somehow adapt to harsh realities and develop at the expense of the roots of herbaceous plants prevailing in this area and other remnants. It is not entirely clear which soils are more preferable to them: it is known that they are sandy, but which are more weakly or strongly salty, neutral????
In general, I don't know any more than you do, unfortunately.
Sincerely,...

This post was edited by Nimrod - 05/17/2007 13: 04
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17.05.2007 21:24, RippeR

"Ripper: Your beetle is supposed to be a narrow wing after all, and it's really quite an interesting species. Nikitsky didn't take it right away. Are the claws of the paws definitely not jagged? I ask you again, because it's important. Photo given to Nikitsky, Chapay will think. "

I looked in mbs-naturalist, of course not very visible, but I saw it that way.. For the final solution cherz time go on a normal mbs look.

18.05.2007 0:13, nimu

Help plz two Lepturinae (?) up to the define view.
Both Moscow region.

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18.05.2007 0:44, Bad Den

1 - Rhagium (Megarhagium) mordax (De Geer, 1775)
2 - Rhagium inquisitor (Linnaeus, 1758)
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18.05.2007 15:17, KDG

  picture: ___________copy.jpg
Kavkaz, Stavropol Krai, Budyonnovsk
area 09.06.1992, in the steppe under a stone
On the green comes out as Crypticus zuberi, but suddenly it's not him?

Dissonomus picipes
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18.05.2007 20:37, omar

Dissonomus picipes
Oh, thank you so much, and bow to the ground! mol.gif jump.gif
If it's not a secret, this genus was called differently earlier, in the time of green?

This post was edited by omar - 05/18/2007 20: 40

19.05.2007 23:27, nimu

Tell me plz, am I right in defining this beetle as Aromia moschata L.?


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19.05.2007 23:39, Bad Den

Tell me plz, am I right in defining this beetle as Aromia moschata L.?


As far as I can see, the correct one is
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20.05.2007 4:59, nimu

Help plz determine.
Moscow region

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20.05.2007 10:25, алекс 2611

Help plz determine.
Moscow region

Leaf beetle of the genus Chrysolina. Probably Chrysolina sanguinolenta (Linnaeus, 1758)?
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20.05.2007 13:39, nimu

Help plz barbel determine.
Moscow region.

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20.05.2007 16:37, Bad Den

Brachyta interrogationis
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20.05.2007 20:52, omar

Chrysolina sanguinolenta it is.
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20.05.2007 21:35, KDG

Dissonomus picipes
Oh, thank you so much, and bow to the ground! mol.gif  jump.gif
If it's not a secret, this genus was called differently earlier, in the time of green?

it's just not in green. and bat could not, because until recently, the beetle was considered Transcaucasian.
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20.05.2007 21:51, omar

Krutnyak! And what is its range?

20.05.2007 22:16, Zhuk

Recently (18.05) I caught such a beetle in the light. The length is 5mm. Black with a blue tint. Who is it?
user posted image

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20.05.2007 22:26, Necrocephalus

Zhuk, look at the mandibles - if they are unbalanced and notched, then they look like Badister sp.
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20.05.2007 22:39, omar

The beetle is a Badister from the subgenus Baudia. Very cool for the Moscow region beetle. For definition, I recommend using Komarov's article, there are no 2 species in green.
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20.05.2007 22:49, omar

Beetle, if possible, soak the find in a chamber with vodka (vodka, cotton wool, airtight jar). Probably Badiser collaris, a new species for the Moscow region, but long expected (see the topic Beetles of the Moscow and adjacent regions) Interested in your bug. To clarify, you will need to prepare the aedeagus, so do it if you can, as I said. I am ready to offer something worthwhile in return.
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21.05.2007 4:15, nimu

Help plz shchelkunov determine.
All of the Moscow region.

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21.05.2007 8:24, KDG

Krutnyak! And what is its range?

Dagestan, Stavropol, Azerbaijan, most likely Iran and Armenia (I'm not sure about these).

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21.05.2007 8:42, omar

Oleg Brekhov's website lists the view from Armenia. Thank you very much.
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21.05.2007 9:28, Zhuk

Help plz shchelkunov determine.
All of the Moscow region.

1 - Ampedus pomonae
3 - Agriotes lineatus
4 - Agrypnus murinus
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21.05.2007 9:37, Zhuk

For definition, I recommend using the article by Komarov, there are no 2 species in green.

Where can I get it? Don't you have it? smile.gif

This post was edited by Zhuk - 05/21/2007 09: 47

21.05.2007 9:52, omar

Where can I get it? Don't you have it?
Look at your email, I think I unsubscribed.
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21.05.2007 17:28, алекс 2611

Help plz shchelkunov determine.
All of the Moscow region.


2-probably Actenicerus sjaelandicus

to Zhuk-Ampedus by photo before view? I don't know....
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21.05.2007 20:10, Zhuk

  
to Zhuk-Ampedus by photo before view? Well I do not know....

I'm not bored...rampant smile.gif shuffle.gif

23.05.2007 12:47, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Since he is not very good at Qarabid, what can it be supposed to be?
All from the vicinity of Adler.

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23.05.2007 13:24, Mylabris

The rounded thing is not from the ground beetle family, but from the black-bodied one. Maybe Catomus? Or someone from Diaperini.

23.05.2007 15:03, omar

The blackfin belongs to the genus Nalassus, formerly Cylindronotus. Where were you caught, on the ground or in a tree?

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23.05.2007 16:15, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

It was caught on the ground.
But I'm interested in Karabida.

23.05.2007 16:22, omar

Me, too, to be honest. A very interesting animal. I can't even think of anything. eek.gif

23.05.2007 22:23, Archypus

Wah, what a thunderstorm! It looks like some kind of Aphaonus (Pterostichini), they are in the Caucasus according to the latest data of species 5
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