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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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06.05.2010 19:26, vasiliy-feoktistov

Banal or not I can't say (sov. I don't know them) wall.gif .
I want to ask you to identify this Notiophilus sp.
This species occurs to me in the mass in the forest floor, so I consider it banal.
Caught: 06.10.1999 Here: M. O. Lyuberetsky district of okr. der. Torbeevo, mixed forest. L=5mm.

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06.05.2010 22:55, Fornax13

Palustris, most likely, is.
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07.05.2010 21:17, sergey nyu

Hello. Please help me identify weevils. Caught on 05.05.10 in the Stavropol region.
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07.05.2010 21:35, vasiliy-feoktistov

Can you tell me what kind of animal it is? Trox of some sort? This is the first time I've caught it.
Flew to the light on the balcony to me 15 minutes ago. Length approx. 6-7mm.

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07.05.2010 22:43, guest: smax

15. Glischrochilus (Librodor) hortensis Fourcroy, 1785

They slandered blestyanochka... Ipidia it. binotata yes.gif
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07.05.2010 22:50, vasiliy-feoktistov

They slandered blestyanochka... Ipidia it. binotata yes.gif

You're right, but yes.gifwhere have you been before? smile.gif

07.05.2010 22:58, Guest

You're right, but yes.gifwhere have you been before? smile.gif

passed smile.gifby
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07.05.2010 23:00, Guest

I was passing by smile.gif

Yes, trox, scaber, is known.
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07.05.2010 23:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

Yes, trox, scaber, is known.

Pasib, he came alone, the bastard. Still waiting.

07.05.2010 23:29, Fornax13

Hello. Please help me identify weevils. Caught on 05.05.10 in the Stavropol region.

Are there any naked spots on the belly?

08.05.2010 12:56, sergey nyu

Are there any naked spots on the belly?

Unfortunately, I didn't pay attention.

08.05.2010 13:10, Fornax13

Unfortunately, I didn't pay attention.

It should be visible from the side.

08.05.2010 15:06, VSB

Greetings to all. Today, after a long, long winter, I got out to my birch grove for the first time. Despite the cold winter, cute animals are already there. Take a professional look.The first beetle, in my opinion, is a nutcracker, possibly black (Hemicrepidius niger), and the second is a tube-shaped beetle, 5 millimeters in size, so I don't know if it's too small for T. polyivorous...
Taken in Chelyabinsk on May 7, 2010

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08.05.2010 18:04, evk

The quality is not very good, but the pipefish is most likely Byctiscus populi (Linnaeus, 1758) - the bottom should be blue. The nutcracker is a Selatosomus in my opinion.

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08.05.2010 18:22, okoem

What's Zlatka's name? Length 11 mm, May 7, Arabatskaya strelka, on the sands.

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08.05.2010 18:41, VSB

The quality is not very good, but the pipefish is most likely Byctiscus populi (Linnaeus, 1758) - the bottom should be blue. The nutcracker is a Selatosomus in my opinion.


I didn't notice. The beetle itself is golden brown. The sun was very bright. Therefore, the color is not very good turned out.And this creature was sitting on a young birch tree. While I was turning the sheet to get a better picture of it, it safely bent its legs and was like this.

08.05.2010 21:43, sergey nyu

It should be visible from the side.

I looked from the side, all the belly in bristles and small dots.

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08.05.2010 23:06, Fornax13

I looked from the side, all the belly in bristles and small dots.

Regional State Administration?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cyphocleonus_achates.jpg
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09.05.2010 10:07, Andrey Ponomarev

Hello help identify beetles.Oryol region, near the village.Chulkovo,Zusha River 07.05.2010

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09.05.2010 11:57, RippeR

okoem:
Sphenoptera sp.
it is difficult to get to the point of view with them..

09.05.2010 12:13, akulich-sibiria

1. Gastrophysa polygoni (Linnaeus, 1758)
2. -3. looks like Gastrophysa viridula
4. Lixus iridis Oliver, 1807
5. Meloe violaceus probably
6. -7. maybe Elaphrus riparius
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09.05.2010 17:38, sergey nyu

Regional State Administration?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cyphocleonus_achates.jpg

I tried to take a side photo, in the same order as in the previous message.
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09.05.2010 18:32, Алексей Сажнев

1. Gastrophysa polygoni (Linnaeus, 1758)
2. -3. looks like Gastrophysa viridula
4. Lixus iridis Oliver, 1807
5. Meloe violaceus probably
6. -7. maybe Elaphrus riparius


Lixus and Elaphrus I would check, and Meloe imho-proscarabaeus-mustache look (in the photo you can see)
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09.05.2010 19:03, akulich-sibiria

Lixus and Elaphrus I would check, and Meloe imho-proscarabaeus-mustache look (in the photo you can see)


it looks like a male proscarabaeus shuffle.gif

09.05.2010 20:49, Fornax13

I tried to take a side photo, in the same order as in the previous message.

Yes, IMHO it's all Cyphocleonus achates. There is also a similar C. cenchrus in the south, but it is slightly different and has a belly without bare points.
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09.05.2010 21:15, RippeR

Something happened today (((
I caught a miracle animal in a minibus.. And then he ran away from me when he tried to close it in a cigarette pack, for which I hate myself ((

A brief description of what I managed to see (I didn't really look at it, just a little)
size about 5-6 mm
completely black
elytra in the floor of the body
whiskers, like, look like something sylphoid..
the muzzle is semicircular - when I started to look at it, I thought that the humpback is shaped like a muzzle, well, this is fleeting.. ))
I don't remember much else.. Who can think of what it could be, please write, very interesting at least to the family or genus to bring..!
I attach a diagram-drawing..

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09.05.2010 22:28, RippeR

approximately, in appearance it looks like:
http://www.kerbtier.de/Pages/Fotos/FotoLar...0pulicarius.jpg

10.05.2010 1:54, Shofffer

People, help with a mustache from the Moscow region. mol.gif

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10.05.2010 2:06, Fornax13

People, help with a mustache from the Moscow region. mol.gif

Trichoferus?
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10.05.2010 3:02, Shofffer

Trichoferus campestris (Faldermann 1835)
or Trichoferus griseus (Fabricius 1792).

10.05.2010 3:14, Fornax13

Rather, campestris IMHO (in Chuvashia there is, we now have too), inhabits the apple tree.
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10.05.2010 6:48, RippeR

apart from Campetris, there can be nothing else in the MO, although the ex looks a little strange.. it can be pickled or weak..
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10.05.2010 17:31, Алексей Сажнев

probably geotrupes mutator

my response to the next photo

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10.05.2010 17:32, sergey nyu

Hello, please help me identify the dung beetle. Found dilapidated in a cow's "cake", somehow assembled, the color of the elytra and not only bronze-green.Found today, UK, grazing near the village of Tatarka. mol.gif
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10.05.2010 20:03, DNN

Identify the bug, please.

user posted image
09.05.2010. MO
Thank you.

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10.05.2010 20:13, RippeR

Meloe brevicollis
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10.05.2010 21:44, Ilia Ustiantcev

Please help me identify a couple of beetles found in the Moscow Region, Odintsovo district, this weekend.
1.picture: DSC08479.JPGCtenicera pectinicornis?
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10.05.2010 22:02, Алексей Сажнев

1. aha-Ctenicera pectinicornis (Linnaeus, 1758)
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10.05.2010 22:05, RippeR

& Geotrupes stercorosus (maybe stercorarius, but judging by the shiny legs still the first variant)
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11.05.2010 10:33, Victor Titov

Please help me identify a couple of beetles found in the Moscow Region, Odintsovo district, this weekend.

& Geotrupes stercorosus (maybe stercorarius, but judging by the shiny legs still the first variant)

No. 2 is now called Anoplotrupes stercorosus (Hartmann in L. G. Scriba, 1791)
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