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04.11.2010 13:56, Buzman

Well, at the expense of the species you need to think, and the genus Anthia.
But you shouldn't have opened a separate topic, for this there is a special topic "identifying beetles by photo".

This post was edited by Buzman - 04.11.2010 13: 57

04.11.2010 13:57, vasiliy-feoktistov

Anthia mannerheimi Chaudoir, 1842 (similar), but India (don't know if it's there) confused.gif

04.11.2010 13:58, Buzman

Anthia (Anthia) sexguttata (Fabricius, 1775)
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04.11.2010 14:08, косинус

Unfortunately, I can't post a better photo yet. Help me determine then at least up to the genus.

04.11.2010 14:32, Buzman

N3 is so cute )

smile.gif I think it's something like Hypnoidus sp.

04.11.2010 14:37, Buzman

2______.JPG - Agriotes sp.
1.JPG - 3.JPG Agrypnus ? murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)

05.11.2010 9:44, Tigran Oganesov

Wow.. rolleyes.gif I've never seen it.
Well, I'm also talking about Lampiris. But those flying from the south must be Luciola.

In the south, males of both species glow, including in flight, that's for sure. Luciola is brighter, of course.

05.11.2010 14:21, алекс 2611

2______.JPG - Agriotes sp.
1.JPG - 3.JPG Agrypnus ? murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)



I also thought that Agrypnus murinus (Linnaeus, 1758), but then I read that the beetle from Thailand...
I agree with Agriotes sp

05.11.2010 16:09, Buzman

Ah, well, then of course not murinus - for some reason I didn't notice that this is Thailand.

05.11.2010 16:21, косинус

On Agrypnus, miginisa doesn't match the identifier, but I don't have any reference books for the tropics.

05.11.2010 19:35, алекс 2611

On Agrypnus, miginisa doesn't match the identifier , but I don't have any reference books for the tropics.



Look at at least the photo on the site http://www.elateridae.com/result.php

06.11.2010 0:04, Shtil

All sorts of mysterious beetles. In some cases, even the definition of at least up to a family is relevantsmile.gif

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1-08.04.2009 Donetsk region RLP Donetsk ridge. In a dry mushroom raincoat

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2-15.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas river, on young pines

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3-27.05.2000 Donetsk region Volodarskoe forest, in mowing

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4-29.05.2009 Donetsk. On a horse chestnut leaf

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5-24.06.2009 Crimea. Demergi

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6-05.2006 Donetsk, pod koroy

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7-28.06.2006 Donetsk region Starobeshevskoe vdhr.

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8-05.2006 Donetsk, on the socotechka oak

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9-15.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas River

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10-28.06.2007 Donetsk region Artemovsky district of Bogorodichnoye village

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11-07.2007 Donetsk region Zap. Stone graves

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12-06.2007 Donetsk

06.11.2010 1:31, Triplaxxx

1- Lycoperdina succincta (Linnaeus, 1767), Endomychidae
2 - Scotodes annulatus Eschscholtz, 1818, Stenotrachelidae
3 - что-то из Anthicidae
4 - что-то из Malachiidae
5, 6 - Nalassus sp., Tenebrionidae
7 - Steropes caspius / obscurans, Anthicidae
8 - Glischrochilus quadrisignatus (Say, 1835), Nitidulidae
9 - Glischrochilus quadripunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758), Nitidulidae
10 - Mycetophagus (s.str.) quadripustulatus (Linnaeus, 1760), Mycetophagidae
11 - Alphitobius diaperinus (Panzer 1797), Tenebrionidae
12 - неважное фото, не понять
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06.11.2010 9:23, Alexandr Rusinov

4-very similar to Anthocomus equestris
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06.11.2010 10:51, Shtil

Thank you for your help. As soon as possible, I will retake the undefined views with another camera.
In the meantime, part two.

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13-21.10.2007 Donetsk, in bread

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14-17.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas river, in soil traps

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15-15.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas river, in soil traps

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16-07.2007 Donetsk, on flowers

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17-20.08.2003 Donetsk region settlement Larino

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18-15.05.2008 Donetsk, in mowing

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19-08.2007 Donetsk

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20-05.2008 Donetsk

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21-18.04.2009 Donetsk

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22-01.08.2009 Donetsk

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23-08.07.2004 Belosaray Spit, Donetsk region

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24-18.04.2000 Donetsk region Volodarskoe Forest

This post was edited by Shtil-06.11.2010 10: 58

06.11.2010 12:17, Necrocephalus

1Tribolium castaneum
2Corticeus
3 without a head I don't understand, probably. something from dendrophilous elephants
of type 4 Podonta daghestanica
5 and what size is it? Dasytes niger type
6 in general it is difficult to see
the last beetle it is better to remove the super
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06.11.2010 15:45, Fornax13

14-I want to see a mustache. Probably Pityophagus ferrugineus
15-Hylastes, or a similar genus.
23-Xyletinus some
24-Coccidula scutellata
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06.11.2010 16:39, scarit

19-22-leather eaters.
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06.11.2010 17:22, Shtil

Thank you all for participating in the identification process. I took pictures of some of the animals...
Take 2 (I left the numbering from previous posts for convenience)

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12-06.2007 Donetsk

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15. - 15.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region. Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas river, in soil traps

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17-20.08.2003 Donetsk region settlement Larino
is approximately 2.5 mm long.

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18-15.05.2008 Donetsk, mowing
length is about 4 mm.

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20-05.2008 Donetsk

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23-08.07.2004 Donetsk region Belosarayskaya spit (normally only from the side came out)

06.11.2010 17:24, Shtil

14-I want to see a mustache. Probably Pityophagus ferrugineus


Really him, mustache just tucked up.

06.11.2010 17:36, Fornax13

12 - Byturus ochraceus
17 - ???Danacaea sp.
18 - Dasytes ??plumbeus
20-21 - Anthrenus ??verbasci
19 - A. ??museorum-try to drive them to Zhantiev, where you need to look at the sawyere.
23-xyletinov is unlikely to be identified by anyone in the photo. They are usually genital.
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06.11.2010 18:40, Shtil

Well, the last batch of beetles.

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25 - IMG_4879.JPG -07.04.2009 Donetsk, on dry carrion

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26-05.2008 Donetsk

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27-07.04.2009 Donetsk, on dry carrion

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28-05.2006 Donetsk, on the socotechka oak

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29-20.07.2001 Donetsk region Zap. Stone graves

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30 - IMG_4894.JPG - 22.05.2009 Donetsk

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31-17.05.2009 Donetsk region Zap. Stone graves

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32-17.06.2009 Arkhangelsk region Isakogorskoe forest, swamps near the Ilas River

06.11.2010 20:03, Ornitolog

Good evening!
Please help me identify T-shirts based on photos, if possible. The photos were taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region. in 2010
There are speculations on Meloe violaceus, Meloe proscarabaeus and Meloe brevicollis. The latter is less certain.

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06.11.2010 20:09, Jackkerch1988

Hello

1-Kerch, Crimea on April 21

2-Kerch on October 17

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06.11.2010 20:16, vasiliy-feoktistov

Hello

1-Kerch, Crimea on April 21

2-Kerch on October 17

1) Tropinota (Epicometis) hirta Poda, 1761
2) Chernotelka any (I find it difficult).
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06.11.2010 20:22, Bad Den

Hello

1-Kerch, Crimea on April 21

2-Kerch on October 17

#2 - some ground beetle, I assume that Harpalus sp.
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06.11.2010 20:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

#2 - some ground beetle, I assume that Harpalus sp.

Yes, exactly zhkzhelitsa (in a hurry I wrote).

06.11.2010 20:35, Ornitolog

Shagreen ones?

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06.11.2010 20:42, Jackkerch1988

Yes, exactly zhkzhelitsa (in a hurry I wrote).


So, the first one is a Shaggy bronzka (alenka smile.gif)

And what is the difference between such a ground beetle and flour krushchak?

This post was edited by Jackkerch1988 - 06.11.2010 20: 43

06.11.2010 20:46, vasiliy-feoktistov

So, the first one is a Shaggy bronzka (alenka smile.gif)

And what is the difference between such a ground beetle and flour krushchak?

Here, compare: http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/tenmolal.htm

06.11.2010 20:55, Jackkerch1988

Here, compare: http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/tenmolal.htm


aha, the abdomen of black-bodied beetles is long and rectangular, and ground beetles are oval (pot-bellied)

06.11.2010 21:04, rpanin

Shagreen ones?

Carabus (Procrustes) coriaceus coriaceus Linne, 1758

06.11.2010 22:57, Mantispid

aha, the abdomen of black-bodied beetles is long and rectangular, and ground beetles are oval (pot-bellied)

What does the belly have to do with it?) Here the main thing is the rear basins) umnik.gif

07.11.2010 0:09, Fornax13

2 Shtil:
I write without books, so with a doubt
25, 27-Omosita ??discoidea
26 - Carpophilus hemipterus
28, 29 - Soronia ?grisea
30 is a cool bug. Female Cerophytum elateroides
32-Ptinus??? sexpunctatus, I don't know them at all. So run it by the keys.

2 Ornitolog:IMG_0880.jpg
"it really looks like M. violaceus
IMG_7428.jpg" yes, Brevicollis, the
others are Proscarabaeus

2 Jackkerch1988
The second one is extremely similar to Zabrus tenebrioides
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07.11.2010 12:42, Ornitolog

rpanin
Fornax13
Thank you!
Fornax13
Here is another photo of violaceus. maybe it will be more accurate
And here is a photo of the "black" proskarabeus. Please tell me what is intraspecific? they are larger in size than female T-shirts of blue color, as it seemed to me. When I met them, there were 3 blue cars nearby and a black car 200 meters away.
What is likely violaceus in general in another place.
And what should you pay attention to when defining T-shirts, especially Proscarabeus & Violaceus?

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07.11.2010 13:55, Fornax13

IMG_0901.jpg and IMG_0837.jpg " in my opinion, violaceus is just
the opposite - proscarabeus.
These two species differ from all our T-shirts by the extended (in the male also strongly curved) middle parts of the mustache. They differ from each other, first of all, in sculpture - in proscarabeus it is clearly rougher (punctuation of the head and prsp. and wrinkling of the ndkr.) and its metallic luster is weakly expressed.
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07.11.2010 14:26, Bad Den

Good evening!
Please help me identify T-shirts based on photos, if possible. The photos were taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region. in 2010
There are speculations on Meloe violaceus, Meloe proscarabaeus and Meloe brevicollis. The latter is less certain.

Ornitolog, and where in the Nizhny Novgorod region?

07.11.2010 14:37, Ornitolog

Ornitolog, and where in the Nizhny Novgorod region?

Bogordsky district At Doskino, there at the nature monument on the Oka.
Violaceus near the village of Chapurda (this is between st. 310 km and Zimenki)
And Brevikollis u d Simbiley Dalnekonst r-na
If suddenly you do not know, now the last collection is being prepared before the new edition of the CC of the region. If you have something to publish, write to us! New meetings, status changes, etc.

07.11.2010 15:36, косинус

Please help me identify the representatives of the Nutcracker family, otherwise I've already looked through all my reference books for 5 times ,there is nowhere to find them.

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07.11.2010 15:54, косинус

here's more

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