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20.01.2011 16:04, AGG

to Fornax13
many thanks! I already went to Peribathys myself yesterday. and "work in the public domain" more specifically do not tell mol.gifme

20.01.2011 16:50, scarit

to Fornax13
many thanks! I already went to Peribathys myself yesterday. and "work in the public domain" more specifically do not tell me mol.gif

A Key to the Genera of Oriental Anthribidae (Cole0ptera) - www.ffpri.affrc.go.jp/labs/kanko/246-4.pdf
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20.01.2011 19:14, Liparus

Large Carpathian pills-probably Byrrhus luniger shuffle.gif

One of them for sure, there are two types!

20.01.2011 19:44, Liparus

Kharkiv region, Khoroshevsky district, 29. XII. 2010
?
IMG_1214.JPG - Lathrobium sp.
IMG_1212.JPG - Phaedon cochleariae (Fabricius, 1792)
IMG_1218.JPG - Paederus fuscipes Curtis, 1826
IMG_1219.JPG - Paederus littoralis Gravenhorst, 1802

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20.01.2011 19:58, Liparus

Kharkiv region,
Khoroshevsky district
, Udyanka village,
left bank of the Uda River,
Poplar grove.
Leg. Shehovcov A.
01-03.V.2010
?
Neophaedon pyritosus (Rossi, 1792)

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20.01.2011 20:09, Liparus

IMG_1526.JPG
Kharkiv region,
Khoroshevsky district
, Udyanka village,
left bank of the Uda River,
(on Salix caprea)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
26-30.V.2010

IMG_1531
Labidostomis ?tridentata (Linnaeus, 1758) female
Kharkiv region,
1 Km on the CER from Lake Bezlyudovka 1.
(on Quercus robor)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
02.VI.2010

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20.01.2011 20:13, Liparus

Seashore, on the rocks.

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20.01.2011 20:20, Liparus

I think it's Notoxus trifasciatus Rossi, 1792

Kharkiv, Frunzensky district, near Velozavodskaya St., on Prunus armeniaca L.
Leg. A. Shehovcov 06-07. VII. 2010

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20.01.2011 20:25, Liparus

male of Pachnephorus ?villosus (Duftschmid, 1825)

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20.01.2011 20:26, Liparus

female of Pachnephorus ?villosus (Duftschmid, 1825)

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20.01.2011 20:28, Liparus

Kharkov. reg.,
Izumskiy distr.,
Leg. B. Loboda
IV.2010

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20.01.2011 21:06, Mantispid

IMG_1526.JPG - Pachybrachis ?hieroglyphicus (up to the species is better on the genitals)

p. s. damn, Liparus you have a perfect tire iron, I envy you shuffle.gif

This post was edited by Mantispid - 20.01.2011 21: 08
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20.01.2011 21:28, Liparus

1
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Zolochev distr.,
2 km SW from Dolzhik vill.(Dovzhik).,
near Viknine (Oknino)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
24.V.2010

2
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Leg. Shehovcov A., Loboda B. & Polstyanoy A.
29.IV.2009

3
S UKRAINE,
CRIMEA PENINSULA,
SIMFEROPOL,
near Uralskaya street,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
28.IV.2010

4
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Zolochev distr.,
4-5 km W from Dolzhik vill.(Dovzhik).,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
25.IV.2010

5
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
22.VI.2010

6
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Zmiev distr.,
outsk. of Zid`ki vill. (on Pinus silvestris)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
26.VII.2010

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20.01.2011 21:35, Liparus

7 male;
8 female.
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Udu river (on Populus tremula)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
30.V.20010

9 male;
10 female.
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Udu river (on Salix caprea)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
01.VI.20010

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S UKRAINE,
CRIMEA PENINSULA,
outsk. of KOKTEBEL,
Karadag reserve,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
09-14.VII.2009

12
S UKRAINE,
CRIMEA PENINSULA,
Bahchisaray distr.,
Bogatoe uschelie vill.
Leg. Shehovcov A.
03.VIII.2009

13
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
1 km NW from Bezlydovka lake
(on Querkus robor)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
22.V.20010

14
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
01.V.2009

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20.01.2011 21:37, botanque

2.JPG — (86.43 k) - Sphaeridium marginatum Fabricius, 1787
3.JPG — (99.33 k) - Sphaeridium scarabaeoides (Linnaeus, 1758)
4.JPG — (96.41 k) - Sphaeridium lunatum Fabricius, 1792, although possibly scarabaeoides is the same.
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20.01.2011 21:41, Liparus

15 male;
16 & 17 females.
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Zolochev distr.,
Dolzhik vill.(Dovzhik).,
Udu river.
Leg. Shehovcov A.
28.VI.2010

18;
19

W UKRAINE,
TRANSCARPATHIANS REG.,
RAKHOV DISTR.,
Chornogora Mts.,
Range Petros, h= 2000m,
(alpine zone)
Leg. Panin R.

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NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Zmiev distr.,
outsk. of Mohnach vill.
(on a branch of an oak tree covered with black mushrooms,
which are eaten in summer by False-layer plants)
Leg. Shehovcov A.
06.IV.2010

21
NE UKRAINE,
KHARKOV. REG.,
Khorosheho distr.,
outsk. of Udyanka vill.,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
13.V.2010

22
S UKRAINE,
CRIMEA PENINSULA,
SIMFEROPOL,
near Uralskaya street,
Leg. Shehovcov A.
28.IV.2010

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20.01.2011 22:00, Fornax13

20-Anthobium atrocephalum, since it's so small.
21-Osphya bipunctata
22-Arthur, see for yourself from below. Offhand Dermestes kaszabi

IMG_1252.JPG - so, too, no one will say, it is necessary to look at the bottom of the beetle-Pleurophorus sp.

IMG_1214-I already wrote: at lyatrobiev, pull the genitals right away.
IMG_1218 - Paederus (Poederomorphus) littoralis
IMG_1219 - ИМХО Paederus (s.str.) riparius
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20.01.2011 22:07, botanque

15.JPG — (84.11к) и 16.JPG — (80.17к) - Heterocerus fenestratus (Thunberg, 1784)
17.JPG — (83.84к) - Heterocerus marginatus (Fabricius, 1787)
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21.01.2011 0:33, Liparus

For Liparus CRW_50260.jpg — (118.51 k) - Polita-type Oodescelis

This is not an Oodescelis of the polita type, but an Oodescelis of the melas type.

Oodescelis polita size = 8.4-10 mm
Oodescelis melas size = 11.5-13 mm

This post was edited by Liparus - 21.01.2011 00: 40

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21.01.2011 6:37, Dmitry Vlasov

5 - Ips acuminatus Gyll.
6 - Orthotomicus sp. - you need to look at the location and number of teeth on the wheelbarrow, if possible, a photo of the" ass " in a half-turn to the studio!
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21.01.2011 6:59, Necrocephalus

This is not an Oodescelis of the polita type, but an Oodescelis of the melas type.

If I was sure, I would be without the "type"

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21.01.2011 11:27, Penzyak

It's clear. Then what kind of bug is this? Collected by my bratelnik in July 2008 in the meadow steppe. No one has ever caught such a specimen - this is the first time we've seen it. Clearly a southern view... Its biology-ecology ???

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21.01.2011 13:41, Liparus


6 - Orthotomicus sp. - you need to look at the location and number of teeth on the wheelbarrow, if possible, a photo of the" ass " in a half-turn to the studio!


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21.01.2011 15:20, Romada

Here is such a barbel flew to the light on the island of Bali, I do not know the name. Who needs it, I can change it to a hawk moth.

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21.01.2011 18:15, guest: Vitalin

Here is such a barbel flew to the light on the island of Bali, I do not know the name. Who needs it, I can change it to a hawk moth.
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Similar to Paraleprodera sp. For example, this>
http://www.insect-sale.com/jp/photo.asp?ph...raleprodera-sp4

21.01.2011 19:30, Bukashechnik

This is more likely not a weevil, but a pipe weevil-Dryophthoridae of
some kind Sphenophorus, possibly striatopunctatus-a Timothy Weevil. Beetles of this genus are associated with various cereals, larvae develop in rhizomes
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21.01.2011 20:23, AGG

Yes, it is Sphenophorus (=Calandra) striatopunctatus (Goeze, 1777), which occurs b.h. in May.
Of this genus, there are still a couple of species-in the" green "it says "south", but I found a bunch of species "from the south" in our country, including it is worth looking at the coast (because they develop on the rhizomes of reeds) of the same only slightly larger. good luck! I'll be looking at my own place too wink.gif

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21.01.2011 22:10, Mantispid

According to Penzyak, this beetle is 15 mm long, which means not striatopunctatus, but rather piceus or abbreviatus
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21.01.2011 22:22, IchMan

It looks like mine. This view is definitely southern, and there will be more. I flew to the current fermented sap of a tree (introduced from India) in Mexico. When landing (rather hard), I scooped up the foam with elite-I had to wash it later. You don't know what his name is? Possibly related to agave.

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This post was edited by IchMan - 21.01.2011 23: 21

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21.01.2011 23:14, AGG

According to Penzyak, this beetle is 15 mm long, which means that it is not striatopunctatus, but rather piceus or abbreviatus

well then from the ratio of the cephalotube to the pronotum it turns out abbreviatus
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21.01.2011 23:27, Mantispid

well then from the ratio of the cephalotube to the pronotum we get abbreviatus

That's what I said)))
Just this year I saw it for the first time in the Saratov region, under cow droppings on the shore of the lake (staritsa river). According to literature data, it develops on the roots of reeds, of which there were quite a few...

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21.01.2011 23:31, Mantispid

It looks like mine. This view is definitely southern, and there will be more. I flew to the current fermented sap of a tree (introduced from India) in Mexico. When landing (rather hard), I scooped up the foam with elite-I had to wash it later. You don't know what his name is? Possibly related to agave.

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I do not know the American fauna, but it is probably Scyphophorus acupunctatus, it definitely develops on agave (they even call it Sisal Weevil, i.e. sisal weevil, sisal is a fiber obtained from agave), and it looks similar.

This post was edited by Mantispid - 21.01.2011 23: 35
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22.01.2011 12:37, akulich-sibiria

5-ips acuminatus Gyll (apical bark beetle), apparently caught on pine.
6. Orthotomicus suturalis Gyll (fire bark beetle) male
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22.01.2011 12:41, akulich-sibiria

11 as a variant of Metanomus infuscatus Esch

22.01.2011 15:19, Mantispid

Okr. Kemerovo
Nutcracker-Cardiophorus ???ebeninus, L=7.1 mm
Shield-bearer-Cassida

This post was edited by Mantispid - 22.01.2011 23: 35

22.01.2011 16:58, scarit

Cassida-shield carrier smile.gif
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22.01.2011 17:34, Mantispid

Ouch! Well, of course shchitonoska))) I already called them as soon as I didn't call them today, in a conversation with a friend I called them shields))))

22.01.2011 19:21, Liparus

5-ips acuminatus Gyll (apical bark beetle), apparently caught on pine.
6. Orthotomicus suturalis Gyll (Fire bark beetle) male

Yes, caught on a pine tree.Thank you for the definition.

22.01.2011 21:54, Mantispid

Kemerovo region,
Tychius (Tychius) ?affinis Becker, 1864 confused.gif
Phyllobius (Dieletus) ?argentatus (Linnaeus, 1758) confused.gif

22.01.2011 23:19, алекс 2611

Okr. Kemerovo
Nutcracker-Hypnoides, L=7.1 mm


Are these really Hypnoides? Not some kind of cardiophorine?
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