Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Are there any knowledgeable people in the Southern Federal District's lozhnosloniki? All beetles were caught: RUSSIA, Western Caucasus, Krasnodar Krai, Goryachy Klyuch urban district, Koth ridge, h=300-400m, mostly oak forest composition, 8-10. 05. 2005.
??Who is it-size 4.5-5mm

??Who is it-size 5.5 mm

??Who is it-size 7mm

?? Platyrrhinus resinosus-size 11 mm

?? Antribus albinus female-size 9 mm

?? Antribus albinus male-size 10.5 mm

Для KSO:
1 - Enedreytes sepicola (Fabricius, 1792)
2 - Dissoleucas niveirostris (Fabricius, 1798)
3 - Tropideres albirostris (Herbst, 1784)
Platyrhinus resinosus and Platystomos albinus (M and W) were correctly identified

Thank you. Yes, I often noticed such beetles on flowers, sometimes on daisies. There is only one collection in the closet, it doesn't seem to have deteriorated yet (I'll check it out). At home, only on the windows and windowsills met, on the summer porch also often fly, something else, probably, eat there. Another beetle, only brown, sometimes also occurs, I will try to photograph it in the near future.

I'll send you a photo right away. I'm sorry that I didn't get it earlier, I forgot about it somehow, and I haven't seen it for a long time since.
Alexey Sazhnev suggested that Attagenus if oblong.
It's not a very good photo, but it might help you figure something out. It was full of them recently, now they are gone again, only I was going to take a decent photo . Don't want to be photographed

Arikain, the photo is really not very good, to put it mildly...
Similar to Attagenus smirnovi, here's a comparison: http://www.dermestidae.com/Attagenussmirnovi.html

I'll send you a photo right away. I'm sorry that I didn't get it earlier, I forgot about it somehow, and I haven't seen it for a long time since.
Alexey Sazhnev suggested that Attagenus if oblong.
It's not a very good photo, but it might help you figure something out. It was full of them recently, now they are gone again, only I was going to take a decent photo . Don't want to be photographed

Attagenus smirnovi

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 02/20/2011 13: 54

Shchitonoski - Thailand, Phraya distr., La Lu nat. park (A. Korshunov leg.), at least up to the genus or tribe, and then I'll find it myself from the pictures
Labidostomis - Kemerovo region.

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Labidostomis - Kemerovo region.

look up the DV determinant there they should be, especially since you have samts

Shchitonoski - Thailand, Phraya distr., La Lu nat. park (A. Korshunov leg.), at least up to the genus or tribe, and then I'll find it myself from the pictures

Try taking a look here: http://www.biol.uni.wroc.pl/cassidae/katal...etowy/index.htm
Keys to the genus are also there.

Arikain, the photo is really not very good, to put it mildly...
Similar to Attagenus smirnovi, here's a comparison: http://www.dermestidae.com/Attagenussmirnovi.html

Thank you, I took a better photo today, but probably this bug. Is it a male? It was somewhat smaller than other similar ones. Apparently, I still met such a larva, I have already placed it in the corresponding topic:

Thank you, I took a better photo today, but probably this bug. Is it a male?

That's right!

help me deal with the nutcrackers.
1. Krasnoyarsk Territory, Nazarovsky district. It was previously identified as Denticollis linearis, but it is suspected that this is D. cinctus Scutellum with a convex angle in the center. It seems to be typical for linearis. Tell me, is such a wavy edge of the pronotum characteristic of it? Because other signs point to D. cinctus, there is also the same beetle identified as D. cinctus in the collection of the Institute of Forest.



2. Near Krasnoyarsk. It was identified as D. borealis, in a forest clearing. Confuses the sign of the ratio of the length of 4-6 segments of the antennae. In terms of length, this species has a length equal to the width, while in this one they are clearly longer. The forehead is not so prominent above the clipeal area. Pronotum sternum is rather broad. it comes out on jacobsoi, but its range is Yakutia.



3. near Krasnoyarsk. This seems to be D. borealis, the ratio of segments of the mustache is suitable, the forehead is more prominent. And his punctuation of the elytra is different, coarser than that of the second

here's another one. Khakassia. Defined as D. variants 7 mm.

Are you sure that the second Denticollis, in my opinion, looks like Athous vittatus in the photo?
The first is Denticollis cinctus, one to one like mine.
I still doubt the rest, but I'll answer you later.

then I get no linearis and all cinctus ... linearis edge pronotum straight? I'll take a look at the second one, and I could have viewed it...I'll check it out. I just didn't have this kind of thing before generally

Kostya, if this is something from Athous, then niger is more suitable, mine clearly shows that the mustache is sawtooth from the 3rd, and not from the 4th. And he has the 4th member of the legs well developed, not covered by the 3rd. So check your own items in your collection for the presence of niger.
But I identified the Middle of this beetle as D. borealis..so I hesitated. It is not entirely clear the distance of the eyes to the edge of the pronotum, it does not seem to touch, but at a distance.

but in my case, again, the punctuation of the pronotum is rough, thick, there are no keels, there is no keel on the shield, there is something like a bare strip. In general, not niger, it remains to clearly define the genus!!!!

found a female linearis with dark elytra and orange edging. But it has the shape of the sides of the pronotum sinuous and one in one the same shape as in these cinctus...I'm totally confused. According to Cherepanov, everything is 100 percent suitable for linearis, but it looks like he has cinctus described together there, since it is not there separately ...in general, help

Hello. Please tell me the names of these last beetles (in the sense that they are certainly not the last; - until spring only )

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Barbel - Saperda scalaris

Anisoplia agricola is most likely the last beetle

The first nutcracker is Dent. linearis. Cinctus is found on DV

The first nutcracker is Dent. linearis. Cinctus is found in the Far East

Thank you Dima. In general, I thought so. Just something about the definition in the collection of the Forest Institute confused. In general, and leave it!! Although Sibir

Tell me what are the differences between the 2 forms of Anostirus boeberi (Germar, 1824) and Anostirus boeberi boeberi (Germar, 1824), and then in the fauna, no

Ground beetle. MO, mid-August, in gnilushki.

For some reason, it was defined as Amara apricaria. Similar?



If you need a bigger one, then here

Ground beetle. MO, mid-August, in gnilushki.

For some reason, it was defined as Amara apricaria. Similar?



If you need a bigger one, then here 

Try checking for Curtonotus aulicus

Ground beetle. MO, mid-August, in gnilushki.

For some reason, it was defined as Amara apricaria. Similar?



If you need a bigger one, then here 

By "green" you should get Amara (Curtonotus) aulicus

Tell me what are the differences between the 2 forms of Anostirus boeberi (Germar, 1824) and Anostirus boeberi boeberi (Germar, 1824), and then in the fauna, no

Kostya can it just be f. typ,. at Cherepanov there are just a lot of subspecies by color forms.

Another ground beetle. MO, late September.

Pterostichus, say, aethiops?

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Another ground beetle. MO, late September.

Pterostichus, say, aethiops?

What kind of animal? It was probably 7-8 millimeters long. It was a long time ago
Turkey, Antalya, Tekirova. 04.2006

Help identify beetles found yesterday in the yard under a pine tree in a dry lump of earth (Germany, Lower Saxony ) . And some other larva or woodlice

Help identify beetles found yesterday in the yard under a pine tree in a dry lump of earth (Germany, Lower Saxony ) . And some other maggot or woodlouse

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Help identify beetles found yesterday in the yard under a pine tree in a dry lump of earth (Germany, Lower Saxony ) . And some other maggot or woodlouse

1) Photos of ugly quality (do not blame me for the truth), it is difficult to say anything exactly from them.
2) In the first photo, the leftmost of the four pasted beetles resembles a black-bodied Scaphidema metallicum.
3) The second photo is definitely a woodlouse.

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to phlomis: Pahydeminae, possibly Tanyproctus.

to Andreas: Anisoplia agricola

And some other maggot or woodlouse

Woodlouse Trachelipus sp. apparently. The photo is not very good.

or maybe a Porcellio scaber ?

it doesn't work out to take a picture normally so maybe you can understand something

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gstalker: Your ladybug beetles from the genus Rhyzobius

This fat man flew to the light in the reserve "Rostovsky"