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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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24.03.2011 21:35, Bad Den

Epicauta tibialis
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26.03.2011 15:43, Martix

Here, just photographed:
(Ukraine, Zaporizhia region)
user posted image

26.03.2011 17:50, AGG

similar to Otiorrhynchus pilosus Gyllenhal, 1834 = caucasicus querceti L. Arnoldi, 1965
= krasnajensis Magnano, 1999

27.03.2011 15:52, Kallima

Can you tell me if these dung beetles are both G. stercorarius?
The right one is from the Oryol region, the left one was brought by good people from the Pskov region.

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27.03.2011 21:12, bugslov

From the Pskov region exactly G. stercorarius. There is no one there except G. stercorarius, G. stercorarosus and G. vernalis.
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28.03.2011 5:26, Dmitry Vlasov

Can you tell me if these dung beetles are both G. stercorarius?
The right one is from the Oryol region, the left one was brought by good people from the Pskov region.

Take a picture of the front shins, if these are males, then you can determine quite accurately...

28.03.2011 20:58, gstalker

help identify ground beetles caught yesterday in a coniferous forest (Germany Lower Saxony ) the one on the left doesn't look like any of this list http://www.eurocarabidae.de/?v=photo&filter=pice&s=50&owp=1

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28.03.2011 21:26, Guest

gstalker, at least try to cover the subject properly... smile.gif
The one on the left is not a ground beetle, but a dead eater, most likely-Silpha obscura, more precisely, some Pterostichus

29.03.2011 8:39, Alexandr Rusinov

On the left is not a sylph, but a rainbow of atratus. There is indeed a pterostichus on the right, but it is difficult to say which one. Probably melanarius.

This post was edited by Anthrenus - 03/29/2011 08: 40

29.03.2011 12:09, Алексей Сажнев

In my opinion a dead eater - Phosphuga atrata

29.03.2011 20:05, gstalker

thank you very much for Phosphuga atrata and I can't get any photos and z for the camera

29.03.2011 20:11, gstalker

I have several black ground beetles and all differ from each other in size, etc. where on the Internet can I find what size a certain ground beetle

30.03.2011 7:22, macrina

Hello! Please help me identify the family (not Scarabaeidae?) Length 3 mm, autumn, Southern Urals, mixed forest, in Borti with bees, on the bottom in podmore. picture: beetle.JPG

30.03.2011 7:57, Alexandr Rusinov

This is some kind of baby bird, the family Histeridae. I can't be more precise.
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30.03.2011 8:33, Bad Den

Dear Professionals! Argentina, 19mm.. pheropsophus javanus? Thank you in advance!

If Argentina, then definitely not javanus, there are their own species.
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30.03.2011 9:28, Penzyak

And what kind of weevils are these - I constantly find them on the yellow iris in June...

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30.03.2011 9:36, Mantispid

And what kind of weevils are these - I constantly find them on the yellow iris in June...

Mononychus punctumalbum (Paykull, 1792)
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30.03.2011 9:53, Guest

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31.03.2011 8:34, Bad Den

And if you do not take into account "Argentina"? Thank you in advance!

Then maybe javanus
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31.03.2011 14:58, Mantispid

There are experts of Siberian beetles confused.gif
1. Polydrusus ?(Metallites) sp.
Altai Republic, Kosh-Agachsky district, Kurai village
Length 3,7 mm
2. If Cionus were from Saratov, it would be written hortulanus (Fourcroy, 1785)
Altai Republic, Shebalinsky district, Shebalino village
Body length 4.4 mm

31.03.2011 15:29, Victor Gashtarov

Hey Guys ,

Anyone idea which species of Meloe are these ones ?? Collected SW Bulgaria , above Kalimantsi village . Meloe sp. 1 is very large ( 2 females ) , Meloe sp. 2 very small .

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31.03.2011 15:32, Mantispid

Hey Guys ,

Anyone idea which species of Meloe are these ones ?? Collected SW Bulgaria , above Kalimantsi village . Meloe sp. 1 is very large ( 2 females ) , Meloe sp. 2 very small .

Meloe 2 - Meloe (Taphromeloe) erythrocnemus Pallas, 1781
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31.03.2011 16:04, AGG

Why didn't you straighten your mustache, Ilyusha ? wink.gif

31.03.2011 16:30, Mylabris

To Victor Gashtarov: large females are Meloe cicatricosus Leach. Defenition of Mantispid (erythrocnemus) is absolutely correct.

This post was edited by Mylabris - 03/31/2011 16: 31
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31.03.2011 16:34, Mantispid

Why didn't you straighten your mustache, Ilyusha ? wink.gif

beer.gif beer.gif beer.gif
Yes, I tried to pull it out of the groove, but he couldn't weep.gif
Well, I decided it's better to leave it like this than break it again

31.03.2011 16:51, AGG

I haven't looked at it myself yet, but I think I should run it in parallel on green and DV wink.gif

31.03.2011 17:01, Mantispid

in DV there are no half of the genera xD

31.03.2011 17:20, kvoncstu

Hello! Please help me identify the family (not Scarabaeidae?) Length 3 mm, autumn, Southern Urals, mixed forest, in Borti with bees, on the bottom in podmore. picture: beetle.JPG

Maybe not Dendrophilus punctatus, but D. proditor, you can't tell from the photo. Please tell us the exact location of the toddler. If you need it, you can send it for identification.

31.03.2011 21:39, gstalker

on the left is Carabus
problematicus

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31.03.2011 22:07, Bad Den

Caught where?

31.03.2011 22:19, gstalker

it seems from others someone Pterostichus melanarius or Pterostichus niger

31.03.2011 22:20, gstalker

Germany Lower. Saxony coniferous wood

31.03.2011 22:23, gstalker

more precisely, black ones that are smaller at the roadside of this forest among pebbles, earth and grass

31.03.2011 23:14, Guest

caught on March 27 2011

01.04.2011 14:53, AGG

2 gstalker
small extreme also Pterostichus. all of them are easier (than from these photos) to identify yourself using this link
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/pdf/...vol2pp29-77.pdf
and then check by distribution etc

01.04.2011 20:41, Mantispid

Here's another interesting pterostichus smile.gif
Altai Republic, Ulagan district, village of Aktash

02.04.2011 14:19, Kallima

Take a picture of the front shins, if these are males, then you can determine quite accurately...


Photographed the lower leg of the Oryol dung beetle,
can I identify it?

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02.04.2011 19:26, Bad Den

It looks like stercorarius
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02.04.2011 20:41, Mantispid

Karabus
Altai Republic, Ulagansky district, village of Aktash

03.04.2011 0:37, RippeR

arvensis maybe?

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