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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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17.04.2011 23:54, RippeR

scabriusculus maybe
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20.04.2011 21:19, MIV

Good health to All!

Help me identify the bug. Collected last year on June 5 near Krasnoyarsk in the taiga zone. L - 12 mm.

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20.04.2011 22:45, Triplaxxx

Phryganophilus (s. str.) ruficollis (Fabricius, 1798), a rare beetle.
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23.04.2011 18:13, kolya0311

Hello!
Please help me identify the bug.
Photos taken in Western Ukraine.
Thanks!
Sincerely, Kolya.

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23.04.2011 18:22, Bad Den

Hello!
Please help me identify the bug.
Photos taken in Western Ukraine.
Thanks!
Sincerely, Kolya.

Platystomus albinus

23.04.2011 19:45, Victor Titov

Hello!
Please help me identify the bug.
Photos taken in Western Ukraine.
Thanks!
Sincerely, Kolya.

Platystomus albinus

In this case, a " boy "(in the sense of a male). smile.gif
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23.04.2011 23:54, gstalker

Rhagium inquisitor ?

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24.04.2011 0:33, RippeR

Yes, if not Sakhalin or the Kuril Islands or Japan.
Similar to the Caucasian ssp. schtschukini Semenov, 1897

24.04.2011 10:48, gstalker

Germany Lower. Saxony

24.04.2011 19:58, RippeR

then the nominative is

25.04.2011 22:43, Liparus

there is no lutulentus on the territory of Russia it seems like

You're right!It seems to be endemic to the Crimean Peninsula. shuffle.gif
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26.04.2011 19:53, gstalker

so what is a nominative ?

26.04.2011 20:00, Aleksandr Ermakov

nominative subspecies
Rhagium inquisitor inquisitor (Linnaeus, 1758) smile.gif

26.04.2011 22:59, gstalker

thank you very much!!!

27.04.2011 11:29, BO.

Help me identify the ground beetle (2-3cm).
Astrakhan region, April 25. Garden, in the thickness of the ground( 10-15cm)

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27.04.2011 11:33, Bad Den

Help me identify the ground beetle (2-3cm).
Astrakhan region, April 25. Garden, in the thickness of the ground( 10-15cm)

Broscus sp. (possibly cephalotes)
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27.04.2011 11:53, Алексей Сажнев

Rather Broscus semistriatus (Dejean, 1828)
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27.04.2011 18:13, BO.

Bad Den Alexey Sazhnev, tell me, what is the difference between cephalotes and semistriatus ? Lives on my desk , you can take a picture of the details.

27.04.2011 18:29, Dmitry Vlasov

If the elytra are opaque with barely noticeable dots-B. cephalotes; If shiny with clear dotted grooves ( as in the picture) - B. semistriatus....
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29.04.2011 9:55, Ilia Ustiantcev

What kind of bug? Caught on Monday in the botsad of Moscow State University (which is next to the biofactory) on the trunk of a deciduous tree, perhaps an elm or poplar. Length ~3-4 mm
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29.04.2011 10:00, Bad Den

What kind of bug? Caught on Monday in the botsad of Moscow State University (which is next to the biofactory) on the trunk of a deciduous tree, perhaps an elm or poplar. Length ~3-4 mm
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Triplax aeneus or russica
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29.04.2011 10:58, akulich-sibiria

good afternoon. tell me.
1. Is this Anisosticta bitriangularis Say?
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2. Scymnus ferrugatus Moll.??
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29.04.2011 13:53, AGG

to be honest, my Triplax russica is without a metallic sheen, more like aeneus
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29.04.2011 23:06, Triplaxxx

This is definitely Triplax aenea (Schaller, 1783), it is still too early for Triplax russica, and the shield is orange, this does not happen in T. russica.
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29.04.2011 23:15, Triplaxxx

For akulich-sibiria
Anisosticta bitriangularis Say is defined correctly
by Scymnus ferrugatus Moll. it is similar, but the abdomen is not visible, and it differs most clearly from Scymnus haemorrhoidalis in the color of the abdomen.
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29.04.2011 23:42, BO.

Help identify weevils. Astrakhan on April 29.
A vineyard.
I believe the first two are single species
female ~20mm
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Male ~ 14mm
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other view ~ 17mm
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30.04.2011 8:33, akulich-sibiria

  For akulich-sibiria
Anisosticta bitriangularis Say is defined correctly
by Scymnus ferrugatus Moll. it is similar, but the abdomen is not visible, and it differs most clearly from Scymnus haemorrhoidalis in the color of the abdomen.


unfortunately, I can't take a photo of the abdomen, in general, the first sternite is black, the rest are red...

01.05.2011 10:51, kut

Please help me identify this half-dead swimmer

Moscow oblast. Ozersky district. Kamenka. April 30, 2011. On the sandy-stony bottom of a dried-up stream. Length 31 mm.

Thanks!

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01.05.2011 11:03, botanque

Dytiscus marginalis is slightly dented.
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01.05.2011 22:01, Sergey Rybalkin

Do these barbels fly so early? Do they hibernate, or do they hatch so early? Previously, I only met them in the summer...

Chelyabinsk region, Russia
Snezhinsk
1.05.2011

01.05.2011 22:02, Sergey Rybalkin

What kind of carabus is this?

Like Astrakhan region

01.05.2011 23:09, Guest

long-whiskered barbel and flies in the spring . In September it is already being removed from the pupa under the bark of a pine tree and is waiting for warm days to fly out
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02.05.2011 11:23, Bad Den

Little by little I sort out the Kazakh fees, got to the cows, took a picture of everyone in a crowd.
those from 1 to 8-Almaty, 28.06.2010

which are from 9 to 11 - near, Kazakhstan, Almaty env., Kok-Tobe N 43°14 ' 15.8”
E 76°58’29.1” h=150 m 29.VI.2010

I recognize C. septempunctata and Hippodamia variegata))

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02.05.2011 12:49, akulich-sibiria

I think so
1-6 Harmonia axiridis L
7 - for Coccinula quatuodecimpustulata L looks big, maybe it's Propylea quatuordecimpunctata L
8 - Calvia quatuordecimguttata L
9 - Coccinella septempunctata L.
10-11 like Hippodamia (Adonia) variegata Gz
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02.05.2011 17:50, scarabaeinae

help me identify afodiev, Moscow region, Noginsky district, 30.04.2011, please excuse me for your quality.

This post was edited by scarabaeinae - 02.05.2011 17: 51

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02.05.2011 18:11, Bad Den

help me identify afodiev, Moscow region, Noginsky district, 30.04.2011, please excuse me for your quality.

Practically pointing your finger at the sky - prodromus

02.05.2011 23:48, gstalker

all germany lower. saxony

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03.05.2011 0:51, Bad Den

"Help what you can" smile.gif
A pair of goldsmiths from Kazakhstan. Локалитет - Kazakhstan, Dzhungarsky Alatau Mt. Rng., 35 km S Jarkent N 44°29’45.9” E 80°03’50.5” h= 1800-1900 m 30.VI–03.VII.2010

1. 11 mm, reminds me of our Phaenops
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2. Antaxia sp. 6 mm
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03.05.2011 2:55, akulich-sibiria

reminds our zlatku pozharishch Melanophila acuminata (Deg.), I think her generic name is now drugoe
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03.05.2011 12:56, Ruslan2

Ukraine, Kherson.
Kravchink should be one, but for many years in a row there are doubts about this because of "trifles".
The photo shows females on top and males on the bottom.

Then photos of normal and" small " males and females and their fragments.

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