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03.05.2011 13:05, Ruslan2

Especially striking is the difference in the pubescence of the upper lip of males. Yes, and pubescence of the maxillary appendages and the lateral part of the jaw. The protrusion under the small eye is not pronounced....

03.05.2011 13:53, LarisaKra

Tell me, what kind of bug? End of May, Dubnyak, south Primorye
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03.05.2011 14:05, MIV

Tell me, what kind of bug? Late May, Dubnyak, South Primorye




Barbel Moechotypa diphysis (Pascoe, 1871)
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03.05.2011 14:18, MIV

But a mustache from Vietnam, a friend brought it. He was still alive yesterday. Length-6 cm.

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Does anyone know his name?

03.05.2011 14:41, Bad Den

But a mustache from Vietnam, a friend brought it. He was still alive yesterday. Length-6 cm.
                   
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Does anyone know his name?

It looks like a certain Dorysthenes sp., can you take a picture of the muzzle of the face?
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03.05.2011 14:42, Bad Den

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.

There is an opinion that this is just the variability of large and small forms

03.05.2011 17:17, MIV

Will it go like this? Fas-profile of a Vietnamese barbel.

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03.05.2011 19:49, Bad Den

Will it go like this? Fas-profile of a Vietnamese barbel.


Dorysthenes ?buqueti
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03.05.2011 20:45, RippeR

Ruslan: all Lethrusapterus, there are no others there. They are indeed very variable.

03.05.2011 20:48, sergey nyu

Please help me identify it.
Caught on 02.05.11. Stavropol Territory, ok-ti Sengileevsky lake, "Volchye vorota".
All beetles are pasted on 20* 10 mm dies.
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03.05.2011 21:07, scarit

The last one is a cruncher from Glaphyridae, like Pygopleurus vulpes F.
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03.05.2011 21:09, Bad Den

I got a plug with a certain "Rhizotrogus" sp from Kazakhstan (Dzungarian Alatau, N 44°29 ' 45.9 "E 80°03 '50.5" h= 1800-1900 m 30. VI-03. VII. 2010) - all the brains were broken into parts, all the convolutions were braided smile.gif. I write rhizotrogus in quotation marks, as in S. I. Medvedev (1951) in the Fauna of the USSR X-1, I go to this genus, but there it is not yet divided into separate genera.
So, the appearance:
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Claws on the hind legs:
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Tendril (3-jointed mace, 9 segments in total)
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I prepared my genitals, tried to inflate the bag, but I didn't find a syringe, I'll do it tomorrow.

This post was edited by Bad Den - 12.04.2018 23: 34

03.05.2011 21:11, Bad Den

Please help me identify it.
Caught on 02.05.11. Stavropol Territory, ok-ti Sengileevsky lake, "Volchye vorota".
All beetles are pasted on 20* 10 mm dies.
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Tentyria darklings ?nomas
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04.05.2011 8:25, Андрей Безбрежный

Tell me, what kind of dung beetle? Naden-Trans-Baikal Territory, under a piece of cloth lying on the ground, 1.05.2011

04.05.2011 8:26, Андрей Безбрежный

Tell me, what kind of dung beetle? Naden-Trans-Baikal Territory, under a piece of cloth lying on the ground, 1.05.2011

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04.05.2011 8:49, Bad Den

It's not a dunghill, it's one of these things. Histeridae

04.05.2011 8:59, Андрей Безбрежный

Thank you very much, something I was wrong about. Can you tell me the exact view?

04.05.2011 15:07, LarisaKra

Barbel Moechotypa diphysis (Pascoe, 1871)


Thank you very much!

04.05.2011 15:10, scarit

Thank you very much, something I was wrong about. Can you tell me the exact view?

From the photo, it's not easy. Perhaps some kind of Margarinotus...

04.05.2011 18:13, gstalker

can anyone identify my beetles a little higher up ?

05.05.2011 14:45, sergey nyu

can anyone identify my beetles a little higher up ?

On the second top photo, in my opinion, Carabus (Carabus) granulatus and on the left edge of Carabus (Archicarabus) nemoralis.

05.05.2011 17:25, Musson max

Good time of day.
Please tell us or confirm the following types.
On the light of a garden lantern 02.05.2011; Odessa region; Kodymsky district; Kotovtsy village

Amphimallon assimile (??) (17 mm.)

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Hister quadrimaculatus or illigeri (??) (10 mm.)

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Thank you in advance for your help cool.gif

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05.05.2011 18:57, Victor Titov

all germany lower. saxony

can anyone identify my beetles a little higher up ?

Photo 1-Scaphidium quadrimaculatum
Photo 3 (upper pasted) and photo 4 (lower right corner) - Badister bipustulatus
Photo 3 (lower pasted) - Dromius ?schneideri
Photo 3 (center) and photo 4 (center) - Ocypus sp. (2 different views).

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 05.05.2011 19: 00

05.05.2011 19:22, Vis

Good day,
Please identify the beetle caught in Kiev, in the Pechersk district, on Lesya Ukrainka Square.
Thank you in advance.

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05.05.2011 19:34, Bad Den

 

Amphimallon assimile (??) (17 mm.)

I have a vague doubt - is this Amphimallon?

05.05.2011 20:01, phlomis

I sort through the rubble of photos of grass. From time to time there are animals. shuffle.gif
1) Tsimlyanskaya sands.
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2) Don Delta. I regularly see these bronzes on cattails (this one is Typha laxmannii) eating pollen.
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05.05.2011 20:28, adetkov


2) Don Delta. I regularly see these bronzes on cattails (this one is Typha laxmannii) eating pollen.

Cetonia aurata
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05.05.2011 20:30, Bad Den


1) Tsimlyanskaya sands.
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Scarabaeus ?typhon
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06.05.2011 16:36, Musson max

I have a vague doubt - is this Amphimallon?


Then who could it be? There are a lot of photos on the web that are very similar and not at all similar, I would like to hear the expert's opinion on this issue. Well, the question is open for karapuzik.
Thank you.

06.05.2011 17:27, MrNo4Noi

Help me recognize it. Caught in the wood moves of a fallen linden tree. 1.V.2011г. Vitebsk region. 5-6mm

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06.05.2011 17:37, MrNo4Noi

mmm.. Or maybe it's Glischrochilus hortensis?

06.05.2011 18:07, Bad Den

mmm.. Or maybe it's Glischrochilus hortensis?

No, it's more like Mycetophagus ?quadriguttatus

06.05.2011 18:10, Bad Den

Then who could it be? There are a lot of photos on the web that are very similar and not at all similar, I would like to hear the expert's opinion on this issue.
Thank you.

Try to run it here on these tables, if the bug is available
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/pdf/...l2pp160-208.pdf
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06.05.2011 18:20, scarit

mmm.. Or maybe it's Glischrochilus hortensis?

Это Mycetophagus quadripustulatus L. (Mycetophagidae)
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06.05.2011 20:47, Cnoopt

What is the difference between Carabus cancellatus and Carabus Menetries? Sorry not in this section mol.gif

06.05.2011 22:56, RippeR

cancellatus and menetriae are completely different. Do you know how granulatus differs from cancellatus? the granulatus is small, dark and narrow (you need to see it once). And menetrie and granulatus are almost one in one, but in menetrie the first keel (or whatever it is called) is short from the suture and runs down to the base of the elytra, and in granulatus the entire length of the suture goes.

07.05.2011 15:30, Cnoopt

thank you Ripper!= ) I got it mixed up....I was interested in the difference between granulatus and menetrie, you cleverly noticed=))) only here I have in the presence of pieces of 5 different supposedly granulates!( in my opinion), and all different in size, body shape and color=))) maybe it is possible to distinguish granulatus from menetria by elytra?

07.05.2011 17:14, Bad Den

thank you Ripper!= ) I got it mixed up....I was interested in the difference between granulatus and menetrie, you cleverly noticed=))) only here I have in the presence of pieces of 5 different supposedly granulates!( in my opinion), and all different in size, body shape and color=))) maybe it is possible to distinguish granulatus from menetria by elytra?

Something like this smile.gif
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...1&hl=menetriesi

07.05.2011 18:27, Cnoopt

Thanks!=)

09.05.2011 16:40, ilja

Please help me identify the bug. It is shiny, about 1 cm long, a little like ground beetles, but smaller + the chest is very wide. In general, see:
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Of course, you can't see anything in the photo, but still ... I think everyone saw these shiny beetles in the spring. At the same time, tell us what they eat, do you need humidity? Thank you all very much!

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