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09.05.2011 16:55, Bad Den

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!

I don't use much, so I've never seen a bug like the one in the photo before.
The photo resembles the work of Picasso.

This post was edited by Bad Den - 05/10/2011 08: 18

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09.05.2011 19:04, Arikain

Can you tell me about a toddler?
Today, in the south of Crelia.
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10.05.2011 7:33, AGG

"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:
Of course, nothing is visible 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!"

-this is at least tactless

"Eh, what a pity. I thought there were normal people sitting here..."

-and this is already a form of rudeness

1-buy yourself a camera
2-see Librodor hortensis (NItidulidae)

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10.05.2011 7:40, AGG

Can you tell me about a toddler?
Today, in the south of Crelia.

most likely it is Margarinotus (Margarinotus) cadaverinus Hoffm. = Hister impressus F.

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10.05.2011 17:11, Arikain

most likely it is Margarinotus (Margarinotus) cadaverinus Hoffm. = Hister impressus F.

Thanks!
Photos of elytra seem to be necessary?
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10.05.2011 20:16, KingSnake

Help identify the beetles. Yesterday, Mordovia, suburban areas.

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10.05.2011 20:32, Bad Den

DSC00830.jpg — Dermestes lardarius
DSC00859.jpg — - Cleonus pigra

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10.05.2011 20:49, phlomis

Near Kaluga. May 8, 2011. 8-9 mm. Live was more orange.
My daughter really liked it

10.05.2011 21:10, Александрс

Can someone tell me what kind of Chrysolina in the photo? Looks like a male. Taken on 11.04.2011. Israel, slopes along the Gaeton stream. Grass, mowing.

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10.05.2011 21:14, Mantispid

Help identify the beetles. Yesterday, Mordovia, suburban areas.

1-ham leatherworm Dermestes lardarius L., 1758
2-flea Crepidodera aurata (Marsham, 1802)
3 - thistle weevil Cleonis pigra (Scopoli, 1763)
4 - Larinus ?sturnus, I wish I knew what else it was sitting on and the view from above.

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10.05.2011 21:15, Mantispid

Near Kaluga. May 8, 2011. 8-9 mm. Live was more orange.
My daughter really liked it

The most common lily rattle - Lilioceris lilii (Scopoli, 1763)

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11.05.2011 7:17, AGG

Thanks!
Photos of elytra seem to be necessary?

4 solid grooves were also visible in the submitted photos, the addition only confirmed the definition

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11.05.2011 9:55, Andrey Ponomarev

Can someone tell me what kind of Chrysolina in the photo? Looks like a male. Taken on 11.04.2011. Israel, slopes along the Gaeton stream. Grass, mowing.

M. B. Chrysolina bicolor.

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11.05.2011 23:42, Alexsey

What dead-eater?

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12.05.2011 0:11, AGG

where was the video taken, size????
"Please indicate the date and geographical location of the photo when posting it. This will significantly increase the chances of correct detection. "

bolshoy-germanicus
melky-humator

This post was edited by AGG - 12.05.2011 00: 13

12.05.2011 3:59, Dmitry Vlasov

What dead-eater?

Judging by the red mace of the antennae - Nicrophorus humator. This species and N. germanicus differ slightly in size

12.05.2011 16:03, Boris Khramov

2007, end of March. Jordan. Dead Sea coast, gorge above the hotel. But the height above sea level is still "minus". There were no butterflies, so I had to catch a few beetles. I hope for help in determining

I couldn't determine it myself

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12.05.2011 16:52, Bad Den

2007, end of March. Jordan. Dead Sea coast, gorge above the hotel. But the height above sea level is still "minus". There were no butterflies, so I had to catch a few beetles. I hope for help in determining
I couldn't determine it myself

Steraspis ?squamosa

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12.05.2011 20:28, Alexsey

where was the video taken, size????
"Please indicate the date and geographical location of the photo when posting it. This will significantly increase the chances of correct detection. "

bolshoy-germanicus
melky-humator

Size 2.5 cm
Astrakhan region.
It turns out-Nicrophorus humator

12.05.2011 20:38, Mantispid

Size 2.5 cm
Astrakhan region.
It turns out-Nicrophorus humator

Ah, is that the one from Dosang? Humator was there, yes

12.05.2011 21:34, Fornax13

What dead-eater?

I will assume that Nicrophorus satanas.

12.05.2011 21:45, MrNo4Noi

Caught a bunch of leaf eaters on nettles and .. like a creeping tenacious. Externally, it resembles Chrysolina (Fastuolina) fastuosa speciosa or C. (Euchrysolina) graminis, but the first one in the photo noticed that the male is black, and the second one is too rare. In "my" case, the male and female are similar in appearance, only there is a difference in size. The determinant says about the difference in the depth of the dotted line - but this is not clear

Or maybe there are some similar species that I didn't find out about??

12.05.2011 23:08, Liparus

Help identify the beetles. Yesterday, Mordovia, suburban areas.

DSC00916.jpg - Larinus sturnus - самка

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12.05.2011 23:10, Alexsey

Ah, is that the one from Dosang? The humator was there, yes

Yes, and what is Your verdict?

12.05.2011 23:12, Liparus

Help identify weevils. Astrakhan on April 29.
A vineyard.
I guess the first two are one kind
of female ~20mm
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Male ~ 14mm
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other species ~ 17mm
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All-Asproparthenis punctiventris? ssp. punctiventris, you have not seen mine yet, I have both without spots and twice as small as the ones shown in the photo.

12.05.2011 23:13, AGG

2MrNo4Noi
we (Tambov and many regions of Russia) graminis is almost twice as large, but this is not an indicator as the color, but the teeth on the claw segment for fast food have not yet been canceled. fastuosa loves nettles, while graminis loves tansy and yarrow.
BUT let's take a photo, there are also other types of for ex. herbacea

This post was edited by AGG-12.05.2011 23: 26

13.05.2011 6:22, Mantispid

Yes, and what is Your verdict?

The humator was there, yes

This post was edited by Mantispid - 13.05.2011 06: 23

13.05.2011 10:00, Александрс

M. B. Chrysolina bicolor.

I still think it's Chrysolina sahlbergi

13.05.2011 20:10, MrNo4Noi

I show photos of leaf beetles (length 6 mm):

user posted image

Larger photo size

This post was edited by MrNo4Noi - 13.05.2011 20: 16

13.05.2011 20:17, Bad Den

I show photos of leaf beetles (length 6 mm):

Ch. fastuosa

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13.05.2011 20:36, MrNo4Noi

Ch. fastuosa

Clear. Thank you. So he is after all.

And can someone show a photo of a male and female, from other places.

13.05.2011 21:22, Bad Den

Clear. Thank you. So he is after all.

And can someone show a photo of a male and female, from other places.

Here, for example
http://culex.biol.uni.wroc.pl/cassidae/Eur...%20fastuosa.htm

There, estati and graminis are, you can see what it looks like.

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14.05.2011 22:08, Александрс

Help me identify the Donacia pair. Khar. region of Blizkiy district 12.05.2011. The shore of the pond. Reeds.

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14.05.2011 23:54, алекс 2611

Help me identify the Donacia pair. Khar. region of Blizkiy district 12.05.2011. The shore of the pond. Reeds.

Second photo - Donacia cinerea Herbst, 1784

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16.05.2011 8:12, KingSnake

Help identify the bug. The same one from different angles. Crawling on the forest floor

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16.05.2011 8:26, Bad Den

Help identify the bug. The same one from different angles. Crawling on the forest floor

Platycerus caraboides

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16.05.2011 21:22, Arikain

Help us identify the bug from Karelia that was photographed this evening.
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16.05.2011 22:22, Bad Den

Help us identify the bug from Karelia that was photographed this evening.

Clivina fossor vrode

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17.05.2011 15:24, андрей 1976

Help me identify the ground beetle caught in the area of the village. Mezmay 5.05.2011 (Western Caucasus) picture: PICT053611.jpg

17.05.2011 15:46, scarit

Something from Carabus, a subgenus of Archiplectes. Before the view, specialists in the Caucasus can say

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