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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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17.05.2011 16:39, convexus

Dear ones, who have a high-quality photo (scan) of Pterostichus (Phonias) diligens, very preferably mounted, please send it to mail convexus@mail.ru

from the eurocarabidae website, please do not suggest - there is an error. a view from another subgenus is laid out.

thank you

17.05.2011 17:11, BO.

help me identify the bug.
6-8mm. Astrakhan region garden. May 15.
Fine, black, and shiny.

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17.05.2011 18:25, akulich-sibiria

hello, tell me what Chrysomella can have such a coloring?
collaris, cuprea or lapponica
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18.05.2011 11:14, Александрс

Help me call Mustachioed. Thank you to those who responded! Kharkiv, arboretum, mowing, 8 mm. 15.05.

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18.05.2011 12:45, Buzman

Barbel-Phytoecia caerulea (Scopoli, 1772)
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18.05.2011 12:54, AGG

Help me identify the ground beetle caught in the area of the village. Mezmay 5.05.2011 (Western Caucasus)[attachmentid()=111522]

similar to ? starckianus

19.05.2011 21:04, Cryphalus

help to bring at least to the kind)

Tatarstan Rep., near Kazan, an old cluttered pine forest with birch, dense undergrowth, not far from the lake, on a clearing in the shade, on a pine trunk cut down last year. length 2.9 mm. 11. V. 2010

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19.05.2011 21:14, Bad Den

Ummm.... Ciidae?

19.05.2011 21:24, Cryphalus

with such antennae as just the same bark beetle. that's just what it is. like Ipinae, and which of them is so elevated prsp., and did not find. and it seems like the head is visible from above? xylophage specialists would do well to respond, since there is a lot of material

19.05.2011 21:32, Bad Den

The theme is called Elizar smile.gif

20.05.2011 4:52, Dmitry Vlasov

help to bring at least to the kind)

Tatarstan Rep., near Kazan, an old cluttered pine forest with birch, dense undergrowth, not far from the lake, on a clearing in the shade, on a pine trunk cut down last year. length 2.9 mm. 11. V. 2010

picture: Scolytidae.jpg

And here I am...
No other photos? Preferably the front part is large, and the end of the elytra is also large. I don't remember anything like this right away, and the "slap" on the front edge of the pronotum is very confusing. Is it dirt or tar???

20.05.2011 7:42, akulich-sibiria

What's the size?the structure of the elytra is more similar to the male Orthotomicus suturalis, the number of teeth on the wheelbarrow is poorly visible, and they are located along the edges of the wheelbarrow, possibly O. proximus and there are no other photos?

20.05.2011 13:48, Cryphalus

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Ortothomicus suturalis (c) Klemin D. A.
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Ortothomicus proximus (c) Klemin D. A.
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Ortothomicus laricis (c) Klemin D. A.

For comparison, Ortothomicus suturalis, O. proximus, and O. laricis caught there are also examples. the difference from all of them, in addition to this patch: the beetle has a lacquer-black gloss, on the mattress it stood out in black, and the back half of the prsp. is very smooth. and from the patch it seems that the hairs grow and it was not possible to separate it. by depressing the ndcr. there are 2 prongs on top, and another one in the corner at the bottom. Are there any modern determinants besides green and fauna?

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20.05.2011 15:20, Bad Den

Maybe imported what? According to the DV Determinant if you run it?

20.05.2011 16:06, Александрс

Barbel from the chalk slopes, Kharkiv region 18.05. Tell me what to call it. Thanks!

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20.05.2011 17:05, KDG

Barbel from the chalk slopes, Kharkiv region 18.05. Tell me what to call it. Thanks!

Phytoecia nigricornis
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20.05.2011 19:03, akulich-sibiria

well, in the first picture of O. suturalis, it looks like a female..And in the photo that we define the male, if there are 3 teeth, then I think it's still O. suturalis male. moreover, the ratio of the distances between the 1st and 2nd teeth and the distance between the first teeth is suitable. The last word for Elizar ))

20.05.2011 19:05, akulich-sibiria

what size is it?

20.05.2011 19:39, Cryphalus

there above is the same length 2.9. lan run on the DV.
just wondering yet, which of the bark beetles can have such a formation on prsp.

20.05.2011 20:01, Bad Den

there above is the same length 2.9. lan run on the DV.
I just wonder who among the bark beetles can have such an education on the prsp.

Possibly-was ill in childhood smile.gif

20.05.2011 20:07, jiga

Good time!
Help me determine it.
Moscow, apartment, prefers window sills. Length 2.5 mm.
Sorry for the quality, the macro didn't work out wall.gif

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20.05.2011 20:17, Bad Den

Good time!
Help me determine it.
Moscow, apartment, prefers window sills. Length 2.5 mm.
Sorry for the quality, the macro didn't work out wall.gif

Attagenus smirnovi
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20.05.2011 23:05, akulich-sibiria

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't see it. Still, I think this is a male O. suturalis, and a patch, this is some kind of defect

20.05.2011 23:27, BO.

I apologize for intruding.
I'll repeat myself http://molbiol.ru/forums/uploads/post-10464-1305641267.jpg
message on page 255
what is this bug?

20.05.2011 23:49, John-ST

Tonight at the light
of MO, G. Railway
is it Trox cadaverinus?
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21.05.2011 0:04, John-ST

I apologize for intruding.
I'll repeat myself http://molbiol.ru/forums/uploads/post-10464-1305641267.jpg
message on page 255
what is this bug?

Possibly Hister stercorarius (now Margarinotus (Stenister) obscurus (Kugelann 1792))
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21.05.2011 4:05, Dmitry Vlasov

[quote=akulich-sibiria,20.05.2011 20:03]
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21.05.2011 4:08, Dmitry Vlasov

Tonight at the light
of MO, G. Railway
is it Trox cadaverinus?
[attachmentid()=111837]

Size?
If 5-6 mm most likely Trox scaber, develops in old nests, flies well at dusk

21.05.2011 10:54, John-ST

Size?
If 5-6 mm is most likely Trox scaber, develops in old nests, flies well at dusk

Thank you, zhuchara somewhere 7mm
Looked again in the melkoscope in daylight, really row spacing through one slightly raised, at night in room light seemed all the same eek.gif

21.05.2011 19:06, Arikain

The beetle was found yesterday in the south of Karelia. Some bark beetle?
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21.05.2011 19:41, Dmitry Vlasov

The beetle was found yesterday in the south of Karelia. Some bark beetle?
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No, some Cucujoidea (Cucujoidea)....

21.05.2011 19:56, akulich-sibiria

and this is not a case of monotomids (Monotomidae, = Rhizophagidae), phylum Rhizophagus
fam. Cucujidae without " o " there looks like ochepyatka )))

21.05.2011 23:58, Triplaxxx

Although the photos are not very good, but most likely it is Rhizophagus (s. str.) ferrugineus (Paykull, 1800) .

22.05.2011 1:31, Aaata

.. sem. Cucujidae without " o " there looks like ochepyatka )))

No, it's written correctly, because it's not a family, but a superfamily-it's always written with an " o "and ends with"..oidea".
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22.05.2011 12:16, phlomis

Can I tell you something about this little black thing?"
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Tsimlyanskiye peski.

23.05.2011 10:53, Raptor

Found in an anthill(maybe accidentally,maybe not) who is it?

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23.05.2011 10:55, Raptor

Found in a logging warehouse, can you tell me?

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23.05.2011 11:05, Aaata

Found in an anthill(maybe accidentally,maybe not) who is it?

Lebia cruxminor.
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23.05.2011 11:09, Aaata

Found in a logging warehouse, can you tell me?

Monochamus sp.

23.05.2011 18:53, Victor Titov

Found in a logging warehouse, can you tell me?

Monochamus sp.

I would even say a female Monochamus sutor

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 23.05.2011 18: 54
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