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25.05.2011 15:17, Martix

Please identify a barbel found as a larva under the bark of a mulberry tree, was raised at home:
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25.05.2011 15:49, John-ST

Please identify a barbel found as a larva under the bark of a mulberry tree, was raised at home:

Some Trichoferus might even campestris
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25.05.2011 19:39, DYNASTES

Please help me identify 2 types of goldfish from the tropics.


1st
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Body length 26 mm. Chrysochroa purpureiventris ???
Ambon Island is an island in the Moluccas Archipelago in Indonesia.


2nd
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Body length 23 mm. Lampetis psilopteroides ??

This post was edited by DYNASTES - 26.05.2011 14: 59

27.05.2011 9:40, Aaata

Please help me identify 2 types of goldfish from the tropics.
1st
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Body length 26 mm. Chrysochroa purpureiventris ???
Ambon Island is an island in the Moluccas Archipelago in Indonesia.

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Body length 23 mm. Lampetis psilopteroides ??

1st Chrysodema sp., 2nd Lampetis probably viridicuprea common in Thailand.
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27.05.2011 12:28, sergey nyu

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

Similar to Carabus (Archiplectes) prometheus prometheus Reitter

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28.05.2011 10:04, Martix

Basking in the sun, tell me what is the full name of this barbel? smile.gif
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28.05.2011 11:23, akulich-sibiria

possibly Aegomorphus clavipes (Schrank, 1781)
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28.05.2011 12:14, msshveikin

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Russia, Chelyabinsk region, Kyshtym city district, Kyshtym city
Weevils, or elephants (Lat. Curculionidae) which one is it?"

28.05.2011 14:29, akulich-sibiria

Hylobius abietis L I guess
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29.05.2011 6:47, Mantispid

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29.05.2011 14:35, VSB

Shot on May 28, 2011 in Chelyabinsk leaf eater. The size of a ladybug. I think maybe Chrisolina polita?

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29.05.2011 17:37, Alexandr Rusinov

She is sama
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31.05.2011 14:51, MrNo4Noi

Vitebsk region. End of May this year


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maybe Pyrochroa coccinea?
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31.05.2011 15:20, Sergey Rybalkin

Today 31.05. a barbel was caught sitting on a willow branch. What's his name? Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region.

31.05.2011 15:44, Alexandr Rusinov

Today 31.05. a barbel was caught sitting on a willow branch. What's his name? Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region.

Lamia textor
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31.05.2011 17:59, алекс 2611

Vitebsk region. End of May this year
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Well, since everyone is silent....
this is Apoderus coryli (Linnaeus, 1758)
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31.05.2011 19:05, msshveikin

Please tell me what kind of bug it is
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Russia, Chelyabinsk region, Kyshtym city district, Kyshtym city.

Moustache musk, A. m. m. ab. nigrocyanea???
Flat purple barbel (Callidium violaceum L.)???

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31.05.2011 19:17, omar

Callidium violaceum
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01.06.2011 22:09, Arikain

Help karapuzika today to determine? From Karelia. Margarinotus cadaverinus again?
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If the photos are too bad, I can try again tomorrow.

02.06.2011 12:25, AGG

according to this photo, only ticks can be detected lol.gif
but he looks like Cadaverinus. remove ndkr and prsp without parasites plz

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02.06.2011 20:46, Arikain

Here, it seems to have turned out, while the ticks were whining:
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03.06.2011 7:20, Andrey.A.

Help with the horses. 1st - Altai, 2nd-Astrakhan region.

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03.06.2011 8:25, scarit

1 - Cicindela coerulea
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04.06.2011 1:00, Liparus

What is the difference between Onthophagus taurus and Onthophagus illyricus? Can they occur at the same point?

04.06.2011 1:03, Liparus

Vitebsk region. End of May this year


maybe Pyrochroa coccinea?
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She, the female.

04.06.2011 1:05, Liparus

Basking in the sun, tell me what is the full name of this barbel? smile.gif
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Or maybe Aegomorphus obscurior

04.06.2011 6:19, Dmitry Vlasov

What is the difference between Onthophagus taurus and Onthophagus illyricus? Can they occur at the same point?

They can even occur in the same "heap", tested on Zap. Ukraine. Differences - in Kabakov's book "Plates of the subfamily Scarabaeinae of the fauna of Russia and adjacent states"
Main differences: taurus-the elytra are glabrous in the middle, with simple small dots in the aisles, the head and prsp och. rarely with a metallic sheen. Usually black or pitch-black.
illyricus-elytra completely covered with sparse hairs, aisles with rows of small rasp-like dots. Head and prsp with a bronze or greenish tint. Nodules are light brown.
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04.06.2011 11:22, Liparus

They can even occur in the same "heap", tested on Zap. Ukraine. Differences - in Kabakov's book "Plates of the subfamily Scarabaeinae of the fauna of Russia and adjacent states"
Main differences: taurus-the elytra are glabrous in the middle, with simple small dots in the aisles, the head and prsp och. rarely with a metallic sheen. Usually black or pitch-black.
illyricus-elytra completely covered with sparse hairs, aisles with rows of small rasp-like dots. Head and prsp with a bronze or greenish tint. Nodules are light brown.

I collected taurus and illyricus on the same pile. Thank you for your clarification! Just some taurus caught with a faint metallic sheen of the head and pronotum (as you wrote!).

The most interesting thing is that there were short-horned males and males similar to the female who do not have horns , but bumps.

04.06.2011 13:35, Victor Titov

I collected taurus and illyricus on the same pile.
The most interesting thing is that there were short-horned males and males similar to the female who do not have horns , but bumps.

Well, it happens, and often. I have such copies from Abkhazia and Crimea.

04.06.2011 13:40, Victor Titov

Basking in the sun, tell me what is the full name of this barbel? smile.gif
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possibly Aegomorphus clavipes (Schrank, 1781)

Or maybe even Aegomorphus obscurior


Well, Aegomorphus obscurior, judging by the photo, is unlikely. Still 99.9% color - Aegomorphus clavipes.
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04.06.2011 21:22, С Олег

Help us identify snappers.

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04.06.2011 21:24, akulich-sibiria

tell me, is this Heterocerus fenestratus?
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04.06.2011 21:25, akulich-sibiria

the first nutcracker looks like Prosternon tesselatum

04.06.2011 21:30, botanque

tell me, is this Heterocerus fenestratus?

I think this is an under-colored Heterocerus marginatus. Try checking the software http://assazhnev.narod.ru/heterocerus_key.html
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04.06.2011 23:18, Victor Titov

Help us identify snappers.

the first nutcracker looks like Prosternon tesselatum

The first is definitely Prosternon tesselatum. But the second one is like Cardiophorus sp.
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05.06.2011 4:43, akulich-sibiria

judging by the visor it looks like Cardiophorus
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05.06.2011 13:02, алекс 2611

If from Tatarstan, then most likely the genus Dicronychus (Cardiophorinae)

05.06.2011 19:35, С Олег

Another nutcracker, approximately 8-10mm long. Tatarstan.

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05.06.2011 22:00, Александрс

Plain. On the chalk slopes. On everything. In large numbers. 2cm. 30.05.2011.
Kharkiv region. Tell me plz. what is the client's name? Thanks!

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06.06.2011 5:42, scarit

It looks like it's a pollen eater Omophlus
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