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24.06.2011 8:37, MrNo4Noi

22. V. 2011 On a willow tree, river bank. 12mm
From the genus of Chlorophanus, but with the kind of tight wall.gif

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24.06.2011 9:20, scarit

Chlorophanus viridis most likely.
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24.06.2011 9:38, botanque

to BO.
Rh. exoletus after all. And the size matches.
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24.06.2011 9:46, scarit

Stanislav, what is the difference between latitans and exoletus?

24.06.2011 10:15, botanque

If you look at the series: exoletus is visually wider and smaller (about 1 cm), and latitans is elongated and larger (more than 1 cm).
Under the microscope: at least the elytral space of the elytra of exoletus has a microsculpture of disjointed grooves and dots, while in latitans they form a clear closed mesh.

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24.06.2011 13:21, gstalker

help me identify 4 beetles
1 - leaf beetle or lebia ?
2-weevil ?
3i4-barbels ?

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24.06.2011 13:42, Mantispid

It is not clear where the beetles come from...

1-Oulema melanopus / duftschmidi
2-Phyllobius type virideaeris
3 - Grinder Ptinomorphus imperialis
4 - Pogonocherus hispidus

This post was edited by Mantispid - 24.06.2011 14: 09

24.06.2011 13:46, Алексей Сажнев

Leaf beetle Oulema, as a variant of melanopus (Linnaeus, 1758)

24.06.2011 14:10, Buzman

Igor, can you see mine here?
http://vkontakte.ru/albums-5067730#/album-...110108800?rev=1

I looked - but I can't say anything, either I need to turn it in my hands, or finally not Copenhagen... smile.gif shuffle.gif
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24.06.2011 14:32, KDG

Help me identify zlatku (I'm sure that some kind of antaxia, but already "all the brains are broken into pieces, all the convolutions are braided" with it)
Kazakhstan, Almaty region, Koram
N 43°29 ' 21.5”; E 78° 10 ' 14.5”
03. V. 2011
10 mm
Thank you in advance!

maybe Anthaxia (Anthaxia) intermedia Obenberger 1913?
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24.06.2011 14:34, Bad Den

maybe Anthaxia (Anthaxia) intermedia Obenberger 1913?

Yesterday, Yakov and I came to the same conclusion, through the genus Cratomerus ))

24.06.2011 15:39, Liparus

After consulting with Yakov Kovalenko, smoking the Fauna of the USSR and long digging in 3 tons. In the catalog of Palearctic coleoptera and on the Internet, it turned out that the golden beetle is Anthaxia (Anthaxia) intermedia Obenberger, 1913 (=Cratomerus (Trichocratomerus) intermedius Obenberger, 1913).

A. senicula = deaurata

24.06.2011 21:37, kut

Please identify these two... Thanks!

Moscow region, Krasnogorsky district, the vicinity of the village.Petrovo-Dalnoye, 24.6.11

1. Initially ate willow leaves. m. b., Chrysomela collaris?
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2. On the umbrella island, Trichodes apiarius?
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25.06.2011 4:26, Dmitry Vlasov

Please identify these two... Thanks!

Moscow region, Krasnogorsky district, the vicinity of the village.Petrovo-Dalnoye, 24.6.11

1. Initially ate willow leaves. m. b., Chrysomela collaris?
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2. On the umbrella island, Trichodes apiarius?
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Both are correct
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25.06.2011 18:12, cherepahovod

Help me identify the bug. Tyumen region, Surgut. Quite accidentally, swinging a pallet from a plastic box, I hit this bug. Caught it))
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(natural size, as pictured)
Thank you very much!

25.06.2011 18:26, Dmitry Vlasov

Family of dead-eaters, red-breasted dead-eater beetle (Oiceoptoma thoracica)

26.06.2011 9:57, Sanangel

Help me determine it. The size is 6.5-8mm. They fly into the light. I haven't seen it in nature. What do they eat and where do they live?
Thank you in advance.

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26.06.2011 12:36, Andrey.A.

Hybosorus ? illigeri

26.06.2011 13:20, Sanangel

This is it. Thank you!

26.06.2011 13:25, Sanangel

Only in the catalog it is Hybosorus roei Westwood, 1845. Cosmopolitan

26.06.2011 14:43, Александр57

Hello. Cryptocephalus, I believe. And what kind?
Length 5 mm. Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region.

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26.06.2011 16:45, OEV

Possible color variant Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus

26.06.2011 17:20, Александр57

Possible color variant Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus

Thank you. Looks like. Black uniform with red legs smile.gif

26.06.2011 19:12, Bad Den

Only in the catalog it is Hybosorus roei Westwood, 1845. Cosmopolitan

According to the Catalog of the Palaearctic Coleoptera vol.3-Hybosorus roei junior synonym of H. illigeri

27.06.2011 16:52, Sanangel

According to the Catalog of the Palaearctic Coleoptera vol.3-Hybosorus roei junior synonym of H. illigeri

I also found Wikipedia. The International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature decided that the best option would be to keep the name Hybosorus roei Westwood, 1845. The proposal to preserve the synonym Hybosorus illigeri Reiche, 1853, by renaming Hybosorus roei to Hybosorus illigeri was not approved[2] .
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27.06.2011 17:09, MrNo4Noi

I have such a problem - there is no camera, but it is necessary to determine. Therefore, I lay out a diagram of the elytra pattern and a brief description: 16mm, end of May this year. It is similar to saperda scalaris (Linnaeus, 1758), but: the suture of the upper CRL is not so wide, and the differences in the drawing (in the diagram):
1 - this spot is barely noticeable ( in scalaris - very good)
2-here it is generally empty
Maybe I am generally mistaken and not looking there at all. If there are species with a similar pattern of elytra, please respond. smile.gif
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Thank you in advance!!!

27.06.2011 18:29, ButterflyGirl

What is the name of this green beetle?

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27.06.2011 19:00, MrNo4Noi

Similar to Lytta vesicatoria (Linnaeus, 1758)
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28.06.2011 16:29, akulich-sibiria

south of Krasnoyarsk Krai
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2. is this Hyperaspis erythrocephala F? Minusinsky district, southern Krasnoyarsk Territory, mowing, forest edge and border with sandy meadow, mainly legumes.
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28.06.2011 17:09, scarit

To akulich:
racehorses-Cicindela coerulea
2. - Hyperaspis

28.06.2011 17:14, akulich-sibiria

Dmitry, what do you need to see to get to know the view? according to DV, the description fits erythrocephala, I have only campestris in my collection
, and the color of the horses is different, is this often the case?

28.06.2011 17:18, scarit

By this determinant, they are normally determined. Just the photo is not very clear, I do not dare to say for sure before the view. But most likely it is erythrocephala.
In these horses, the color of the elytra is variable-red, blue, and green. This is most likely a subspecies of nitida Licht. It is usually with red nadkr.

28.06.2011 17:24, akulich-sibiria

yes, the photo is not very good, I'm just trying to take pictures at home using mbs ))

28.06.2011 21:27, akulich-sibiria

can you tell me what kind of family? on grassy vegetation.
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28.06.2011 22:00, Bad Den

can you tell me what kind of family? on grassy vegetation.


Something Bruchidae-like confused.gif

28.06.2011 22:47, akulich-sibiria

so I had the opinion that this is something from this series. Slope on legumes, forest edge.

28.06.2011 22:54, akulich-sibiria

maybe something from the Bruchela family...the last sternite with a deep pit and powerful outgrowths on the sides from ne

28.06.2011 23:37, Triplaxxx

This is definitely not Bruchidae-like, but Bruchelidae-like, i.e. now it is Anthribidae, Bruchela sp.

28.06.2011 23:44, MrNo4Noi

Something painfully similar to Bruchela orientalis Strejček, 1982 rolleyes.gif

29.06.2011 6:44, akulich-sibiria

thank you, well, now you can drive up to the view ))

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