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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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09.07.2011 21:46, С Олег

What kind of sawyere?

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09.07.2011 22:45, bugslov

And the branzovka I caught has white streaks on its elytra

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You have Cetonia aurata L.
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10.07.2011 0:30, Victor Titov

What kind of sawyere?

Photo 1 and photo 3-Lamia textor
Photo 2 - Monochamus galloprovincialis
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10.07.2011 13:13, gstalker

very small beetles all germany this summer

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10.07.2011 16:55, MrNo4Noi

1 - Cossonus cylindricus

10.07.2011 17:09, Liparus

1 - Cossonus cylindricus

I also think that this is Cossonus cylindricus, I have collected a large series of such elephants (about 50 copies) at the base of a shrunken silver poplar.

10.07.2011 17:29, MrNo4Noi

I didn't catch anything like this, but a new species was caught for the republic from this subfamily, so we had a lot of trouble with them smile.gif umnik.gif

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10.07.2011 23:20, СергейС.С

Help me determine

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10.07.2011 23:43, Aaata

And without a referendum obviously-barbel Lepturobosca virens.
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10.07.2011 23:53, СергейС.С

And without a referendum, it is obvious-the barbel Lepturobosca virens.

Many thanks to Aaata(sorry, I don't know your name-Gustava,you didn't specify it),otherwise I don't know much about beetles.

11.07.2011 9:51, KingSnake

Help us identify the barbel. 10.07. 2011, Mordovia, wet meadow, on young aspen stands.

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11.07.2011 10:33, Bad Den

Help us identify the barbel. 10.07. 2011, Mordovia, wet meadow, on young aspen stands.

Oberea oculata, ИМХО
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11.07.2011 11:53, Victor Titov

very small beetles all germany this summer

Small ground beetle in the last photo 4.jpg -perhaps Acupalpus ?dubius.

11.07.2011 12:22, Buzman

very small beetles all germany this summer


Photos 1 and 3 show the weevil Ceutorhynchus sp. It is difficult to say before the appearance.

11.07.2011 15:13, Коллекционер

are they both Dytiscus marginalis?

11.07.2011 15:15, Коллекционер

very small beetles all germany this summer

2-2 + 2-1-funny looks smile.giflike a dachshund

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11.07.2011 15:30, botanque

are they both Dytiscus marginalis?

On the left is Cybister lateralimarginalis. On the right, there seems to be a male D. marinalis. But, or it seems to me, the color of the pronotum is strange. Can I get it closer?"

11.07.2011 16:07, botanque

Hmm, it looks like D. dimidiatus. Look, if the processes between the hind legs are rounded, then exactly it. If pointed, then large marginalis. Or try taking a picture.

11.07.2011 16:16, Коллекционер

in my opinion, something in between?

11.07.2011 16:29, botanque

I don't see any sharpness, and the size is too big for marginalis. I think that dimidiatus is.

P.S. It would be nice to indicate where the beetles come from.

11.07.2011 16:38, Коллекционер

Voronezh Region.
Voronezh, Russia
Usmanka
near the village of Orlov

11.07.2011 16:38, Коллекционер

1-year 2 ago caught
2-month ago

11.07.2011 17:18, niyaz

What kind of bug? Kazan, mixed forest.
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11.07.2011 17:23, MrNo4Noi

What a giant dead eater eek.gif

11.07.2011 18:44, Вишняков Алексей

Can you tell me if this is Aegomorphus clavipes?
Tugolesye, Moscow region, 2.07.2011.

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11.07.2011 19:14, gstalker

6 and 7 are some weevils , but 5 is not clear

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11.07.2011 19:28, scarit

What kind of bug? Kazan, mixed forest.
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Mertvoyedik, called Phosphuga atrata.
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11.07.2011 19:29, scarit

Can you tell me if this is Aegomorphus clavipes?
Tugolesye, Moscow region, 2.07.2011.

He's the one.
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11.07.2011 22:00, MrNo4Noi

but 5 is not clear

Thinking Aloud-Rhagonycha lignosa (Muller, 1764) confused.gif

11.07.2011 23:21, Triplaxxx

This is not a softling, it is Elateroides sp., Lymexylidae.

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12.07.2011 13:10, Victor Titov

6 and 7 some weevils

6 - Sitona sp.
7 - Anthonomus sp.

12.07.2011 18:48, gstalker

Dmitrich thank you 7th is similar to Anthonomus rubi

13.07.2011 2:01, Dergg

Moscow Region, Serpukhov district, 12.07.2011

Cyphocleonus dealbatus ?

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13.07.2011 3:11, omar

almost to the top

14.07.2011 13:18, MooN VVeLL

Help us determine smile.gifif there are huge numbers of wild carrots sitting on the field smile.gif
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14.07.2011 13:38, Buzman

The MooN VVeLL: A nutcracker of the genus Agriotes. Most likely Agriotes ustulatus (Schaller, 1783).

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14.07.2011 20:29, smax

early June south of the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
here's another ground beetle.
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It's similar to Anthracus. Straight, here, on consputus. It makes sense to compare it with something authentic, I only have a Ryazan bug, and the corners of the back of it, like, are more honorable than in the picture.

15.07.2011 2:52, akulich-sibiria

I just noticed that she wasn't called anything. Thank you. I'm going to fuck her up for being part of this family!

15.07.2011 14:50, KingSnake

Help identify the bug? Leaf eater? Mordovia, dry meadow.

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15.07.2011 16:04, алекс 2611

Help identify the bug? Leaf eater? Mordovia, dry meadow.


листоед
Pachybrachis sp. , Cryptocephalinae
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