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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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09.10.2007 10:04, omar

After all, the male. You can see edeagus.

09.10.2007 10:32, Guest

Entalex weep.gif

Here, omar, I wanted to give you a flower, but it doesn't work out frown.gif
You can really see the Edeagus. Just need a high-quality photo.

09.10.2007 10:45, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Alas, with a high-quality photo in any way... a soap dish.
Maybe Neal will eventually succeed, if he succeeds.

And who knows what kind of black chick is long-legged in the last photo?

This post was edited by mikepride - 09.10.2007 10: 45

09.10.2007 11:26, omar

Far East - I won't be able to... frown.gifBut the rest of the black chicks-please beer.gif
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09.10.2007 13:38, Nimrod

Thank you for your kind words, Mr. Omar. Oh, don't overdo it....

More cotton wool? It's good.

1.JPG. Copris (s.str) ochus (Motsch.) 2 m., 1 f; Hoplosternus incanus Motsch. - 3 ex, 1 of them male exactly; Anomala (Euchronomala) sp-1 ex. There are 3 species [mongolica, viridana, cuprea], you need to" feel"....; Lucanus maculifemoratus dybowskyi (Parry) - 3 m.
Sincerely,.....
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10.10.2007 11:21, barry

Help with weevils, pls...

Larinusov probably useless to determine?

1. Crimea, June.
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2. Crimea, June.
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3. Crimea, June.
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4. Crimea, June.
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5. Crimea, June.
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6. Crimea, June.
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7. Kharkiv, July.
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10.10.2007 11:46, omar

These are not larinuses. This is the genus Lixus. What matters is what they sit on. The latter is Hypera, formerly Phytonomus. The second one looks a lot like Lixus iridis, the first one too, but the angle is very bad.

10.10.2007 12:03, barry

These are not larinuses. This is the genus Lixus. What matters is what they sit on. The latter is Hypera, formerly Phytonomus. The second one looks a lot like Lixus iridis, the first one too, but the angle is very bad.
Thanks! About larinuses, I meant that there are photos of larinuses (even in addition to these) - i.e. does it make sense to try to identify larinuses from another batch of photos? And here everything is long except the last one, but in my opinion it is also not larinus.

10.10.2007 12:31, omar

You're right about the larinuses. They are often difficult to "put the squeeze on" with any clear confidence, especially in the south. Except maybe for a few highly charismatic species. If there are any, you can try it.

10.10.2007 12:54, omar

Hypera postica as if... But I can't guarantee that.

11.10.2007 0:29, Fornax13

1,2-rather Lixus iridis (Ol.), 3 - if on sorrel, then rather L. bardanae (F.), and 4,5,6 on what? They seem to be similar to L. fasciculatus Boh. I don't know about Hypera. Most likely indeed H. postica Gyll.

This post was edited by Fornax13-10/11/2007 00: 31

11.10.2007 1:03, barry

1,2-rather Lixus iridis (Ol.), 3 - if on sorrel, then rather L. bardanae (F.), and 4,5,6 on what? They seem to be similar to L. fasciculatus Boh. I don't know about Hypera. Most likely indeed H. postica Gyll.
Thanks! I don't really remember about the grass, but next summer I'll try to take pictures with the grass. In my opinion, everyone was in a thicket of some kind of grass similar to a sunflower (I don't know what it's called scientifically). In general, the leaves are like those of a sunflower, only smaller and the bush itself is about a meter high (maybe a little more), the trunk diameter is about 1 cm. Maybe you know what it is. Just 1, 4, 5, b just on this plant.
There were also elderberries and thistles. In the same place, Agapanthia villosoviridescens came across three days in a row (maybe this will help), and the vegetation is better visible with it. The 2nd one looks like a thistle, the 3rd one is very similar to the trunk of a wild sorrel.

11.10.2007 1:11, barry

The 3rd one in this form is still there, maybe the situation will become clearer about the grass...: -)picture: IMG_1548.JPG

11.10.2007 1:33, barry

2nd with a leaf is, maybe it will be clear what kind of grass...
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11.10.2007 1:44, barry

By the way, the 2nd can not be Lixus paraplecticus, there is literally a small pond in 2 meters, a small stream flows nearby. It seems that they write that they love water...
Upd:
And the grass kind of looks like an umbrella.

This post was edited by barry - 10/11/2007 01: 48

11.10.2007 8:40, omar

No! Now you can definitely see that this is Lixus iridis! It also develops on umbrella plants. And
Lixus paraplecticus is quite different. And it is much less common. The one on sorrel really looks like L. bardanae. But the rest, I think, are L. punctiventris. Apparently, they sit just on the compound flowers.

11.10.2007 9:20, barry

4th individual...
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PS. Somehow, as the story progresses, I'm beginning to understand more and more that it's not worth starting with larinuses after all... wink.gif
Although, if you can look out for something there-they are here:
http://barry.sa.net.ua/cpg/thumbnails.php?album=11
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11.10.2007 10:01, omar

I'll check the caller ID when I get to it...

11.10.2007 23:33, Fornax13

No, it doesn't look like punctiventris, the one is wider and the othersmile.gif For me, so fasciculatus or something close. L. fasciculatus Boh. also on Asteraceae, usually on Artemisia vulgaris, in my opinion, and on A. absinthium too, but once we collected a large series on some healthy krestovnik, like grandidentatus (also not less than a meter). Maybe we are talking about Senecio?
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16.10.2007 8:47, Сергей-Д

Help Zhukov determine what Latin is needed, and all the usual types.
1. Aphodius
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2. Some kind of crunch or non-crunch?
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Bronzki
3. picture: 3_______________________.jpg
4. picture: 4_____________2_____.jpg
5. picture: 5__________________________.jpg
6. Scorer
picture: 6_____________1_2__________________.jpg
7. What kind of ground beetle?
picture: 7_________________________1_1_____.jpg
picture: 7_________________________1_2_____.jpg
8. Shchitonoska
picture: 8_______________.jpg
Leaf eaters:
9. picture: 9_______________.jpg
10. picture: 10___________1_____.jpg
11. picture: 11_________________.jpg
Ladybugs:
12. picture: 12___________1________.jpg
13. picture: 13___________2_____.jpg
14. Four-point dead eater
picture: 14_____________1_2_____.jpg
15. Gravedigger, the light flies
picture: 15_________________________.jpg
16. Pestle bee
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17. Barbel
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18. Shpanskaya fly
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19. Abscess of some kind?
picture: 19_________1_1_____.jpg
picture: 19_________1_2_____.jpg
Snappers:
20. picture: 20__________1____________.jpg
21. picture: 21__________2_____.jpg
22. picture: 22__________3_____.jpg

16.10.2007 9:03, omar

7. Oodes helopioides
9. Clytra if it is on top, you can say view
9. Chrysolina violacea
11. Cool leaf eater better no pictures?
14. Dead eater four-point he
16. Pestlyak pchelinyi
on 17. Barbel Mesosa myops
18. Shpanskaya fly she
19. Abscess of some kind? This is malashka
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16.10.2007 9:06, omar

5. Epicometis hirta

16.10.2007 9:09, omar

8. Shield carrier ona

16.10.2007 9:19, Bad Den

3 and possibly 4-Oxythirea funesta
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16.10.2007 11:34, алекс 2611

nutcrackers
20-Prosternon tessellatum (Linnaeus, 1758)
21-Agrypnus murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)
similar

leaf eater 11 reminded me of Cryptocephalus octacosmus Bedel, 1891
, although it would be better to look at the photo quality better.

This post was edited by alex 2611-10/16/2007 13: 10

16.10.2007 11:35, алекс 2611

nutcracker 22 resembles some kind of Athous
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16.10.2007 11:50, Bad Den

Aphodius - fimetarius or foetans.

16.10.2007 11:59, rpanin

Is this Anastrangalia dubia ? The female is 13 mm.

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16.10.2007 13:10, Nimrod

For Mr. Sergey D.
1. Aphodius. Aphodius (s.str) fimetarius(L.), but if the abdomen is red, then foetens.
2. What kind of crunch or non-crunch?. Rhizotrogus (s. str) aestivus(Ol.) Rather, "nehrusch".
3, 4. Oxythyrea funesta (Poda).
5 Epicometis (s. str) hirta (Poda).
Sincerely, ......
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16.10.2007 13:19, RippeR

17. still Mesosa curculionoides
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16.10.2007 13:27, алекс 2611

8. Shchitonoska ona


Since Sergey asked for Latin, then for him - the genus Cassida.

16.10.2007 13:28, KDG

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16.10.2007 15:51, RippeR

KDG:
Can I give you a quick guide on how to distinguish between similar leptures like dubia, sanguinolenta and others? Preferably in pictures smile.gifIf not, then I think what I can do - I will help with photos, I think rpanin will agree to help with photos, and you will point out the signs with your finger in Photoshop or pinta (better in the topic for close types of beetles) smile.gif
?????

16.10.2007 20:54, KDG

KDG:
Can I give you a quick guide on how to distinguish between similar leptures like dubia, sanguinolenta and others? Preferably in pictures smile.gifIf not, then I think what I can do - I will help with photos, I think rpanin will agree to help with photos, and you will point out the signs with your finger in Photoshop or pinta (better in the topic for close types of beetles) smile.gif
?????

now, alas, time is short. When I'm free, I'll try to do it.

16.10.2007 20:58, KDG

17. still Mesosa curculionoides

Well, yes, of course-myops is...
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16.10.2007 21:34, RippeR

I'm probably getting old shuffle.gif
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16.10.2007 21:57, KDG

I must be getting old shuffle.gif

smile.gifhurry up soon

17.10.2007 1:14, RippeR

just wink.giflooked at the eyes on the elytra, decided to draw curculionoides, without looking at his photo (I haven't looked smile.giffor a long time ) And last time, myops said curculionoides.. smile.gif Now, I thought I wouldn't lose, but I made a mistake smile.gif

17.10.2007 7:20, Сергей-Д

Thank you all for the definition!
Left unidentified:
6-bombardier-genus Brachinus if memory serves, the species cannot be identified?
10,12,15 - at least it won't work up to the genus?
to omar:
what about Malashka? Latin give, pliz!
Leaf-eater 11, unfortunately, there is no better photo, otherwise I would not confuse you with this one)

17.10.2007 7:46, Bad Den

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