Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Tajikistan, Kulyab, July 2013. Please tell me what kind of zlatki and crunch

Pictures:

DSC.JPG — (200.14к)

Zlatki - Julodis, if I'm not mistaken, then variolaris
Khrushch - Polyphylla ?alba

Dmitry, there is nothing that comes to mind, about kantaridki that hung above?

Nothing yet. Is this exactly Crudosilis?

I think so. If I say that the label Chernyshov Crudosilis sp will leave the chances of being able to determine the species ? )))

Similar to C. ruficollis. You can use the DV identifier to view it.

Tajikistan, Kulyab, July 2013. Please tell me what kind of zlatki and crunch

Krushch: Polyphylla (Xerasiobia) adspersa Motschulsky, 1854

The latter are indeterminate lipturins.
Brachyta of some kind?
On the left - from Krasnoyarsk, on the right-from Buryatia.

[attachmentid()=195379]

most likely it is Brachyta interrogationis (Linnaeus, 1758)

Yes, this is an interrogationis, such forms also came across to me

Yes, this is interrogationis, and I've come across such forms before

today I saw a couple of beetles of other colors at Mikhail's, I think Mikhail will put them up today and tomorrow.

Does Mikhail have a collection of barbels from the territory of Khakassia?

Dear colleagues, Here a couple of animals put me in a dead end - I'm not even sure about their family. All are caught in SE Kazakhstan, the first 5 mm, (intuitively I suspect liodid) in soil traps on the sands, the second - some small (3 mm) representative of the tenebrioid complex (aderid?) to the light in the mountains of Sholak (Chulak). Maybe someone like this caught my eye?

Pictures:

liododae.jpg — (475.29к)


fam_gen.jpg — (286.64к)

Dear colleagues, Here a couple of animals put me in a dead end - I'm not even sure about their family. All are caught in SE Kazakhstan, the first 5 mm, (intuitively I suspect liodid) in soil traps on the sands, the second - some small (3 mm) representative of the tenebrioid complex (aderid?) to the light in the mountains of Sholak (Chulak). Maybe someone like this caught my eye?

The first one I think is someone from Thorictidae

Michael, I have seen a copy of the Crosita altaica Gebl that you have defined. on the Zinovsky site, it really looks very similar http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/croaltms.htm
But still, I am inclined to believe that this is Chrysolina jakovlevi Wse. The main difference is that the 3rd member of the hind legs is not dismembered and is slightly wider than the rest. When the specialists unsubscribe, I'll let you know. You also seem to have a male, so I can soak him and look at his genitals if I need to. True I will not place it so beautifully back on the die
According to Medvedev, by the way, Crosita altaica is indicated for Altai, Kazakhstan, and China. There are no instructions for Siberia.

Yes, according to the butterflies I gave you today. It's not from Thailand, it's from Bali. hotel area. Ramada Bintang Bali Resort (East) part of Kuta district) March 2012

Does Mikhail have a collection of barbels from the territory of Khakassia?

well, as I understand it, they are not massive and relatively isolated.

By the way, Misha, your beetles identified as Chrysolina jenisseiensis possibly Chrysolina sahlbergiana
Both species were collected by me in Krasnoyarsk as well. By the way, I have one and your beetle Chrysolina jenisseiensis male. It is slightly smaller than the second species 5.5 mm. (sahlbergiana about 7 mm) label 18.06.2007 Krasnoyarsk Krai North-West. surrounding area. Krasnoyarsk. forest-steppe. If your copies are from the same fees, then this is really Chrysolina jenisseiensis

the second beetle that I took from you (caught by Zakharzhevsky) turned out to be Oreina basilea basilea (although some tend to believe that Oreina sulcata basilea will be valid), just a rather rare color (purple) caught. Here the difficulty was just a beetle glued to the die, it was not visible zadnegrudi. If you don't mind, I would keep it for myself, if not, I will return it with a box, no problem.

1 Buryatia. Asias hallodendri ephippium (Steven et Dalman, 1817) ?


2. Krasnoyarsk. Pachyta quadrimaculata (Linnaeus, 1758) ab. bimaculata ?


3. Buryatia. Saperda populinea ?


4. Primorye. This is also such a Pogonocherus fasciatus, just larger than our Siberian ones ))

The first, I think, is someone from the Thorictidae

That's right, Thorictes. Thanks!

probably already posted something, but still make sure again, it's all Brachyta variabilis

Dear colleagues, Here a couple of animals put me in a dead end - I'm not even sure about their family. All are caught in SE Kazakhstan, the first 5 mm, (intuitively I suspect liodid) in soil traps on the sands, the second - some small (3 mm) representative of the tenebrioid complex (aderid?) to the light in the mountains of Sholak (Chulak). Maybe someone like this caught my eye?

not aderida-Scraptia, apparently. I can't imagine what kind of view it is.

Good day everyone!
I found fragments of the beetle. Is it possible to determine?
November 2013 Belarus, Grodno region, 3,5 km South-In the village of Zelva bio-reserve "Medukhovo"
Photo on a notebook sheet, cell 5x5.

Good day everyone!
I found fragments of the beetle. Is it possible to determine?
November 2013 Belarus, Grodno region, 3,5 km South-In the village of Zelva bio-reserve "Medukhovo"
Photo on a notebook sheet, cell 5x5.

Carabus arvensis Herbst, 1784

EAO, Birobidzhan, bedding in an oak forest

Pictures:

Coleoptera_sp.jpg — (300.79к)

EAO, Birobidzhan, bedding in an oak forest. Apparently someone from listobloshek

Pictures:

Coleoptera_sp_.jpg — (296.94к)

I caught a beetle under a rock today.Tell me who?Stavropol. L - 12 mm.

Does Mikhail have a collection of barbels from the territory of Khakassia?

Practically none, although I go there every year. Apparently, the steppe part of Khakassia is poor in barbels, not like Buryatia.

I came to the conclusion that identifying Brachyta by its appearance is a lost cause.

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133597&st=4382
URL #4418, URL #4421

really and what is Brachyta punctata Fald. 1833 ? Very similar to the color variation of our interrogations, perhaps by area?

I caught a beetle under a rock today.Tell me who?Stavropol. L - 12 mm.

Selatosomus gravidus (Germar, 1843) (= S. latus Fabricius, 1801) ?

Practically none, although I go there every year. Apparently, the steppe part of Khakassia is poor in barbels, not like Buryatia.

I came to the conclusion that identifying Brachyta by its appearance is a lost cause.

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133597&st=4382
URL #4418, URL #4421

Mikhail, you seem to have beetles of a similar coloring, what do I have in the message on this page? While the people are silent, but I still think that this is all variabilis

EAO, Birobidzhan, bedding in an oak forest

holewinka of some sort... to determine its genital pull is desirable. It's a male, so there's a good chance.
flea - Haetocnema: http://www.pensoft.net/book/10538/revision...cinae-alticini-

This post was edited by Fornax13-19.03.2014 23: 39

Mikhail, you seem to have beetles of a similar coloring, what do I have in the message on this page? While the people are silent, but I still think that this is all variabilis

Yes, Eugene, all variabilis

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. April 28.
Phosphuga atrata?

She is sama

Surroundings of Kemerovo, 07.2012

Pictures:

SAM_7809.JPG — (321.03к)


SAM_7804.JPG — (338.62к)


SAM_7807.JPG — (348.96к)


SAM_7814.JPG — (289.55к)


SAM_7820.JPG — (367.02к)


SAM_7817.JPG — (268.13к)

Surroundings of Kemerovo, 07.2012

SAM_7807 - Hygrotus impressopunctatus
SAM_7820 - Cercyon laminatus
SAM_7817 - Hydroporus palustris or incognitus, better by keys.

SAM_7814.JPG — Cordicollis gracilis (Panzer, 1796) Anthicidae

SAM_7804 Mycetophagus piceus (Fabricius, 1777). Most likely.

Staphylin from Kemerovo-Tachinus.

Israel, 07.2009. A darkling?

Pictures:

SAM_7796.JPG — (281.05к)