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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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22.05.2015 12:42, Black Coleopter

Can Nicrophorus germanicus be found in Kazakhstan? Isn't its range limited to the European part?

According to the" green " identifier, germanicus is found in Central Asia.
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22.05.2015 16:36, Tivanik

Tell me, please, on beetles. Saint Petersburg, May 21-22, 2015

1. Phyllobius pomaceus ?
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2. Phyllobius piri ?
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3. ?
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22.05.2015 16:39, Mantispid

Tell me, please, on beetles. Saint Petersburg, May 21-22, 2015

1. Phyllobius pomaceus ?

2. Phyllobius piri ?


pomaceus - no
pyri - yes
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22.05.2015 16:58, Tivanik

pomaceus - no


Thanks! And who is the green one? Some Phyllobius sp.?
Here's another couple grazing with him:

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22.05.2015 17:09, Mantispid

Thanks! And who is the green one? Some Phyllobius sp.?
Here's another couple grazing with him:

Phyllobius (s. str.) arborator (Herbst, 1797)
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22.05.2015 17:34, Barnaba

According to the" green " identifier, germanicus is found in Central Asia.

Apparently, this is only due to the fact that N. morio was previously (and still is) considered a subspecies of N. germanicus. N.(g). germanicus proper inhabits Europe (including Europe. part of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, up to about 50 AD), Transcaucasia, Turkey, Syria, and Western Iran. It is not clear what lives in Kopetdag, only a few specimens are known. In the Lower Volga region, Zavolzhye, on the SouthIn the Urals, in the northern half of Kazakhstan (extending further south along the Dzungarian Alatau), in the southern part of Kazakhstan.N. morio is found in Siberia, Northwestern China, and Mongolia. Their ranges partially overlap between 47-52w and 34-46w. The absence of transitional forms and signs of hybridization is a significant argument in favor of the species status of both forms. This is also confirmed by the data of youth research.
Thus, there is no N. germanicus in Kazakhstan, but N. morio is there (but there is also N. satanas from this group of species).

This post was edited by Barnaba - 05/22/2015 17: 36
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22.05.2015 18:59, Urman

Tell me, please, about dung trucks. The first one is from near Kapchagai, Alma-Ata region.. 26 mm, the second - from the foothills of Bektau-ata, Karaganda region, 22 mm. Early May.

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22.05.2015 19:06, Urman

I flew from the foothills of Bektau Ata, 25 mm, into the light.

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22.05.2015 19:31, IchMan

Tell me, please, on beetles. Saint Petersburg, May 21-22, 2015


3-I think Lochmaea caprea (Linnaeus, 1758)
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22.05.2015 20:14, Urman

A couple more dung beetles from the Ili floodplain. Are they defined correctly?

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22.05.2015 22:59, OEV

A couple more dung beetles from the Ili floodplain. Are they defined correctly?


For me both lunaris are female and male smile.gif
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23.05.2015 0:18, Александрс

Tell me plz. what is the client's name? Kharkiv region 19.05.15. Thank you!

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23.05.2015 11:05, Barnaba

Tell me, please, about dung trucks. The first one is from near Kapchagai, Alma-Ata region.. 26 mm, the second - from the foothills of Bektau-ata, Karaganda region, 22 mm. Early May.

I don't like to call rhinos dung wink.gifdogs . Both Pentodons, of different species, I can only guess from such photos. In the first photo, probably P. bidens, in the second, probably P. dubius. For a more precise definition, you need clear photos of the front part from above in a slightly straightened and brushed form (so that the shape of the platypus, including the anterior edge, bumps and frontal suture, if any, the shape of the mandible blades and both edges of the front tibia with the foot, are clearly visible).
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23.05.2015 11:38, Barnaba

A couple more dung beetles from the Ili floodplain. Are they defined correctly?

Both C. lunarus, female and male. Pay attention to the clearly defined median furrow of the pronotum. In C. hispanus females, the horn is as simple and pointed as in males, but smaller and less curved.
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23.05.2015 15:09, Urman

A friend from Primorye asks for help in identifying beetles that eat her clematis. If someone recognizes it, please help with the definition.

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23.05.2015 16:40, Dmitry Vlasov

A friend from Primorye asks for help in identifying beetles that eat her clematis. If someone recognizes it, please help with the definition.

Leaf beetle from the genus Argopus, the type is difficult to determine from the photo, there are several species on the DV...
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23.05.2015 19:21, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May, 23rd.
Peat bog, on the three-leaf watch. Is it possible to identify iridescent women before the appearance?

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23.05.2015 19:46, Алексей Сажнев

Plateumaris sericea (Linnaeus, 1761)

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23.05.2015 19:55, Woodmen

Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May 20. On the bird cherry tree.

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23.05.2015 22:19, Triplaxxx

Tell me plz. what is the client's name? Kharkiv region 19.05.15. Thank you!

Male Osphya bipunctata (Fabricius, 1775)
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24.05.2015 0:00, Fornax13

Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. May 20. On the bird cherry tree.

Tatyanaerhynchites aequatus
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24.05.2015 1:43, VBoris

Good day! Tell me, below is a photo of a bark beetle and its pupa (the size of the cradle is approximately 7-9 mm)?
Shot on a fallen fir tree. End of May, mixed forest, Rudensky district, Minsk region, Belarus.

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24.05.2015 6:27, Dmitry Vlasov

Good day! Tell me, below is a photo of a bark beetle and its pupa (the size of the cradle is approximately 7-9 mm)?
Shot on a fallen fir tree. End of May, mixed forest, Rudensky district, Minsk region, Belarus.

Something tells me that you overreacted with the size smile.gif. Judging by the photo, the cat is Ips typographus( typographer), and it has dimensions of about 5-6 mm
. 7-8 mm is the size of a six-toothed bark beetle (Ips sexdentatus), but it has 6 teeth on the wheelbarrow, and not 4 like a typographer.
The second photo is not a coled pupa, but a cocoon of a hymenopteran or dipteran bark beetle.
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24.05.2015 10:57, Скорпион

What kind of ground beetle? I shot it in Karelia.
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24.05.2015 11:22, VBoris

Elizar, thank you so much for your help in identifying it! The size indicated a cradle or cocoonsmile.gif. And the beetle was about 5-6 mm in size, as you said.

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24.05.2015 12:32, scarit

What kind of ground beetle? I shot it in Karelia.
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Carabus nemoralis

24.05.2015 16:02, Александр57

Tell me the nutcracker please.
Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, length 12 mm

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24.05.2015 16:52, аруд

Can you identify the beetle??????????????7? Thank you.

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24.05.2015 19:38, RoPro

Please tell me what kind of weevil it is. Curculio nucum or another ? Found on a fern. Moscow region, May 24.

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24.05.2015 20:36, Mantispid

Please tell me what kind of weevil it is. Curculio nucum or another ? Found on a fern. Moscow region, May 24.

it is impossible to determine the view from such a photo
see http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/curculioninae/Curculio23.html
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25.05.2015 0:13, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Voinova gora 23.05.2015, on the briar under the Curculio nucum oak
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25.05.2015 5:16, Dmitry Vlasov

Tell me the nutcracker please.
Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, length 12 mm

Nothing but Denticollis borealis (Paykull, 1800) comes to mind..
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25.05.2015 21:58, comprachicos

Please define it. N. Novgorod, the other day.picture: P5230049.JPG

25.05.2015 22:49, аруд

2 comprachicos
Nutcracker marble - very similar, however...

25.05.2015 22:53, Mantispid

M. O., Voinova gora 23.05.2015, on the briar under the Curculio nucum oak
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it seems to be a male Curculio glandium Marsham, 1802
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/curculioninae/Curculio23.html
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25.05.2015 23:08, Andrey Ponomarev

it seems to be a male Curculio glandium Marsham, 1802
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/curculioninae/Curculio23.html

What about the bristles on the elytra?
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26.05.2015 0:10, Victor Titov

Please define it. N. Novgorod, the other day.

Agrypnus murinus
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26.05.2015 5:39, Fornax13

What about the bristles on the elytra?
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and for me - so in general venosus
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26.05.2015 8:16, Mantispid

and for me - so in general venosus

and yes, exactly, the shield is narrow smile.gif

26.05.2015 11:57, Konstantin Lyutov

good afternoon, what's the bug's name ? 25.05.15 Orel.in the garden, private sector, city center.

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