Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Voronezh
restless softy

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

Trichodes apiarius.

Voronezh
restless soft-skinned girl

It is not strong in softlings, but isn't it Cantharis flavilabris?

Cantharis oculata most likely

Samara region. steppe, mid-May.
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And the plant ??

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Samara region. steppe, mid-May.
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And the plant ??

Barbel-Cortodera sp.
Plant - probably Galatella villosa

Help, please, to determine at least up to the genus, a large weevil of their Peru

Help, please, to determine at least up to the genus, a large weevil of their Peru

and this is not a weevil, someone from Dryophthoridae

Please define it. Today, Nino.

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2.Mononychus punctumalbum (Herbst, 1784) ?

Staphylinus caesareus? Novosibirsk, zoo, 26.05.2015, in a rotten snag.
The almost complete absence of a yellow pattern on the pronotum and, in particular, on the tergites immediately behind the elytra is disconcerting.

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Hello! Please help me identify the bug.
Several of them crawled and ate on tinder boxes. Late May, Stolbtsovsky district, Minsk region, Belarus.

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Hello! Please help me identify the bug.
Several of them crawled and ate on tinder boxes. Late May, Stolbtsovsky district, Minsk region, Belarus.

Diaperis boleti.

Staphylinus caesareus? Novosibirsk, zoo, 26.05.2015, in a rotten snag.
The almost complete absence of a yellow pattern on the pronotum and, in particular, on the tergites immediately behind the elytra is disconcerting.

That's right, which is confusing. This is Staphylinus erythropterus.

It looks like I got lucky again yesterday on a good beast
Before posting this nutcracker in the topic "Nutcrackers", I decided to ask again here just in case.
Suspicion crept in. Isn't this Danosoma conspersa (Gyllenhal, 1808) ???
Something looks quite different from Danosoma fasciatum (Linnaeus 1758), which I collected there and posted here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1428823
Here is a link to Danosoma conspersa on the Zinovsky website: http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/lacconkm.htm
There it is labeled: "Vladimir region, Kirzhachsky district, 20 km south of Kirzhach, 55°58' 57 "N 38°47' 60 "E 21. IX. 2004 leg. B. Zhuravlev"
For my beetle, the label is as follows: Vladimir region, Petushinsky district, okr., der. Starye Omutischi, on an old pine log without bark 55°54 '50.34" N 39°19 '15.85" E 26. V. 2015 leg. Feoktistov V. I.
Please help me clarify the situation: is it D. conspersa or is it still D. fasciatum
UPD: I looked at the underside and now I'm almost sure that this is not Danosoma fasciatum
The question remains: D. conspersa or who else??
I changed the photo.


This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 05/27/2015 10: 38

And who is this, pliz? Sorry for the photo - too fast-even if the backwoods hammer on the head. Bryansk region, May. Thank you.

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It looks like I got lucky again yesterday on a good beast
Before posting this nutcracker in the topic "Nutcrackers", I decided to ask again here just in case.
Suspicion crept in. Isn't this Danosoma conspersa (Gyllenhal, 1808) ???
Something looks quite different from Danosoma fasciatum (Linnaeus 1758), which I collected there and posted here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1428823
Here is a link to Danosoma conspersa on the Zinovsky website: http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/lacconkm.htm
There it is labeled: "Vladimir region, Kirzhachsky district, 20 km south of Kirzhach, 55°58' 57 "N 38°47' 60 "E 21. IX. 2004 leg. B. Zhuravlev"
For my beetle, the label is as follows: Vladimir region, Petushinsky district, okr., der. Starye Omutischi, on an old pine log without bark 55°54 '50.34" N 39°19 '15.85" E 26. V. 2015 leg. Feoktistov V. I.
Please help me clarify the situation: is it D. conspersa or is it still D. fasciatum
UPD: I looked at the underside and now I'm almost sure that this is not Danosoma fasciatum
The question remains: D. conspersa or who else??
I changed the photo.

Vasily, look at the lateral edge of the pronotum-if it is whole, then it is Danosoma fasciatum, if it is interrupted in the posterior third - Danosoma conspersa. This is the most reliable way to distinguish between these species because they vary greatly in color.

Vasily, look at the lateral edge of the pronotum-if it is whole, then it is Danosoma fasciatum, if it is interrupted in the posterior third - Danosoma conspersa. This is the most reliable way to distinguish between these species because they vary greatly in color.

Thank you, Dmitry . This time I really have a conspersa
Hastily compared the pronotum (thank God there is a photo): on the right side of the photo is fasciatum, collected in 2013 in the same place, and on the left it was collected yesterday. Pronotum is clearly different


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Thank you, Dmitry . This time I really have a conspersa
Hastily compared the pronotum (thank God there is a photo): on the right side of the photo is fasciatum, collected in 2013 in the same place, and on the left it was collected yesterday. Pronotum is clearly different

Congratulations! Trophy zacHotny!!!
I have only one copy of Danosoma conspersa, from the cherished hunting grounds of Dmitrich, and
During a joint sortie, I found a larva and was not too lazy to take it and bring out the beetle...

Congratulations! Trophy zacHotny!!!    
I have only one copy of Danosoma conspersa, from the cherished hunting grounds of Dmitrich, and
During a joint sortie, I found a larva and was not too lazy to take it and bring out the beetle...

Thank you Vladimir land is rich in joyful finds. The main thing is that this is the very first beetle that I put in the stain after getting off the train. Something else will happen. Ugh, Ugh, Ugh - Don't JINX it

And who is this, pliz? Sorry for the photo - too fast-even if the backwoods hammer on the head. Bryansk region, May. Thank you.

Why use a hammer? Catch it, and put it in the refrigerator. If you don't mind, you can put it in the freezer
No one will tell you from this photo.

Help with the anobiid. about 4 mm
Ukraine, Polt. obl, Poltava, Leninsky district, Southern railway station, on light
25.05.2015

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Help with the anobiid. about 4 mm
Ukraine, Polt. obl, Poltava, Leninsky district, Southern railway station, on light
25.05.2015

Only up to the genus Lasioderma and then you need to look at the beetle specialists... who knows who it may turn out to be.

By Badister sp. can you tell me?
Night from 27 to 28. 05. 2015. M. O., Zheleznodorozhny, on the light. L=7 mm.

What's wrong with B. unipustulatus?

What's wrong with B. unipustulatus?

Yes, I'm generally zero in them, just

On ZIN's website, there is an article by Komarov with keys by gender. It's better to use the keys to drive it away, so it's more reliable. In general, it is very similar to B. unipustulatus...

Hello. Caught me at work in the city today.
Is it Olenek or someone else?
Kaliningrad 28.05.15

Hello. Caught me at work in the city today.
Is it Olenek or someone else?
Kaliningrad 28.05.15

Yes, this is a common deer (Dorcus parallelipipedus).

Please help me with the definition. Into a soil trap near a small river in the north of the Omsk region. 10 mm.

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Please help me with the carabus. Is it Ulrichii or Granulatus? I fished in the forest park. There's a sea of them out there. (Vinnytsia, Ukraine)

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Not granulatus exactly. It might be confused with a quencelatus, but I'd say it's really Ulrichi.

Yes, Ulrichi. And the geography fits.

Please help me identify the scarabs. The first one-from the foothills of Bektau-ata, Karaganda region, 28 mm. The second one is from the Kansengel sands of the Alma-Ata region, 34 mm.

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Please help me identify the scarabs. The first one-from the foothills of Bektau-ata, Karaganda region, 28 mm. The second one is from the Kansengel sands of the Alma-Ata region, 34 mm.

Both are most likely S. typhon.
You need to turn them under binoculars using this monograph - http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/kabako00.htm

The upper one looks like typhon, but the lower one looks like babori, but according to these photos, this is divination. If only I could look at my head in more detail...

Help me call kurkul
Germany 24.05.15 corn field

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podskajite on myagkotelkam pozh., it is Cantharis rustica ?

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podskajite on myagkotelkam pozh., it is Cantharis rustica ?

Yes, this is Cantharis rustica.

podskajite on myagkotelkam pozh., it is Cantharis rustica ?

   Yes, this is Cantharis rustica.

Cantharis livida var. ruficeps

Help me call kurkul  
Germany 24.05.15 corn field

female glandium, I'd say. Stacking?

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