Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

I ask for help with the definition of bronzes under the affinis series June-July, Crimea, pos. Koktebel. Protaetia (Liocola) marmorata from the Moscow region.

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if it is available in Germany, then yes, it is more like pellitus

Well that's it http://www.kerbtier.de/Pages/Fotos/FotoLar...-pellitus-n.jpg

Please help me identify a false relative. North of the Omsk region, forest zone. 15 mm.

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Please help me identify a false relative. North of the Omsk region, forest zone. 15 mm.

Platyrhinus resinosus (Scopoli, 1763)

On a birch tinder box. About 5 mm. North of the Omsk region.

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On a birch tinder box. About 5 mm. North of the Omsk region.

Mycetophagus quadripustulatus

Ground beetle or Darkling, or what, pliz??????????????77777777777777 Mercy Grand.

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Kiev region..Borodyansky district, on umbrella streets. Help me determine it. Thanks!

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Kiev region..Borodyansky district, on umbrella streets. Help me determine it. Thanks!

Cyrtoclytus capra (Germar, 1824)

I ask for help with the definition of bronzes under the affinis series   June-July, Crimea, pos. Koktebel. Protaetia (Liocola) marmorata from the Moscow region.

The entire first row - Protaetia cuprina

The last 3 specimens in the second row are almost certainly Cetonia aurata pallida. For greater confidence, it is better to look at the mid-thorax process (it should be b. m. spherical).

The entire first row - Protaetia cuprina

The last 3 specimens in the second row are almost certainly Cetonia aurata pallida. For greater confidence, it is better to look at the mid-thorax process (it should be b. m. spherical).

Thanks for the help. Isn't the first of the three just an ordinary aurata? specifically pallida? the last two are redder and smaller.

Ground beetle or Darkling, or what, pliz??????????????77777777777777 Mercy Grand.

Calosoma inquisitor.

Thanks for the help. Isn't the first of the three just an ordinary aurata? specifically pallida? the last two are redder and smaller.

If they all come from the same location in Crimea, they can't be different subspecies. Different subspecies live in different territories. In Crimea, as far as I remember, according to Medvedev, it should be pallida. As for the morphological difference between the nominative subspecies and the pallida, it is not in size and color (which are extremely variable in both subspecies), but in small details such as the presence/absence of certain white spots on the pronotum, on the front of the elytra, dotted lines, etc.I will not mention exactly now. You can read about this from the same Medvedev, in the corresponding part of the "Fauna of the USSR".

The shape of the mid-thorax process is worth looking at to make sure that it is not Protaetia metallica, which should also be present in the Crimea, and which sometimes has an aurata-like top. Metallica has a flat mid - thoracic process, while aurata has a spherical process.

I identified it as Mesosa myops, but just in case I want to clarify whether I identified it correctly. Moscow region, May 30.

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I identified it as Mesosa myops, but just in case I want to clarify whether I identified it correctly. Moscow region, May 30.

female

Just an hour ago, in the years of Danosoma fasciatum (Linnaeus, 1758)




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Just an hour ago, in years

It seems to be Danosoma fasciatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Correct if anything

It seems to be Danosoma fasciatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Please correct me if anything happens

he also came up to this)))) pronotum along the edge without interruption)))

This post was edited by lazardin - 02.06.2015 22: 43

It seems to be Danosoma fasciatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Please correct me if anything happens

he also came up to this))))   pronotum along the edge without interruption)))

I think it's the same one. Here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1555922 Pronotum of both laid out.
It turns out that I'm not the only one who catches danos sometimes

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 02.06.2015 23: 15

Hello. Please tell me what kind of beetle it is, I'm completely lost in guesses. Approximately 4-4. 5 cm long.
Russia, Irkutsk region.

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Hello. Please tell me what kind of beetle it is, I'm completely lost in guesses. Approximately 4-4. 5 cm long.
Russia, Irkutsk region.

Meloe proscarabaeus

odessa region end of May

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Good day to all!

Need help identifying beetles:

1,2 - GB, Oxford, Christ Church Meadow (?patrobys sp.?)

3 - GB, Oxford, Christ Church Meadow (?Anhomenus dorsalis?)

4-Crimean comrades, quite ordinary, the neighborhood of Livadia, something like Calathus or Neocalathus. Perhaps someone has some information about the species of this and related genera in the Crimea, because there are still a couple of dozen exes of clearly different species from the same place, and if someone tells me where to dig at all, I will be very grateful!

ps: I apologize for the quality of the photo, unfortunately there is no way to do better (

Thank you in advance!!

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odessa region end of May

1. Oberea erythrocephala (Schrank, 1776), on euphorbia, as I understand it.
2. -
3. Dinoptera collaris (Linnaeus, 1758)

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Oh, thank you so much, Barry!Yes, on it.I hope,however, that someone will tell me the second, at least approximately:)

This post was edited by Penelo - 03.06.2015 13: 33

odessa region end of May

2 - Phytoecia (Pilemia) hirsutula (Frölich, 1793)

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Help with usach , I didn't find anything similar on German sites.
Germany 24.05.15 13mm

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Help with usach , I didn't find anything similar on German sites.
Germany 24.05.15 13mm

Tetropium castaneum

Can't you get an Agrilus before it looks like this ?
24.05.15 6mm

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Help with usach , I didn't find anything similar on German sites.
Germany 24.05.15 13mm

On coniferous trees? Tetropium castaneum (Linnaeus, 1758)

While I answered already ahead with a mustache

On coniferous trees? Tetropium castaneum (Linnaeus, 1758)

Thank you too, coniferous forest-under the log of the "Christmas tree" was found...

Thank you too, coniferous forest-under the log of the "Christmas tree" was found...

Well, it usually happens on spruce (however, sometimes on pine). You have a typical form. He has 3 aberrations: ab. luridum (the same only the thighs are black); ab. fulcratum (black elytra and brown legs); ab. aulicum (all black)

Well, it usually happens on spruce (however, sometimes on pine). You have a typical form. He has 3 aberrations: ab. luridum (the same only the thighs are black); ab. fulcratum (black elytra and brown legs); ab. aulicum (completely black)

That's why I couldn't find anything like it , it's almost black everywhere ... http://www.kerbtier.de/Pages/Fotos/FotoLar...castaneum-n.jpg By "Christmas tree" I meant coniferous

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A little more from the north of the Vologda region, learning to identify

1 Agrypnus murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)??

2 what kind of Byrrhus ??

3 Chilocorus bipustulatus (Linnaeus, 1758)??

4 Chrysomela populi or Chrysolina polita ???

5 Cryptocephalus cordiger или Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???

6 also Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???

7 Phyllobius arborator or polydrusus sericeus ???

8 Scaphidium quadrimaculatum ???

9 Chrysolina staphylaea (Linnaeus, 1758) ???

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This post was edited by lazardin - 03.06.2015 23: 19

What's it? Size about 0.5 cm, Karelia.

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What's it? Size about 0.5 cm, Karelia.

Elaphrus (Neoelaphrus) cupreus Duftschmid, 1812

A little more from the north of the Vologda region, learning to identify  

1 Agrypnus murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)??
2 what kind of Byrrhus ??
3 Chilocorus bipustulatus (Linnaeus, 1758)??
4 Chrysomela populi or Chrysolina polita ???
5 Cryptocephalus cordiger или Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???
6 also Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???
7 Phyllobius arborator or polydrusus sericeus ???
8 Scaphidium quadrimaculatum ???
9 Chrysolina staphylaea (Linnaeus, 1758) ???
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7-most likely Phyllobius (Pterygorrhynchus) maculicornis Germar, 1824, if the hairs are light, semi-adjacent and cover only the elytra, then it is definitely him. Ph. arborator has black, protruding hairs covering the entire body.

A little more from the north of the Vologda region, learning to identify  
1 Agrypnus murinus (Linnaeus, 1758)??
2 what kind of Byrrhus ??
3 Chilocorus bipustulatus (Linnaeus, 1758)??
4 Chrysomela populi or Chrysolina polita ???
5 Cryptocephalus cordiger или Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???
6 also Cryptocephalus octopunctatus ???
7 Phyllobius arborator or polydrusus sericeus ???
8 Scaphidium quadrimaculatum ???
9 Chrysolina staphylaea (Linnaeus, 1758) ???
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11

1 - yes.
2-yes, someone from the Byrrhidae.
3 - yes.
4 - Chrysomela populi.
5-6 - Cryptocephalus octopunctatus.
8 - yes.
9 - yes.
10 - Endomychus coccineus.
11 - Diaperis boleti.

and a little
more 1 Chrysolina graminis (Linnaeus, 1758)???

2 Plagiosterna aenea (Linnaeus, 1758) ???

3 Platycerus caprea ??? Like this, I looked at ZINe

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9 in the soil trap

10 en masse on umbrella sites


This post was edited by lazardin - 04.06.2015 09: 54