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10.06.2015 12:28, Скорпион

What a winning angle wink.gifI think, Poecilus (s.str.) versicolor. It looks like there is a shoulder clove there. And if not, then P. cupreus smile.gif.

Please forgive the angle, but the animal runs too fast. It seems like the truth is versicolor. Thanks!

10.06.2015 12:39, Скорпион

Barbel, found on a flower like a stork. Rutpela maculata?

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10.06.2015 13:06, Victor Titov

Barbel, found on a flower like a stork. Rutpela maculata?

No, Brachyta interrogationis.

10.06.2015 13:32, Скорпион

No, Brachyta interrogationis.

Thanks!

10.06.2015 19:02, Скорпион

Harpalus affinis or Poecilus cupreus?

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10.06.2015 20:47, astronom

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 6.06

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10.06.2015 21:36, Mantispid

Ukraine, Donetsk region, 6.06


Lachnaia sexpunctata (Scopoli, 1763)

10.06.2015 22:39, gstalker

help with the name mol.gif
07.06.15 Germany body length 5mm

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10.06.2015 23:42, Mantispid

help with the name mol.gif
07.06.15 Germany body length 5mm

Mononychus punctumalbum (Herbst, 1874)
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11.06.2015 0:09, gstalker

Pseudovadonia livida ?

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11.06.2015 0:55, Victor Titov

Pseudovadonia livida ?

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11.06.2015 1:51, barry

06.06.2015 Kharkiv region, Chuguevsky district, Kitsevka village, peski. Mowing. Leg.: Slutsky A. I.
picture: CRW_8460.jpg

This post was edited by barry - 11.06.2015 12: 38

11.06.2015 10:42, lazardin

Good day to all, thank you in advance for your help beer.gif beer.gif
all north of Vologda region, May 2015
1 Ampedus tristis (Linnaeus, 1758)??
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2 some kind of pillbox, more than 10mm
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3 picture: 2__1_.JPG
4 picture: 2__3_.JPG
5 picture: 2__13_.JPG
6 picture: 2__14_.JPG
7 all Hippodamia septemmaculata ???
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8 Amara sp??
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This post was edited by lazardin - 11.06.2015 10: 44

11.06.2015 10:57, Barnaba

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11.06.2015 11:28, Victor Titov

Good day to all, thank you in advance for your help beer.gif  beer.gif
all north of Vologda region, May 2015
1 Ampedus tristis (Linnaeus, 1758)??
2 what kind of pill, more than 10mm
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5
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7 all Hippodamia septemmaculata ???
8 Amara sp??

1-Yes, Ampedus tristis.
2 - Byrrhus ?pilula
3 - Oedemera virescens
4 - Lebia (Lamprias) chlorocephala.
5-Calopus serraticornis
6-Gonioctena viminalis
7-Ceratomegilla notata
8-Yes, Amara sp.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 11.06.2015 11: 29
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11.06.2015 11:56, barry

At first glance-Sphenoptera palea.

This is already interesting...
Indicate
? Sphenoptera antiqua antiqua (Illiger, 1803)
S. I. Medvedev and V. S. Solodovnikova (1979) indicate this species (emphasizing a significant decrease in its abundance) for the Eastern Ukrainian section of the Forest-Steppe.
? Sphenoptera basalis basalis Morawitz, 1861
S. I. Medvedev and V. S. Solodovnikova (1979) indicate this species (emphasizing a significant decrease in its abundance). population) for the Eastern Ukrainian section of the Forest-Steppe.
Sphenoptera coracina (Steven, 1830)
Volchanskaya district (Skryl'nik Yu. leg.), Dvurechansky district (Terekhova V. leg.).
? Sphenoptera substriata (Krynicky, 1834)
Chuguevsky district, village. Eshar. 28.07.1938. 1 copy, Kakhovsky. Call number. MPHNU.

11.06.2015 12:08, Mantispid

Yes, someone sphenopter so defines ...
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11.06.2015 12:13, barry

Yes, someone defines a sphenopter like that ...

Well, he wrote - "at a glance", why be indignant. smile.gif We will clarify...
There are more photos
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...p?imageid=38213

This post was edited by barry - 11.06.2015 12: 15

11.06.2015 12:15, Mantispid

Well, he wrote - "at a glance", why be indignant. smile.gif We'll keep checking...

Boris, have you seen any modern keys on them? smile.gif

11.06.2015 12:21, barry

Boris, have you seen any modern keys on them? smile.gif

I didn't go into the keys at all, it's not from my opera. Yes, and when I catch and take pictures if I'm on each will be in the keys to sit. I'm already in one field day, then I catch a week in the dropout list and remove it. That's why I threw it here. There are still a couple of local specialists... we'll figure it out.

11.06.2015 12:37, barry

06.06.2015 Kharkiv region, Chuguevsky district, Kitsevka village, peski. Forest-steppe. Mowing. Leg.: Slutsky A. I.
picture: CRW_85281.jpg

11.06.2015 12:52, Evgeniy Ribalchenko

06.06.2015 Kharkiv region, Chuguevsky district, Kitsevka village, peski. Forest-steppe. Mowing. Leg.: Slutsky A. I.
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Zonitis flava (Fabricius, 1775)
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11.06.2015 13:59, Barnaba

This is already interesting...
Indicate
? Sphenoptera antiqua antiqua (Illiger, 1803)
S. I. Medvedev and V. S. Solodovnikova (1979) indicate this species (emphasizing a significant decrease in its abundance) for the Eastern Ukrainian section of the Forest-Steppe.
? Sphenoptera basalis basalis Morawitz, 1861
S. I. Medvedev and V. S. Solodovnikova (1979) indicate this species (emphasizing a significant decrease in its abundance). population) for the Eastern Ukrainian section of the Forest-Steppe.
Sphenoptera coracina (Steven, 1830)
Volchanskaya district (Skryl'nik Yu. leg.), Dvurechansky district (Terekhova V. leg.).
? Sphenoptera substriata (Krynicky, 1834)
Chuguevsky district, village. Eshar. 28.07.1938. 1 copy, Kakhovsky. Call number. MPHNU.


Stop, stop, don't jump to conclusions wink.gif. First, we can only say for sure that it is a subgenus of Chilostetha (and it is not an antiqua or coracina). Secondly, all long-standing data for this group, let's say, needs to be checked. As far as I know, M. G. Volkovich was the last major specialist to deal with them (I enclose the article), but I did not see the published keys. Based on this work, S. basalis basalis (S. hero and S. vernalis are synonymous with this subspecies), S. cauta palea (Volkovich considers it a subspecies of kauta), and S. substriata (=C. comita) are known for Ukraine. I'm not an expert, but I've seen all three of them, and your sculpture copy looks more like palea at first glance, but you need to understand, of course.

This post was edited by Barnaba - 11.06.2015 14: 04

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11.06.2015 17:04, lazardin

Correct if wrong
1 Oedostethus quadripustulatus (Fabricius, 1792)???
картинка: Oedostethus_quadripustulatus__Fabricius__1792_.JPG
2 Melanotus rufipes (Herbst, 1784) ???
picture: Melanotus_rufipes__Herbst__1784_.JPG

11.06.2015 18:24, gstalker

24.05.15 Germany 5mm leaf beetle ? Bromius obscurus ?

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11.06.2015 18:25, Mantispid

24.05.15 Germany 5mm leaf beetle ? Bromius obscurus ?

да
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11.06.2015 18:40, gstalker

20.04.15 Germany Amaru can't be seen before ?

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11.06.2015 20:16, Urman

Please help me deal with tinniki. The photos show one or two views. Caught near the water in the north of the Omsk region.

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11.06.2015 21:42, akulich-sibiria

Krasnoyarsk region, coniferous forest trapped by bark beetles.
about 1 mm.
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12.06.2015 0:09, Fornax13

Krasnoyarsk region, coniferous forest trapped by bark beetles.
about 1 mm.

more precisely, it would be the size, and it is desirable to pull the genitals-but for now, as a working version of Stenichnus bicolor smile.gif
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12.06.2015 0:18, Чегар

20.04.15 Germany Amaru can't be seen before ?



Externally - so simple aenea. There are such dark specimens.
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12.06.2015 16:35, lazardin

Good day to all
As always, north of the Vologda region, in the soil trap, May 2015
1 picture: 1.JPG
2 picture: 2__2_.JPG
3 looks like a bark beetle
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4 picture: DSC03089.JPG
5 similar to aphodius
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6 picture: DSC03110.JPG
7 picture: DSC03113.JPG
8 picture: DSC03134.JPG
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13 picture: DSC03260.JPG

12.06.2015 18:09, stierlyz

You should at least crop the photos, or something. And then you can see the edges of the die, and sometimes even pins, which is very "essential" for determining. On the penultimate photo, the staff is from the Aleocharinae settlement, the last one is from the Tachyporinae.

12.06.2015 18:10, akulich-sibiria

more precisely, it would be the size, and it is desirable to pull the genitals-but for now, as a working version of Stenichnus bicolor smile.gif


more precisely 1,2 somewhere..Genitals? yes, he himself with a genitaliasmile.gif, well, I'll try)

12.06.2015 19:25, akulich-sibiria

Krasnoyarsk Territory. today in the pheromone trap for bark beetles
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13.06.2015 11:07, gstalker

05.06.15 Germany Polydrusus ..?

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13.06.2015 11:35, Mantispid

05.06.15 Germany Polydrusus ..?

Polydrusus (Eudipnus) formosus (Mayer, 1779)
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13.06.2015 12:03, Fornax13

more precisely 1,2 somewhere..Genitals? yes, he himself with a genitaliasmile.gif, well, I'll try )

This is yes ) And so, in size-quite on bicolor pulls)

13.06.2015 12:13, Fornax13

Good day to all
As always, north of the Vologda region, in the soil trap, May 2015

1 - Psammoecus bipunctatus
2 - Soronia cf. grisea
3 - because it's a bark beetle-Ips cf. typographus smile.gif
4-Catops, the easiest and most reliable way to determine is to rip out the genitals (especially if it's a male)
5-Psammoporus sabuleti
7 - Anaspis-see the pieces on the belly, you can use them to bring them to the appearance, as an option-A. frontalis
10-Dryops redface.gif
11-Sciodrepoides, with high probability watsoni
13-Ischnosoma cf. splendidum
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13.06.2015 12:48, алекс 2611

Good day to all
As always, north of Vologda region, in the soil trap, May 2015
6


Athous subfuscus Mull.

This post was edited by alex 2611-13.06.2015 12: 48
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