Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

This is Purpuricenus renyvonae renyvonae Sláma, 2001. Described from Southern Bulgaria, also in Europe. Turkey and Northern Anatolia. Purpuricenus caucasicus baeckmanni Danilevsky, 2007 is a junior synonym described from the Crimea. Subsequently, it allegedly turned out that the individuals from Karadag did not differ from the type population from Ropotamo (Bulgaria). Good find .

according to the latest data, they are both subspecies of buckwheat:
graecus baeckmanni Danilevsky, 2007c: 38 E: UK
graecus renyvonae Sláma, 2001: 225 E: BU CR MC TR YU A: TR

cm. http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/cerpalmd.htm

Please identify Karelia, Petrozavodsk

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according to the latest data, they are both subspecies of buckwheat:
graecus baeckmanni Danilevsky, 2007c: 38 E: UK
graecus renyvonae Sláma, 2001: 225 E: BU CR MC TR YU A: TR
см. http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/cerpalmd.htm

This is not the latest data. The latest data in the attached work. There are questions for her, but there is nothing better yet and it is unlikely to be in the near future.

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Please identify Karelia, Petrozavodsk

Lepturobosca virens.

Hello. Can I get this one before the view? The genus is known as Labidostomis.
Taken at our CMS on May 16.

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Hello. Can I get this one before the view? The genus is known as Labidostomis.
Taken at our CMS on May 16.

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North of the Omsk region, taiga zone, on a willow tree near the river. 12 mm. Please help me with the definition.

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North of the Omsk region, taiga zone, on a willow tree near the river. 12 mm. Please help me with the definition.

This is of course Lepirus...
Quite a complex genus, but revised by Korotyaev. Since I don't have his work, I can only try to guess.
At first I thought of L. volgensis, but it is larger (14-16 mm), I do not know what dimensions are given for L. quadrinotatus, but ex. from Transbaikalia I have even larger than L. volgensis.
So maybe this is the most trivial L. palustris spp. palustris is not the most trivial appearance. If the beetle is assembled, then it would be nice to look at the drawing of the abdomen.

This is of course Lepirus...
Quite a complex genus, but revised by Korotyaev. Since I don't have his work, I can only try to guess.
At first I thought of L. volgensis, but it is larger (14-16 mm), I do not know what dimensions are given for L. quadrinotatus, but ex. from Transbaikalia I have even larger than L. volgensis.
So maybe this is the most trivial L. palustris spp. palustris is not the most trivial appearance. If the beetle is assembled, then it would be nice to look at the drawing of the abdomen.

Ilya, is volgensis or arcticus the correct name now? something I have volgensis as a synonym signed everywhere. On my similar, not often, but met by the water on the willows

Hello. Can I get this one before the view? The genus is known as Labidostomis.
Taken at our CMS on May 16.

You can't tell for sure, but you can guess . It is from the group of steppe early species L.beckeri - metallica - pachysoma - senicula. Rather, L. beckeri, I have seen this color aberration repeatedly in Kalmykia and in the south of the Astrakhan region.

Ilya, is volgensis or arcticus the correct name now? something I have volgensis as a synonym signed everywhere. It looks like mine, not often, but I've met it by the water on the willows

L. quadrinotatus Boheman, 1842 (= arcticus Paykull, 1792 (Curculio)) (distributed north of the Karelian Peninsula, throughout Siberia and up to Sakhalin and Primorye)

L. volgensis is a good independent species, distributed in the south of Saratov (but we have not collected it for more than 100 years) to Transbaikalia and Tyva

But I have another of the same kind...
Taken on June 10 at Goryachaya Travertinova Mountain. The beetle was sitting on a stalk, I don't remember what plant.

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But I have another of the same kind...
Taken on June 10 at Goryachaya Travertinova Mountain. The beetle was sitting on a stalk, I don't remember what plant.

to determine lyabistomisov by photo-shamanism, if there are no genitals, mandibles, etc., and so on, taking into account sufficient variability in color and dotted lines. if the beetle is collected, then it can be identified, otherwise, either sign before the genus, or write any name that you like, which will be even less true

This post was edited by AGG-01.08.2015 17: 51

But I have another of the same kind...
Taken on June 10 at Goryachaya Travertinova Mountain. The beetle was sitting on a stalk, I don't remember what plant.

longiman is the first thought, BUT it's useful to know at least the size, especially since I don't have any" southerners " for comparison, so I didn't so peremptorily affirm

longiman is the first thought, BUT it's useful to know at least the size, especially since I don't have any" southerners " for comparison, so I didn't say so peremptorily

The size of a photo from nature can very rarely be set with the desired accuracy, and from memory this often leads to errors. For this case, knowing the size is irrelevant. It is important that the prsp is completely naked, with a large dotted line, almost the same as on the elytra. This immediately reduces the selection to just 3 species: tridentata, humeralis and longimana. In the same "bald" lucida, the dotted prsp is smaller, and there is no such thing in Stavropol. The brown rudiment of the humeral spot (if it is absent normally in tridentata and well expressed in humeralis) and the uneven dotted pattern of the prsp (the gaps are both wider and narrower than the dots) quite clearly indicate L. longimana, and the color of the prsp and the collection point indicate the southern subspecies L. l. dalmatina. The date and location of the collection do not contradict, but rather indirectly confirm this.

What a great guy you really are, Barnaba!

???????? Kaluga Region, July. Thank you.

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Got tangled up in weevils.

Can you tell me if this is Curculio nucum or not? Sat not on hazel, but on compound flowers.
August, Naro-Fominsk district, Moscow region.

Just yesterday I was sitting with my"kurkuli". From this angle, your beetle is equally similar to C. nucum, C. venosus, and other species of the genus. There is nothing strange about beetles visiting flowers, they also want to eat.

Got tangled up in weevils.

Can you tell me if this is Curculio nucum or not? Sat not on hazel, but on compound flowers.
August, Naro-Fominsk district, Moscow region.

http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/curculioninae/Curculio23.html

Greetings. Help me determine the bronze age. Khripan village, Ramenskiy district, Moscow region. July 2015.

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Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, what kind of beetle?
05.08.2015. Krasnoyarsk.

Leaf beetle Pallasiola absinthii Pall.

What kind of ragii is it from Karelia?

Good day, help with two beetles, like I saw in this topic, but I can't find it, everything is north of Vologda, today on tansy
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Greetings. Help me determine the bronze age. Khripan village, Ramenskiy district, Moscow region. July 2015.

Arthur I think this will help
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/RUS/cet_key_.htm
In the photo of the undergarment, it is not quite clear what shape the process is.

Good day, help with two beetles, like I saw in this topic, but I can't find it, everything is north of Vologda, today on tansy


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2 Notoxus monoceros (Linnaeus 1760)

M. O., Lishnyagi,26-29. 07. 2015
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4 similar to the grinder only the size is giant 2-2. 5 cm


5 Smaragdina salicina



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M. O., Lishnyagi,26-29. 07. 2015

1 - Otiorhynchus (Pseudocryphiphorus) chrysostictus Gyllenhal, 1834
2 - Curculio venosus (Gravenhorst, 1807), самка
3 - Calathus (Dolichus) halensis (Schaller, 1783)
4 - Serropalpus barbatus (Schaller, 1783)
5 - Gastrophysa polygoni (Linnaeus, 1758)

This post was edited by Mantispid-05.08.2015 22: 13

6-Looks like arhopalus rusticus

This post was edited by Kokojajko - 06.08.2015 00: 12

Chukotka, Ayopechan, Chaun River, 15.07.2015

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Arthur I think this will help
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/RUS/cet_key_.htm
In the photo of the undergarment, it is not quite clear what shape the process is.

Thank you, but the type of appendage is not like any of the three...as an option, I prefer metallic.

Good day, help with two beetles, like I saw in this topic, but I can't find it, everything is north of Vologda, today on tansy
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Very similar to Harpalus (Harpalus) xanthopus winkleri Schauberger, 1923
Beetle probably also young

What kind of ragii is it from Karelia?

Rhagium mordax

Chukotka, Ayopechan, Chaun River, 15.07.2015

I am not an expert on Chukotka weevils, but I will try to make some assumptions:
1-4-Lepirus sp.
5-at first glance resembles the usual northern Notaris aethiops (Fabricius, 1792), but the punctuation of the elytra is completely unique, I do not remember such a notaris... it is not excluded and something American
6-from similar Lepidophorus is recalled, but the pubescence is strange, maybe the beetle is just worn or the photo is ...

I am not an expert on Chukotka weevils, but I will try to make some assumptions:
1-4-Lepirus sp.
5-at first glance resembles the usual northern Notaris aethiops (Fabricius, 1792), but the punctuation of the elytra is completely unique, I do not remember such a notaris... it is not excluded and something American
6-from similar ones I remember Lepidophorus, but the pubescence is strange, maybe the beetle is just worn or a photo like that ...

6-Ilya, isn't Hypera diversipunctata mangy?

This post was edited by Fornax13-07.08.2015 01: 46

6-Ilya, isn't Hypera diversipunctata mangy?

yes, it was my first thought, but something seemed too "powerful"
but the female is probably in the north they are!

Good afternoon, people. I took this little gold coin at our KMV on umbrella in Gorno-Lugovaya station on 29.05.2011.
"Or can I poke around?" - But then you need to know the similar species that are specific to our place?

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Ilya, is this volgensis? 15 mm.