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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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20.08.2015 23:02, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov Region, July 2015.

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21.08.2015 8:09, Mantispid

Some small (3 mm) crap. I think I didn't even guess the family (I thought about Cryptophagidae, but I didn't find anything similar there)

Egypt: Sharm-El-Sheikh

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21.08.2015 8:10, Mantispid

Saratov Region, July 2015.

Cyphocleonus dealbatus
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21.08.2015 10:23, vafdog

Interesting weevil on horseradish roots, yesterday, Kiev region.
Who is he? Size 3-4 mm
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This post was edited by vafdog - 08/21/2015 10: 24
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21.08.2015 10:44, Mantispid

Interesting weevil on horseradish roots, yesterday, Kiev region.
Who is he? Size 3-4 mm

Aulacobaris coerulescens (Scopoli, 1763), if I didn't get anything wrong with am
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21.08.2015 11:07, barry

Interesting weevil on horseradish roots, yesterday, Kiev region.
Who is he? Size 3-4 mm
On the roots-how? Dug horseradish or detritus type?

21.08.2015 11:11, vafdog

On the roots-how? Dug horseradish or detritus type?

Yes, they dug up horseradish, beetles sat on the roots, in cracks and nibbles that were probably made by their larvae, and even by the beetles themselves
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21.08.2015 11:19, barry

Yes, they dug up horseradish, beetles sat on the roots, in cracks and nibbles that were probably made by their larvae, and even by the beetles themselves

This is very interesting... maybe the rest of Aulacobaris should be found in this way...

21.08.2015 11:55, Mantispid

This is very interesting... maybe the rest of Aulacobaris should be found in this way...

yes, most baridins live like this, larvae in the root neck and roots, and beetles - in the soil, near the roots wink.gif
if you are interested-pick a salt marsh aster, horseradish slingshot, sweet-scented levkoi, Tatar katran, kohiya prostrata, under them the most fun zhivut

21.08.2015 17:54, gstalker

Some small (3 mm) crap. I think I didn't even guess the family (I thought about Cryptophagidae, but I didn't find anything similar there)

Egypt: Sharm-El-Sheikh

Similar to my Byturus ochraceus (Scriba 1790)

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21.08.2015 19:08, AGG

Some small (3 mm) crap. I think I didn't even guess the family (I thought about Cryptophagidae, but I didn't find anything similar there)

Egypt: Sharm-El-Sheikh

and what is the formula of the paws, otherwise it is hard to see. habitually similar to cryptophagid, can be imported

This post was edited by AGG - 21.08.2015 21: 00

21.08.2015 21:07, smax

Some small (3 mm) crap. I think I didn't even guess the family (I thought about Cryptophagidae, but I didn't find anything similar there)

Egypt: Sharm-El-Sheikh

What's wrong with Typhaea stercorea? In my opinion, one to one.
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21.08.2015 21:31, lazardin

Good evening everyone, take a look at a couple of bronzes (even I got a little confused in them)
all north Vologda
1 14.07 2014 as I understood it metalika
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2 18 07 2010 then what is it
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21.08.2015 21:44, smax

And the second one looks like marmorata. In the north of Vologda-options are sparse.

21.08.2015 21:54, lazardin

And the second one looks like marmorata. In the north of Vologda-options are sparse.

I agree, there are only about three options)) So I write marmorata

21.08.2015 22:43, AGG

I agree, there are only about three options)) So I'm writing marmorata

and what can you get confused with in the Vologda region? what is so incomprehensible written in "green" or on ZINA or in the topic "a little Potosia" here in the images (note that all sources are with pictures-you don't even need to read the text) ? probably, it only prevents laziness to figure out who is hu himself confused.gif

This post was edited by AGG-08/21/2015 22: 47

21.08.2015 23:19, gstalker

It's a Carabus nemoralis, isn't it ? 24mm 15.08.15 Germany

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21.08.2015 23:29, AGG

It's a Carabus nemoralis, isn't it ? 24mm 15.08.15 Germany

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22.08.2015 11:43, ievb-museum

Please help with the definition?

Samara region, forest-steppe zone.

1. Is it soft? May, on the cherry
tree 2. ? May, on the cherry
tree 3. ? summer, on scabiose
4. griboyedov?

Thank you.

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22.08.2015 11:57, scarit

1. Malachia (Malachiidae) Malachius bipunctatus
3. Pollen
eater 4. Black-bodied Opatrum sabulosum
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22.08.2015 12:17, AGG

2-Valgus hemipterus
3-Podonta daghestanica
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22.08.2015 16:09, Tivanik

These photos can be used to identify bronzes? Saint-Petersburg. Or without an image of the mid-thorax process, you can't distinguish between gold, metal, and marble?

1. 6.07.2015
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2. 18.08.2015
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3. 18.08.2015
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22.08.2015 17:32, AGG

These photos can be used to identify bronzes? Saint-Petersburg. Or without an image of the mid-thorax process, you can't distinguish between gold, metal, and marble?

for me, so all aurata
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23.08.2015 9:39, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar,20.08.2015
1 Chrysolina graminis?
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2 16.08.2015
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23.08.2015 9:45, OEV

M. O., Poplar,20.08.2015
1 Chrysolina graminis?
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Linaeidea aenea (Linnaeus, 1758)
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23.08.2015 10:49, botanque

Moscow region, Topoliny,20.08.2015

2 16.08.2015

Cercyon marinus.
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23.08.2015 18:52, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 22.
Pterostichus niger?

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23.08.2015 20:56, smax

melanarius
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23.08.2015 21:03, Tivanik

Saint Petersburg, 23.08.2015
Hippodamia variegata ???

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24.08.2015 4:06, John-ST

Saint Petersburg, 23.08.2015
Hippodamia variegata ???

Coccinella undecimpunctata

This post was edited by John-ST-24.08.2015 04: 06
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24.08.2015 8:28, STG

Something like Hoplocerambyx spinicornis? But the size is only 19mm...
Thailand, Phuket, Karon, 30.04.2015, to the light.
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24.08.2015 10:00, Михалис

Rep. Adygea, Maikop district, Lagonaki plateau, "Guest house Oshten".
H=1775m. 44.077405, 40.010298
09-10. VII. 2015. Night, on light DRL125+UF26KLL. 32-35mm.
Polyphylla fullo or P. olivieri ?


It is more likely to be P. olivieri! In the Caucasus, this species replaces the classic fullo. Especially from these places. They even look a little different. I have from the coast P. olivieri.

24.08.2015 10:03, Михалис

Are the green leaf beetles Chrysochares asiaticus? 01-03.07.2015 Kazakhstan, Ili river valley near Kok-Tal bridge

Exactly they

24.08.2015 11:15, Barnaba

Something like Hoplocerambyx spinicornis? But the size is only 19mm...
Thailand, Phuket, Karon, 30.04.2015, to the light.
picture: Hoplocerambyx.jpg

This is Hoplocerambyx, but not spinicornis. The flattened areas above the clypeus and on the prsp are not pronounced, the medial furrow behind the eyes is weakly expressed, the pubescence, including the elithr, is weak, without stripes. There are 2 large bumps on the prpsp. Small size. See H. aramis.
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24.08.2015 13:38, maik

Tell me barbel Dombay 8.8.15 spruce forest L-21 mm
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24.08.2015 16:09, Victor Titov

Tell me barbel Dombay 8.8.15 spruce forest L-21 mm

I believe the female is Monochamus galloprovincialis.
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24.08.2015 18:27, maik

I think it's a female Monochamus galloprovincialis.

Thanks . I also think so

24.08.2015 20:42, Михалис

Tell me the name of this nutcracker caught in the Mineral Waters of the Stavropol Territory on 8.08.1999. Please note that the city is a major hub, so it could have come from anywhere, which complicates the task. It looks like a kind of Elater. But the most interesting thing is the size of 25mm.

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24.08.2015 22:09, Barnaba

24.08.2015 22:27, smax

Something like Hoplocerambyx spinicornis? But the size is only 19mm...
Thailand, Phuket, Karon, 30.04.2015, to the light.
picture: Hoplocerambyx.jpg

No, it's definitely not Hoplocerambyx. Derolus, rather, something like this -
https://apps2.cdfa.ca.gov/publicApps/plant/...sp?id=44030&w=o
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