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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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24.08.2015 22:55, STG

Literally just got to Delorus xyliae myself. I hurried to the forum to inform - and then already...)))

24.08.2015 23:31, Михалис

With this size, there is only one option-Elater ferrugineus, a color variation with an all-black prsp. It is found in the Ciscaucasia. Not often, but locally.

Many thanks, I really Googled it, there are photos with a black pronotum, and even elytra. On English-language sites, there is even a description of research on attracting pheromones that emit hermit larvae Osmoderma-the food of its larvae. Now it is clear why it is rare...

27.08.2015 12:25, gstalker

Help me name the ground beetle
15mm 08/15/15 Northam deciduous forest(51°46'18.6 N 9°58'31.6 E)

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27.08.2015 19:53, Ленинец

very beautiful ladybug. the size of a regular C. quadripunctata
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27.08.2015 22:52, John-ST

very beautiful ladybug. about the size of a regular C. quadripunctata
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Harmonia axyridis
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27.08.2015 22:55, gstalker

Help me name the ground beetle
15mm 08/15/15 Northam deciduous forest(51°46'18.6 N 9°58'31.6 E)

Abax (Abax) parallelus (Duftschmid, 1812) jump.gif

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28.08.2015 0:23, vla-mityanin

Please help me identify the bug. The photo was taken on August 27 near the city of Kirov, Kirov region.

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28.08.2015 9:03, Victor Titov

Please help me identify the bug. The photo was taken on August 27 near the city of Kirov, Kirov region.

Amara (Curtonotus) aulica (Panzer, 1796)
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29.08.2015 16:00, scarit

No, darkling, Blaps sp.

29.08.2015 16:00, AGG

Amara (Curtonotus) aulica (Panzer, 1796)

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29.08.2015 22:28, Victor Titov

why not gebleri shuffle.gif  wink.gif

Why not aulica? wink.gif
Seriously, I don't know if according to the latest data, there are gebleri in the Kirov region. I'm focusing on this list here: http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/pdf/...05_carab_ko.pdf , it's not there. Therefore, I believe that this is with a fairly high probability still aulica.
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30.08.2015 10:55, AGG

Seriously, the question of the distribution of these species is open and requires further research in regions where these species are often confused and the degree of their sympatry is not fully known. I caught aulika warheads in steppe biotopes, and gebleri in pine forests, pm....it is necessary to collect, define, generalize umnik.giftherefore, I consider important regional faunal lists made at the proper level=with the verification of material from special specialists
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30.08.2015 11:35, Коллекционер

Voronezh, August, mixed forest with a predominance of oaks, in leaf litter
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30.08.2015 21:57, Tivanik

Tell me, what kind of cow? Saint Petersburg, 30.08.2015

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31.08.2015 2:01, Victor Titov

Tell me, what kind of cow? Saint Petersburg, 30.08.2015

Chilocorus renipustulatus
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31.08.2015 6:43, Fornax13

Voronezh, August, mixed forest with a predominance of oaks, in leaf litter

Ptinus of some kind

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31.08.2015 9:03, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 30.
Small ground beetle. I searched among the Elaphrinae, but couldn't find it. Or was it looking in the wrong place?

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31.08.2015 9:41, vafdog

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 30.
Small ground beetle. I searched among the Elaphrinae, but couldn't find it. Or was it looking in the wrong place?

I think http://www.colpolon.biol.uni.wroc.pl/asaph...%20flavipes.htm

http://www.colpolon.biol.uni.wroc.pl/asaphidion.htm
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31.08.2015 11:01, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 11.

Here is such a Carabus still available. I first attributed it to C. granulatus, but now I doubt it. They are similar, it turns out, there are. For example, Carabus menetriesi. Is it possible to tell something more precisely from these photos?

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31.08.2015 11:55, vafdog

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 11.

Here is such a Carabus still available. I first attributed it to C. granulatus, but now I doubt it. They are similar, it turns out, there are. For example, Carabus menetriesi. Is it possible to tell something more precisely from these photos?

By the pronounced keel between the suture of the elytra and a row of tubercles of C. granulatus
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01.09.2015 14:59, Михалис

Forumchane, who knows, whether found on the territory of Russia, it is Russia genus goldeneye Julodis? Just on ZIN they write that in Russia the subfamily is represented by this particular genus, but all photos and species were taken in Transcaucasia, Central Asia and the Middle East.

01.09.2015 16:20, Archypus

To the Lower Trans-Volga region (Astrakhan region) reaches Julodis variolaris Pall, saw it on Baskunchak

02.09.2015 13:49, Kemist

Been there three times, didn't see any, what time of year and on what plant should I look for it,

02.09.2015 14:22, Михалис

Platycerus
primigenius or Platycerus caucasicus - according to different photos, they are generally the same. What are the differences, who can tell you? There is no Caucasian identifier, and there is no way to upload photos in good quality. As I understand it, purely visually caucasicus is smoother. Who is in the topic, what differences to look for?

02.09.2015 17:44, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Topoliny,29.08.2015
, Notaris scirpi was born?
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02.09.2015 20:24, Barnaba

I've been there three times, but I haven't seen one, and I don't know what time of year or plant to look for it on.,

Imagos are more common on camel thorn (Alhagi spp.), haze (Kochia spp.), some salsola (Salsola), which are food plants of larvae (roots), as well as tamarisk and saxaula (although these plants do not seem to be food plants). In the Astrakhan region. met in June, although, probably, with a warm spring can be in the second half of May, as well as in July (I do not have July fees).

02.09.2015 20:32, Mantispid

M. O., Topoliny,29.08.2015
, Notaris scirpi was born?

no, Dorytomus tortrix (Linnaeus, 1761)
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02.09.2015 20:33, Mantispid

Imagos are more common on camel thorn (Alhagi spp.), haze (Kochia spp.), some salsola (Salsola), which are food plants of larvae (roots), as well as tamarisk and saxaula (although these plants do not seem to be food plants). In the Astrakhan region. met in June, although, probably, with a warm spring can be in the second half of May, as well as in July (I do not have July fees).

they are also there on some spines sitting at the base of the root neck, I don't know what kind, maybe the usual tatarnik

02.09.2015 20:47, Barnaba

Platycerus
primigenius or Platycerus caucasicus - according to different photos, they are generally the same. What are the differences, who can tell you? There is no Caucasian identifier, and there is no way to upload photos in good quality. As I understand it, purely visually caucasicus is smoother. Who is in the topic, what differences to look for?

P. primigenius is almost indistinguishable in appearance from P. caraboides (aedeagus differ) and, like it, has a more or less pronounced notch (bend) of the lateral line of the pronotum in front of the posterior angles, which are therefore close to 90 degrees. P. caucasicus does not have such a bend, the posterior angles of the pronotum are obtuse (noticeably more than 90 degrees degrees). This feature is the most reliable and easy to use. The size of male mandibles and punctuation of elytra are variable.
Yes, in P. caucasicus I have not seen wrinkling on the elytra areas, but it often does not occur in P. caraboides (I don't know about P. primigenius, I haven't seen many of them).
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03.09.2015 0:55, Archypus

It is quite true that P. primigenius is very similar to the Central European P. caraboides, which cannot be said about P. caucasicus. The size of the latter varies, but in general it is larger, the mandibles in large specimens are very large, it is difficult to confuse the two species.

(Kemist @ 02.09.2015 13:49)
" I've been there three times, I haven't seen one, at what time of year and on what plant should I look for it?"
I found one beetle at the beginning of May on the side of the road, without arms, without legs, but alive. Special searches did not lead to anything
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03.09.2015 9:31, Михалис



(Kemist @ 02.09.2015 13:49)
" I've been there three times, I haven't seen one, at what time of year and on what plant should I look for it?"
I found one beetle at the beginning of May on the side of the road, without arms, without legs, but alive. Special searches did not lead to anything

At the expense of rogachikov understood. And at the expense of gold coins, it turns out that they only come from Central Asia to Astrakhan? And the Transcaucasian species do not enter the Ciscaucasia? No one has ever met you?

03.09.2015 10:06, Erikbai

Good afternoon, friends.
Help with the definition.
The photo was taken in the second half of July in the village of Karatau (Syrdarya), Kazakhstan.
Thank you.

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03.09.2015 13:49, Victor Titov

Good afternoon, friends.
Help with the definition.
The photo was taken in the second half of July in the village of Karatau (Syrdarya), Kazakhstan.
Thank you.

this is not a bug Graphosoma lineatum.

05.09.2015 19:45, lazardin

Good day to all, help with the beetle(like and read on copram, but German at the level of "advanced" school did not give wall.gif wall.gifanything), label:

3.2015 Tanzania, Arusha Region, Ngorongoro Conservation, Area
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06.09.2015 14:13, Barnaba

Good day to all, help with the beetle(like and read on copram, but German at the level of "advanced" school did not give wall.gif  wall.gifanything), label:
3.2015 Tanzania, Arusha Region, Ngorongoro Conservation, Area


Something from the C. laius group, I believe.

06.09.2015 22:29, insectamo

Here are two photos of Gennadich:
1. Moscow region, Ramenskiy district,
der. Zhukovo, October 15, 2012, in trutovik.
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2. Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district,
pos. Poplar, June 30, 2015.
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Are they both Neomida haemorrhoidalis or different species? Something they have a lot of different things.

06.09.2015 22:49, Fornax13

These are different superfamilies... The second one is Triplax russica
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07.09.2015 13:12, ArthurAA

Greetings! Maybe someone has thoughts about bronzing in the center, typical affinis, only the front chest is red. Is it a subspecies or form?
On the left is metallica?
Crimea, near the village. Shchebetovka, June 2015.

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08.09.2015 1:39, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov Region, May 2015.

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08.09.2015 8:38, Mantispid

Saratov Region, May 2015.

Chrysolina (Fastuolina) fastuosa (Scopoli, 1763)
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