Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

29.02.2008 1:36, Bad Den

29.02.2008 11:01, Трофим

29.02.2008 11:07, Трофим

Now my mustache. 2 Ripper foto (as requested). And at the same time on the definition, besikanus or coriarius ? Unfortunately, all that is known is Moldova. Vadul-lui-Voda 2000.

This post was edited by Trofim - 29.02.2008 11: 09

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29.02.2008 18:54, Cerambyx

Well, in general, I think and so it is clear-et Koneshno P. coriarius. Is it rare there?

29.02.2008 23:23, RippeR

by the way, females besikanusov 12 segments of whiskers, and coriariusov 11.. Here is clearly 12.. So She points out besikanusa for Moldova.

29.02.2008 23:33, RippeR

Cerambix, KDG remind us!

Trichoferus: Turkey, 10.07.07

Irkutsk region Tetropium 13-22. 06. 07; Asemum-common striatum? 01-29. 06. 07; Monogamous 16.06.07

Akmeops Irkutsk region - 24.06.07; Strangalia attenuata? - 12.06.07 Amur region, Agapantia the same, 06.07.07

Prionus from Romania, I assume that it may also be besicanus. although no one has indicated it for Romania ... but if we have one, then it should be there..

Unknown barbel, if any barbel at all.. There were only 2 elytra, only 1 reached me.. it seems that except for the barbel, there is no one to push it to..


This post was edited by RippeR - 02/29/2008 23: 35

29.02.2008 23:42, RippeR

Irkutsk region, 01-29. 06. 07

Else - Moldova. Pollen-12.05.07, forest, in flight; Melandroid-20.05.06; long is not clear that-at least to the family (for some reason it seems to me that pchelozhuchki, although nothing like them did not see..) - 13.05.07 on the wood; Ptinus 24.01.08 - on the pillow.

29.02.2008 23:52, RippeR

A little bit for Milabris:
sinenkaya meloe - Irkutsk region 01.06-05.07.007, Chernenkaya-Moldova. 09.05.06 probably rugosus or chungarika?

And for Nimrod: the chauffeur is presumably a subspecies of the Bosniak? Romania. The conclusion is made by the golden pubescence of the farts, which is not visible in the photo..

For the Lobster
1-2 black heifers-Moldova, 28.07.06-male and female of the same species?
3 chernotelka - If there is a paradise on earth, then this is.... - Krasnodar Region 9-13. 07. 07

01.03.2008 0:15, Bad Den

01.03.2008 0:34, Fornax13

01.03.2008 1:18, Victor Titov

01.03.2008 1:48, Musson max

01.03.2008 2:56, Victor Titov

Please tell me what are the clear differences between Geotrupes stercorarius vs. Geotrupes spiniger, we are talking about ex. from Ukraine

Read through this link http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...s++stercorarius Nimrod posts from 19.03.2007 at 15: 29 and 15: 30.

01.03.2008 9:51, amara

01.03.2008 15:46, Bad Den

Well, if for some reason they forgot to say about the smallest one, then in my opinion this is Ptinus from Ptinidae.

Moreover, the male is

01.03.2008 21:23, Mylabris

to Ripper
1-M. brevicollis, 2-rugosus.
And no one can tell me - this weevil Philernus farinosus?

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03.03.2008 0:51, Nimrod

03.03.2008 1:07, mems

I found a whole bunch under the bark today, there are two kinds in the box.

By the way, an interesting feature is that when all this pile was in the box,
a fog, or smoke, fell out of it, and it went out of the box in a sheaf for about forty seconds.
Maybe this is a collective reaction to the danger?

Then he broke a log and took out a white gesenitsa.
After that, under the bark, I found another one, smaller, but an exact copy of the first one.

And the third caterpillar was found in the ground.

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03.03.2008 8:32, RippeR

Nimrod:
You can also use soap, but it's more interesting this way, even if you wait

mems:
These are the usual species: dead-eater Phosphuga atrata.. You can leave a couple for the collection, and give the rest back to nature.
Buzzed, in my opinion, Agonum..

The first larva is a barbel,
the second is, in my opinion, a caterpillar, whose name I can't say..

03.03.2008 12:14, Victor Titov

03.03.2008 18:12, amara

04.03.2008 16:11, Cerambyx

Here I am
to Ripper:
damn, well, it's not besicanus at all. The fact is that in coriarius-And this is called an appendage. I have all the females the same! And besicanus is generally Mesoprionus, externally it is easily distinguished! Romanian is also most likely a simple coriarius.
For the rest:
Tetropium - gracilicorne.
Asemum - striatum.
Monochamus - saltuarius.
Then-Strangalia attenuata, Gnathacmaeops pratensis, Agapanthia pilicornis. A Trichoferus is similar to T. holosericeus (=cinereus), although I'm not exactly sure.
The elytra really looks like a barbel, I think either Rhamnusium or Phymatodes testaceus (more like the latter). Can you take a picture of Sveha?

04.03.2008 22:26, RippeR

Cerambyx:
Danilevsky wrote to me about the Bessikanuses. He said they didn't look any different. if you take my female, then she is a little different, and the antennae are even more different, the post-spinous segment is divided into 2, but this is an illusion, and this one is clearly.. Well I don't know I'll send it just in case.

About the elytra, too, I thought that Rhamnusium.. The truth is a place for him.. Unexpected..
Whether it will be possible to take a picture from above.. I don't know, I'll have to try it in the afternoon if it focuses.
But fimatodes disappears - fimatodes are not so huge..

05.03.2008 0:53, Bad Den

05.03.2008 9:27, amara

05.03.2008 12:51, IchMan

I did look, but in the old one, and it says viridissima and nigricornis, which confused me a little. Then I looked at the last version, which shows all this synonymy... Thank you to everyone who responded.
In addition to Karelia, the Kola Peninsula and the Karelian Isthmus, which geographically belongs to the Leningrad region, are also included in this list of Fennoscandia beetles under the letter K. Although both of these species, of course, exist in Karelia.

06.03.2008 18:53, guest: Vitnaz

06.03.2008 21:21, Musson max

Dear friends, good day to all. Tell me, is it normal to find Monohamnus sartor in Odessa on March 4 this year, in the evening, in the light in the window, at a temperature of ~ +8, or is there something wrong with nature
After I spread it out, I'll post this copy for discussion. females, as it is now completely covered with pins
What else is alarming is-I quote "Fauna of the USSR Coleoptera" vol. 23 issue 1 Plavilshchikov Woodcutter beetles part 3 Subfamily Lamiinae part 1
"In the USSR, it is found only in the far west of Ukraine (Prykarpattia)....."

06.03.2008 21:31, RippeR

Yeah.. this is quite strange.. The time and place aren't right at all..
Although if someone hid in their homes and got out from the warming, then maybe, because they began to spread further than the Carpathians in connection with the import of wood and other nonsense..

06.03.2008 22:45, Musson max

People, and in general someone has a photo of 100% of certain females of M. sutor and M. sartor (spotted forms), I will be very grateful, otherwise I got a little confused in the definition

07.03.2008 9:39, amara

07.03.2008 11:29, rpanin

07.03.2008 22:05, mems

an ordinary beetle ?

This post was edited by mems - 07.03.2008 22: 05

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08.03.2008 1:39, Fornax13

Panagaeus cruxmajor (L.) - not uncommon, although again, depending on where

08.03.2008 22:49, KDG

09.03.2008 0:09, KDG

09.03.2008 21:07, omar

09.03.2008 23:28, KDG

09.03.2008 23:51, mems

Hello everyone

help identify prisoners of war

This post was edited by mems - 09.03.2008 23: 52

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10.03.2008 0:24, omar

On whose territory were they captured? From top to bottom-a shiny HarpalusOphonus logo, you need a good photo. In the middle is a black cockroach, not a beetle. The small ground beetle is generally smeared. Large convex-kravchik. Gray rough-Opatrum sabulosum. He is not strong in nutcrackers, especially in red ones