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23.05.2016 10:36, Musson max

Good day!

Please help me figure out the settings.

Both caught: 06.07.2014-Ukraine; Kiev region; Borodyansky district; outskirts of s.Novaya Buda (~1.6 km) from Spartak railway station) (50°39 ' 47 "N 29°43' 25 " E)

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Thank you in advance!

23.05.2016 11:35, maik

KCR Arkhyz N-1300m. mowing on grass L-4.5-5.2 mm 22.05.2016 Large weevil.
Mogulones crucifer (Pallas, 1771)??
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This post was edited by maik - 23.05.2016 12: 04

23.05.2016 15:03, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Batkovskoe swamp, 21.05.2016
1 ran on moss
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2 sat on nettles
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3 Phytoecia cylindrica?
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The post was edited by Gennadich - 23.05.2016 18: 16

23.05.2016 15:23, Necrocephalus

North of the Omsk region, forest zone, mixed deciduous forest. 32 mm, 21.05.16.

Meloe proscarabeus
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23.05.2016 15:26, Necrocephalus

KCR Arkhyz N-1300m. mowing on grass L-4.5-5.2 mm 22.05.2016 Large weevil.
Mogulones crucifer (Pallas, 1771)??
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there seems to be no one else even there
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23.05.2016 15:38, Radik

Please tell me if it was determined correctly.
Donacia aquatica?

23.05.2016 18:49, AGG

23.05.2016 19:15, AGG

M. O., Batkovskoe swamp, 21.05.2016


1-Agonum ? duftschmidi
2-Plagiosterna aenea
3-верно
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23.05.2016 19:24, Mantispid

KCR Arkhyz N-1300m. mowing on grass L-4.5-5.2 mm 22.05.2016 Large weevil.
Mogulones crucifer (Pallas, 1771)??

no, it is from the abchasicus group
defined as follows:
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mogulones12.html

it is very likely that the actual abchasicus is

This post was edited by Mantispid - 23.05.2016 19: 25

23.05.2016 21:26, smax

It seems that in the collections there is exactly the same, but even smaller, the spitting image of anastrangalia, but with a different pronotum-the lower edges are drawn to the side. We need to clarify, of course.

If a male - look at the hind legs, they should be curved even in small specimens. In the Far East, this yellow-winged form sometimes makes up almost half of the population.smile.gif
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23.05.2016 22:45, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region, June 2015.
Melolontha melolontha?
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23.05.2016 22:47, Mantispid

Saratov region, June 2015.
Melolontha melolontha?

we have Melolontha hippocastani only
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23.05.2016 23:20, Dergg

Good day!

Please help me figure out the settings.

Both caught: 06.07.2014-Ukraine; Kiev region; Borodyansky district; outskirts of s.Novaya Buda (~1.6 km) from Spartak railway station) (50°39 ' 47 "N 29°43' 25 " E)


Thank you in advance!

№2 - Protaetia metallica

No. 1-most likely, it is also it, but the process of the mid-chest is too wide and rounded for this species. So, with a small probability, maybe P. fieberi is so unusual. By all other signs, it looks more like metallica.
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24.05.2016 0:08, AGG

№2 - Protaetia metallica

No. 1-most likely, it is also it, but the process of the mid-chest is too wide and rounded for this species. So, with a small probability, maybe P. fieberi is so unusual. By all other signs, it looks more like metallica.

Protaetia metallica both, like the pinhole shape or whatever it is. we also have plenty of them, and they sit together with the "classics" on the same flower. fieberi is quite different

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24.05.2016 1:15, Dergg

Protaetia metallica both, like the pinhole shape or whatever it is. we also have plenty of them, and they sit together with the "classics" on the same flower. fieberi is quite different

The first one has a prothorax rather like Fiberi's, while metallica has never seen it so wide in my life. Otherwise, it's really typical metallica, just like I wrote. However, among other Protaetia species, I occasionally come across freaks with a strongly distorted (relative to the norm for the species) shape of this process, perhaps this is just a similar case.
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24.05.2016 3:56, Satyr

If a male - look at the hind legs, they should be curved even in small specimens. In the Far East, this yellow-winged form sometimes makes up almost half of the population.smile.gif

OK, so we'll do smile.gifit

24.05.2016 6:42, maik

no, it is from the abchasicus group
defined as follows:
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mogulones12.html

it is very likely that the actual abchasicus is

Thank you Ilya. I can't learn how to work with your site.

24.05.2016 7:59, Mantispid

Thank you Ilya. I can't learn how to work with your site.

yes, I was in a hurry yesterday...
I don't like the shape of the pronotum, but the prong on the front thighs is simple, right?!
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mogulones.html

24.05.2016 11:37, Dmitry Vlasov

M. O., Batkovskoe swamp, 21.05.2016
1 ran on moss
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Agonum ericeti
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24.05.2016 11:38, Dmitry Vlasov

1-Agonum ? duftschmidi

No-Agonum ericeti
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24.05.2016 13:28, VitSev

Please help me identify this bug (some kind of barbel?). Sevastopol, 22.05.2016. It is abundant on the inflorescences of scumpia, pyracantha, spirea, and also occurs on the flowers of rosehip, rue, milkweed, etc.

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24.05.2016 14:10, AGG

No - Agonum ericeti

unfortunately, ericeti is not known to me, so I put a question mark in front of the specific epithet

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24.05.2016 14:16, AGG

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24.05.2016 14:37, Dmitry Vlasov

unfortunately, ericeti is not known to me, so I put a question mark in front of the specific epithet

Northern marsh species-monocolored metallic from red-bronze to black-blue (in the photo of Gennadyich exactly this), on the elytra 4-6 pits (as in A. sexpunctatum)
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24.05.2016 14:40, Radik

Please help me with the beetles.
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, ravine in the valley of the nameless river, 4 km from the village. Troitsky. May 2, 2016

24.05.2016 14:44, Ольга Титова

Sangariola punctatstriata Motschulsky? I was eating a Glen lily leaf. Sakhalin, 24.05.2016

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24.05.2016 15:28, Natali22206

Good afternoon! Please help me identify the May residents of Ryazan!

1. user posted image

2. user posted image

3. weevil on a bird cherry tree
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24.05.2016 16:05, scarit

Sangariola punctatstriata Motschulsky? I was eating a Glen lily leaf. Sakhalin, 24.05.2016

Yes, S. punctatostriata
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24.05.2016 18:24, Zum-Graat

Hello! Please help me identify beetles. All photographed today (24.05.2016), Klin (Moscow region).
1. Weevil, sitting on a patch of land near the house.
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2. Same or very similar appearance?
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3-5. Very agile booger
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6-7. Some kind of leaf eater? It glistened beautifully in the sun.
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8. Next to a dead dead-eating frog?
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24.05.2016 20:46, Mantispid

Please help me with the beetles.
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, ravine in the valley of the nameless river, 4 km from the village. Troitsky. May 2, 2016

1 - if the flagellum is 6-segmented, then Tychius picirostris
2-Oxystoma subulatum (W. Kirby, 1808)

24.05.2016 20:48, Mantispid

Good afternoon! Please help me identify the May residents of Ryazan!

1 - Otiorhynchus ? ligustici
3 - Tatianaerhynchites aequatus
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24.05.2016 20:48, Mantispid

Hello! Please help me identify beetles. All photographed today (24.05.2016), Klin (Moscow region).

1, 2 - Liophloeus tessulatus

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24.05.2016 21:05, Natali22206

1 - Otiorhynchus ? ligustici

May riazanets slightly in other foreshortening. Doesn't help?

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24.05.2016 21:33, Tivanik

Hello! Please help me identify beetles. All photographed today (24.05.2016), Klin (Moscow region).
6-7. Some kind of leaf eater? It glistened beautifully in the sun.


Similar to alder leaf beetle-Agelastica alni (Linnaeus, 1758)
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24.05.2016 22:50, Mantispid

1 - Otiorhynchus ? ligustici

May riazanets slightly in other foreshortening. Doesn't help?


yes, it is
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24.05.2016 23:14, Hierophis

Is this zlatka? Approx 2.5 mm, today, in the south of Ukraine

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25.05.2016 0:10, Victor Titov

Is this zlatka? Approx 2.5 mm, today, in the south of Ukraine

Yes, zlatka. I believe Cylindromorphus sp.
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25.05.2016 6:20, maik

yes, I was in a hurry yesterday...
I don't like the shape of the pronotum, but the prong on the front thighs is simple, right?!
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mogulones.html

well yes simple
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25.05.2016 7:56, Mantispid

well yes simple

well, then everything is correct, with such a prong it is definitely NOT a crucifer smile.gif
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25.05.2016 18:32, gstalker

You won't be able to get to the view from this photo ?
4mm 24.05.15 Germany

This post was edited by gstalker - 25.05.2016 18: 33

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