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03.10.2016 19:59, smax

What kind of barbel is this? Found in the yard. Photo from Ternopil region this summer (west of Ukraine)


Ropalopus. Most likely, R. macropus. Or small R. clavipes, you can't tell from the photo.
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03.10.2016 20:09, smax

Greetings to the distinguished forum participants!

Please help me identify the beetles in the photos. All the photos were taken in Armenia, the dates are on the photos themselves.

7 - female Cerambyx multiplicatus, judging by the toned spot on the thigh.
8 - Carabus (Lamprostus) sp. Probably callei.
9,12-Dorcadion dimidiatum
14-Dorcadion nitidum
15-Melolontha pectoralis
16-Leiopus femoratus

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03.10.2016 22:08, Руслан Мазурик

Yes, it was really small (in the photo, it crawls on my fingers), compared to this - https://pp.vk.me/c636022/v636022846/19338/ABFPPPyCyno.jpg Prionus coriarius, if I'm not mistaken.
So, from the options you suggested, I choose the small R. clavipes. thank you!

This post was edited by Ruslan Mazurik - 03.10.2016 22: 19

03.10.2016 22:36, smax

Yes, it was really small (in the photo, it crawls on my fingers), compared to this - https://pp.vk.me/c636022/v636022846/19338/ABFPPPyCyno.jpg Prionus coriarius, if I'm not mistaken.
So, from the options you suggested, I choose the small R. clavipes. thank you!

The logic of choice seems somewhat strange smile.gifto me Look at the vertex part of the 1st segment of the tendril. If the dotted line there is very sparse and the antennas themselves have strong spines on the segments, then this may indeed turn out to be clavipes.
The smallest of mine is 14 mm. They are usually larger.
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03.10.2016 22:40, NakaRB

check out my beetles, plz...

Moscow, Bitsevsky forest Park, from the forest floor
1 - 07.02.2016
2-7 - 13.02.2016
8-10 - 22.02.2016

1.
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2. Betulapion simile?
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8. Betulapion simile?
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03.10.2016 22:47, Руслан Мазурик

I meant that R. clavipes was smaller than the Prionus coriarius that I gave the link to.
And I do not know what size R. macropus is. Probably Ropalopus sp. everything is smaller than the Prionus sp. That's why I chose clavipes. And yes... there are no spikes, so let it be. smile.gif

04.10.2016 14:06, maik

tell me is this one view or different
1. Stavropol. forest mixed soil traps 10-30. 06. 2016 L-13mm
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2. KCR Arkhyz confluence of the rivers Pshish and Arkhyz in horse manure 09.08.2014 L-10 mm
was identified as Aphodius rufipes
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04.10.2016 15:50, stierlyz

04.10.2016 17:25, Чегар

I meant that R. clavipes was smaller than the Prionus coriarius that I gave the link to.
And I do not know what size R. macropus is. Probably Ropalopus sp. everything is smaller than the Prionus sp. That's why I chose clavipes. And yes... there are no spikes, so let it be him. smile.gif

You didn't read the hint carefully. If there are no spikes ,then this is just a macropus. And it is better to give the size of the beetle, and not a link to the comparison with fingers. 4 key strokes and a chik... ready!
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04.10.2016 17:53, maik

You can see for yourself-different!

Thank you, I already realized that they are different , but I would like to know the second

04.10.2016 18:55, stierlyz

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04.10.2016 19:41, Shamil Murtazin

Southern Urals, 03.05.2016
Is this Cicindela campestris?

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04.10.2016 20:01, passer

Dmitrich, scarit, smax-thank you!
7 - female Cerambyx multiplicatus, judging by the toned spot on the thigh.

is @smax-dux excluded? This creature was a hefty one, almost the size (without whiskers) of a mezinets, and multiplicatus, like, is a little small and more elegant in appearance. I don't know much about them, though...

## 2, 6, 10 and 13, at least up to the Genus does not work?

04.10.2016 20:39, scarit

Southern Urals, 03.05.2016
Is this Cicindela campestris?

He's the one.
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04.10.2016 20:39, botanque

check out my beetles, plz...

1 - 07.02.2016

Enochrus coarctatus, it looks like.
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04.10.2016 22:38, Fornax13


Moscow, Bitsevsky forest Park, from the forest floor

2 and 8-yes, it
is 4 - not an oxypod, Atheta, this is quite
different 5-Lordithon thoracicus
6 - I also think Tachyporus dispar / chrysomelinus
7-Gyrophaena resembles gentilis, but this is not possible smile.gif
10 - Pterostichus strenuus almost at the top

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04.10.2016 22:55, smax

  Dmitrich, scarit, smax-thank you!

is @smax-dux excluded? This creature was a hefty one, almost the size (without whiskers) of a mezinets, and multiplicatus, like, is a little small and more elegant in appearance. I don't know much about them, though...

## 2, 6, 10 and 13, at least up to the Genus does not work?

Yes, if hefty, then C. dux, you're right. It also has this brownish streak.
Doubts gnawed at me smile.gifLike a healthy thorn, but in thorns I, alas, am not strong.

04.10.2016 23:22, smax

  Dmitrich, scarit, smax-thank you!


## 2, 6, 10 and 13, at least up to the Genus does not work?

2-Mylabris
6-Gymnopleurus
10-Eulasia of the arctos type, but there is no need to draw conclusions from the pictures
13-Carabus as for me, granulatus of some appearance. But I don't understand who it smile.gifis . There are colleagues who are competent in this area, but if no one is aroused, it means that there is not enough information.
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04.10.2016 23:38, I.solod

Carabus clathratus
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05.10.2016 9:59, passer

smax, l. solod, thank you for your help!

05.10.2016 20:17, NakaRB

11, 13, 14, 19-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 15-18-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.


11. 19.03.2016, from wood mushroom
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12. 20.03.2016, apartment smile.gif
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13. 25.03.2016, from a tree mushroom (bark at the base of the fruit body)
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14. 27.03.2016
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15. 10.04.2016
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16. 10.04.2016
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17. 10.04.2016
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18. 10.04.2016
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19. 10.04.2016, from aspen bark
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05.10.2016 21:14, botanque

 
15-18-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

18. Helophorus sp.
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05.10.2016 21:49, Mantispid

11, 13, 14, 19 - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park

15. Anthonomus pomorum
16. Dorytomus rubrirostris
17. Aulacobaris lepidii
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05.10.2016 21:53, Fornax13

11, 13, 14, 19-Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 15-18-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

11-Rhopalodontus sp.
12-Attagenus smirnovi
13-Dorcatoma sp. - the size would be, and the mustache should be looked
at 14-apparently, Adalia decempunctata
19-Scolytus, with aspen-I don't know, maybe multistriatus
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06.10.2016 18:09, Liparus

Georgia, Mamnanauri. Leg. Shekhovcov A.A. 14-18.IV.2016

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06.10.2016 18:10, Liparus

Georgia, Bardzhami. Leg. Shekhovcov A.A. 13.IV.2016

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06.10.2016 18:11, Liparus

Georgia, ACHI. Leg. Shekhovkov A. A. 10. IV. 2016
Photo : Slutsky A. I.

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06.10.2016 18:13, Liparus

Georgia, Mamnanauri. Leg. Shekhovkov A. A. 14-18. IV. 2016 under the beech bark

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06.10.2016 18:17, Liparus

Maybe one of them is Trachodes hispidus?

06.10.2016 19:59, NakaRB


13-Dorcatoma, sp. - the size would be, and the mustache should be looked at


The size is about 4 mm, maybe a little smaller. With a mustache there are only these photos:
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06.10.2016 20:09, NakaRB

20-23, 27, 28 - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest
Park 24-26-Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 29, 30-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.


20. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms
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21. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms
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22. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms
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23. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms
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24. 17.04.2016, 10 mm
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25. 17.04.2016
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26. 17.04.2016
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27. 17.04.2016, from wood mushroom
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28. 26.04.2016
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29. 30.04.2016
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30. 30.04.2016
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06.10.2016 20:11, Mantispid

Maybe one of them is Trachodes hispidus?

None of them are definitely Trachodes hispidus, as this species is not found in Transcaucasia. Moreover, I think it's not Trachodes at all. Acicnemis elongata (Reitter, 1888) is not found?
And the average companion is Echinodera (Ruteria), look at the revision of Savitsky.

06.10.2016 20:24, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Lishnyagi, 3.10.2016
1 mowing yarrow
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06.10.2016 20:46, botanque

20-23, 27, 28 - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park


28. Contacyphon padi. Previously, the genus Cyphon was called.
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06.10.2016 21:53, Mantispid

M. O., Lishnyagi, 3.10.2016
1 mowing yarrow

1. Lixus (Ortholixus) angustus (Herbst, 1795), самец
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06.10.2016 21:53, Mantispid

28. Contacyphon padi. Previously, the genus Cyphon was called.

why was it renamed?

06.10.2016 22:30, Triplaxxx

20-23, 27, 28 - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest
Park 24-26-Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 29, 30-D. New products-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
20. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms

21. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms

22. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms

23. 15.04.2016, from wood mushrooms

30. 30.04.2016

For the definition of Ciidae, it is good to see fine structures. The angle of the photos is good, but the resolution is too weak, and it does not guarantee an absolutely accurate definition. Based on my own experience, I will venture to determine.

20 -- ?Sulcacis fronticornis (Panzer, 1805);
21 -- ?Cis micans (Fabricius, 1792);
22 -- ?Cis festivus (Panzer, 1793);
23 -- Cis boleti (Scopoli, 1763);
27 -- Atomaria sp.;
28 -- Rhizophagus fenestralis (Linnaeus, 1758).
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06.10.2016 23:41, Victor Titov

  
24-26 - Moscow, Butovsky Forest Park
24. 17.04.2016, 10 mm

Ampedus praeustus.
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07.10.2016 1:53, Fornax13

The size is about 4 mm, maybe a little smaller. With a mustache there are only these photos:

Thank you. If it is really so large, then either D. dresdensis or D. robusta. The second option seems to be more plausible.
20-23, 27, 28 - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest
Park 24-26-Moscow, Butovsky forest
Park 29, 30-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

25-Limodromus assimilis
29-Anotylus, rugosus

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07.10.2016 18:59, NakaRB

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.


31. 30.04.2016
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32. 02.05.2016
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33. 02.05.2016
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34. 02.05.2016
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35. 02.05.2016, Carabus granulatus?
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36. 02.05.2016
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37. 02.05.2016
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38. 02.05.2016
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