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01.04.2017 14:32, Андреас

The day before yesterday, near Lermontov's duel on the oozing trunk of a beech tree. The length is 2 mm (according to my friend).
Help me with the name. Yours sincerely, I am.

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01.04.2017 15:27, OEV

The day before yesterday, near Lermontov's duel on the oozing trunk of a beech tree. The length is 2 mm (according to my friend).
Help me with the name. Yours sincerely, I am.


Hylesinus varius (Fabricius, 1775) smile.gif
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01.04.2017 19:39, RoPro

Please help me identify the weevil. Maybe five millimeters. Found under the bark of a tree. Moscow region. 01.04.2017

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01.04.2017 19:59, Dmitry Vlasov

Please help me identify the weevil. Maybe five millimeters. Found under the bark of a tree. Moscow region. 01.04.2017

Dorytomus sp.
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01.04.2017 20:01, Mantispid

Please help me identify the weevil. Maybe five millimeters. Found under the bark of a tree. Moscow region. 01.04.2017

Dorytomus sp. ? ictor (Hbst.)
the tree-wasn't it a black poplar?

01.04.2017 20:12, RoPro

Dorytomus sp. ? ictor (Hbst.)
the tree-wasn't it a black poplar?

I can't say for sure, but most likely it was a birch tree. Thank you. It seems to be similar to Dorytomus rubrirostris.

This post was edited by RoPro-01.04.2017 20: 16

01.04.2017 20:59, Mantispid

I can't say for sure, but most likely it was a birch tree. Thank you. It seems to be similar to Dorytomus rubrirostris.

not particularly similar ...

02.04.2017 0:29, barry

31.03.2017. Kharkiv region, Izyum city district.
Under the bark of Populus nugra. 6-7 mm
. A. A. Shekhovtsov leg.

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02.04.2017 0:29, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region
1. Cerambyx cerdo?
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2. ?
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02.04.2017 2:07, Victor Titov

31.03.2017. Kharkiv region, Izyum city district.
Under the bark of Populus nugra. 6-7 mm
. A. A. Shekhovtsov leg.

Trox scaber.
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02.04.2017 2:09, Victor Titov

Saratov region
1. Cerambyx cerdo?

Cerambyx (Microcerambyx) scopoli.
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02.04.2017 8:29, Чегар

Abscess-Mylabris fabricii ?????
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02.04.2017 11:54, lazardin

Good time to all.
Is it possible to determine from this photo (Tomoderus ??), end of June, Vologda region, 3 mm
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02.04.2017 12:20, Андреас

And my bystryanochka, too... redface.gif
Taken on November 3 in the Pyatigorsk area on Goryachaya travertinova Mountain.

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02.04.2017 13:45, Mantispid

Good time to all.
Is it possible to determine from this photo, end of June, Vologda region, 3 mm

Omonadus floralis
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03.04.2017 15:12, Radik

Please help me with the definition.
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk river Valley of the Yamashka river. 11.06.2016

03.04.2017 16:51, Radik

Please tell me the weevil.Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, forest "Uratminskaya dacha" June 18, 2016.

04.04.2017 6:34, Mantispid

Please tell me the weevil.Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, forest "Uratminskaya dacha" June 18, 2016.

Tychius sp
Of the most frequent should be checked for breviusculus and aureolus/flavus

04.04.2017 8:24, Radik

Tychius sp
is one of the most common ones worth checking for breviusculus and aureolus / flavus

Thanks for the tip-off.
And, about beetles from this post URL #28393, what can I say?

04.04.2017 16:38, Mantispid

Thanks for the tip-off.
And, about beetles from this post URL #28393, what can I say?

Cryptocephalus tipp sericeus and female
Oedemera nothing more I can say by weevil

05.04.2017 6:28, Urman

Please help with the definition. For all beetles-Yakutia.(SAKHA).Lensky district 100 km,NW. p.Peleduy.R. Nyuya.(soil.a trap). 30.06.15. Dimensions under the photo.

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05.04.2017 20:03, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

1. May 10.
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2. May 10
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3. April 24.
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4. April 24.
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05.04.2017 20:29, Dmitry Vlasov

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.

1. May 10.
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Pterostichus oblongopunctatus
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05.04.2017 22:58, barry

18.04.2010 Kharkiv region, Kharkiv region, Olkhovka village
Leg. Shehovcov A.A.

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06.04.2017 5:54, Dmitry Vlasov

18.04.2010 Kharkiv region, Kharkiv region, Olkhovka village
Leg. Shehovcov A.A.

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Trox ?hispidus (Pontopp.) But I won't be 100% sure
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06.04.2017 9:50, Radik

Please tell me Agapanthia
Tatarstan. Zainsky district, Yamashka River valley. 11.06.2016
A. daurica or something?

06.04.2017 10:18, Victor Titov

Please tell me Agapanthia
Tatarstan. Zainsky district, Yamashka River valley. 11.06.2016
A. daurica or something?

Agapanthia villosoviridescens.

07.04.2017 0:38, barry

25.11.2014 Kharkiv, Forest Park (50°02 '34.21" N 36°16 '40.15" E)
The edge of the forest. Sifting the litter (under poplars and maples with mistletoe).
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07.04.2017 0:45, barry

22.11.2014 (49°52'01.22"N 36°13'33.02"E)
Kharkiv region, Kharkiv district, okr. village. Khoroshevo
Floodplain of the Uda river. Forest-steppe. Sifting detritus.

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07.04.2017 13:33, Victor Titov

22.11.2014 (49°52'01.22"N 36°13'33.02"E)
Kharkiv region, Kharkiv district, okr. village. Khoroshevo
Floodplain of the Uda river. Forest-steppe. Sifting detritus.

Agriotes sputator.
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07.04.2017 13:50, Mantispid

25.11.2014 Kharkiv, Forest Park (50°02 '34.21" N 36°16 '40.15" E)
The edge of the forest. Sifting the litter (under poplars and maples with mistletoe).

upper-Dorytomus longimanus, lower-I don't understand yet
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07.04.2017 15:09, Gray-Ejik

Maybe someone will recognize bostrikhodu? Melalgus?
The size is 25mm.

Vietnam, prov. Lam Dong, Dalat. On the central square, at night under the streetlights. Early April, 2016.

This post was edited by Gray-Ejik - 07.04.2017 15: 21

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08.04.2017 0:14, barry

upper-Dorytomus longimanus, lower-I don't understand yet

here it is
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...p?imageid=36334
other camera angles may help

08.04.2017 1:15, Fornax13

Maybe someone will recognize bostrikhodu? Melalgus?
The size is 25mm.

Vietnam, prov. Lam Dong, Dalat. On the central square, at night under the streetlights. Early April, 2016.

Yes, Melalgus. It can be called M. batillus (Lesne, 1902). At least it fits the description pretty well: http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/92...ge/233/mode/1up

08.04.2017 17:21, Bad Den

~30 mm
Uzbekistan, Karzhantau Mountains
VII. 2009
Polylobarthron margellanicum?

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09.04.2017 9:41, Satyr

Does anyone know how to distinguish Saperda subobliterata from Saperda octomaculata ?

09.04.2017 10:01, Gray-Ejik

Does anyone know how to distinguish Saperda subobliterata from Saperda octomaculata ?

Aren't these synonyms?

09.04.2017 10:56, Satyr

Yes, it seems not synonyms. Here, I look at Danilevsky's checklist for February 17. Löbl & Smetana also go as two different ones. And in the photo they look almost the same.

This post was edited by Satyr-09.04.2017 10: 57

09.04.2017 11:14, Gray-Ejik

Yes, it seems not synonyms. Here, I look at Danilevsky's checklist for February 17. Löbl & Smetana also go as two different ones. And in the photo they look almost the same.

Curious! And here they are given as synonyms http://cerambycidae.org/taxa/subobliterata-Pic-1910. I think it makes sense to ask M. L. Danilevsky himself!

09.04.2017 13:52, Satyr

Of course I'll ask. After all, it is possible that he did not get around to changing it at home, or maybe he does not agree with this opinion...
However, thank you too!

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