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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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30.06.2017 5:56, AGG

- So, it turns out that this one of mine (defined earlier)is also the same? eek.gif "why are they so different?" confused.gifOr is it Agapanthia intermedia?

Of course, agapantium needs to be twisted in your hands, but... these are both violas, just one slightly greener. And in my opinion, the interlude is a little slimmer.
2 I wrote 'with a black sawyere',and dahli with yellow ones, just like the last one. Daurika on DV wink.gifrather vilosoviridiscens, but something confuses.
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30.06.2017 9:10, Андреас

30.06.2017 10:20, AGG

28972 - most likely vilosoviridescens
28973-dahli
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30.06.2017 13:35, Radik

Tatarstan, Blagodatnaya village, June 2017.

30.06.2017 14:41, smax

Southern Urals, Ufa, 11.06.2017
Help with the nutcracker... The photo is not very good.



Selatosomus latus, I want to say
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30.06.2017 14:49, smax

Can you tell from this angle ? Amara aulica ?

Pterostichus is. Just melanarius, I think.
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30.06.2017 14:55, smax

Agapanthia dahli?
Agapanthia cynarae?
Agapanthia turanica?


this is from the lederi subchalybaea subnigra group. Nothing there is really clear.

And stop "identifying" blue agapanthia when you can't see the protruding elytra pubescence strictly from the side. It's pointless.

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30.06.2017 15:00, smax

Tatarstan, Blagodatnaya village, June 2017.

Malachius aeneus;

Nutcracker from Agriotes, the picture does not understand me.

30.06.2017 15:22, smax

http://molbiol.ru/forums/uploads/post-32258-1498599263.jpg

Phytoecia (Musaria) affinis is a subspecies of nigropubescens relatively speaking. There are many of them and they are very different.

30.06.2017 15:28, Radik

someone from Philonthus? Tatarstan.

30.06.2017 15:50, Андреас

this is from the lederi subchalybaea subnigra group. Nothing there is really clear.

And stop "identifying" blue agapanthia when you can't see the protruding elytra pubescence strictly from the side. It's pointless.

Can you see anything here?" (I can't get any closer) rolleyes.gif

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30.06.2017 16:45, AGG

Andreas, you misunderstood Maxim. The first part concerned the beetle from post # 28972, and the side view is needed for the "BLUE" agapanthia.

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30.06.2017 19:01, smax

Yes, this is a cost of telegraphic style, I apologize. Yellow agapanthia is certainly similar to villosoviridescens. These are quite complex beetles, highly variable. In this group, all species have densely pubescent bright yellow forms, slightly pubescent dark ones, and an intermediate variant. In this sense (as an alternative to villosoviridescens), we can consider the yellow form of A. lederi (what Plavilshchikov called helianhti). But this needs to be done with a fair amount of comparative material to understand the key differences at all. I still haven't done this, unfortunately.
A. daurica is not found in the European part, it can be distinguished from villosoviridescens by the ratio of the length of the lower lobe of the eye / cheek. villosoviridescens has longer cheeks. I do not know how variable this trait is in eastern populations of villosoviridescens.
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30.06.2017 20:15, RoPro

Please help me identify the ground beetle. Found in Moscow.

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30.06.2017 20:32, AGG

Only the newly hatched unpainted Harpalus. It is possible to tell more precisely only up to the group of species by the characteristic solid dotted line of the base of the prsp. Not the best genus to determine from the photo

30.06.2017 20:41, Mantispid

This is Harpalus affinis-there are the marginal spaces of hairy

30.06.2017 21:08, RoPro

Only the newly hatched unpainted Harpalus. It is possible to tell more precisely only up to the group of species by the characteristic solid dotted line of the base of the prsp. Not the best gender to determine from the photo

This is Harpalus affinis-there are the marginal gaps.

You mean my ground beetle ? I have it in a container right now. I wanted to release it tomorrow (found it today). Will it change color ? I can still hold it at home and watch it.

30.06.2017 21:31, MIV

Please look at my mustachios from ocd. Krasnoyarsk.

1. On umbrella sites. 15.06.17. L - 7 mm
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2. 13.06.17. L - 9 mm
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3. On the willow tree. 25.06.17. L - 14 mm
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4. 16.07.16. L - 7 mm
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5. 10.07.16. L - 9 mm
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6. Same as the previous one? 2.07.16. L - 9 mm
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30.06.2017 23:00, vla-mityanin

Please help me identify a bug with a length of 2.5 ...3 mm. Or which ones will it be? The photo was taken on the grass near a small forest river in the vicinity of Kirov.

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30.06.2017 23:00, smax

Molorchus minor
Phytoecia coerulescens
Oberea oculata
Alosterna tabacicolor erythropus
Pachytodes longipes 2 шт
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30.06.2017 23:04, smax

Please help me identify a bug with a length of 2.5 ...3 mm. Or which ones will it be? The photo was taken on the grass near a small forest river in the vicinity of Kirov.

from raspberries. Byturus tomentosus
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30.06.2017 23:35, AGG

You mean my ground beetle ? I have it in a container right now. I wanted to release it tomorrow (found it today). Will it change color ? I can still hold it at home and watch it.

Green, so ripe wink.gif

01.07.2017 18:02, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 25.06.2017.
Nicrophorus vespilloides?

user posted image user posted image user posted image

01.07.2017 18:35, Чегар

He is the most recognizable of our spotted nikroforuses.
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02.07.2017 22:02, RoPro

Can you tell me if this is Pseudoophonus rufipes ? Moscow region.

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02.07.2017 23:01, vla-mityanin

Is it possible to identify the baby from such photos? The beetle was found on an elder tree in the Kirov region on June 5.

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03.07.2017 0:14, Victor Titov

Can you tell me if this is Pseudoophonus rufipes ? Moscow region.

yes.gif
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03.07.2017 8:05, stierlyz

03.07.2017 12:10, Radik

Tell me pozh-ta it can't be Attagenus quadrimaculatus?
Unfortunately, the only photo (there was a cat and...mad.gif)
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, D. Blagodatnaya, private house, window sill. 2.07

03.07.2017 13:28, Honza

Please help with the definition

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03.07.2017 13:34, Liparus

  Please help with the definition

Trichodes zebra Fald., 1835

03.07.2017 14:16, Honza

Trichodes zebra Fald., 1835



many thanks

03.07.2017 17:05, Dragon123

Please help me determine the species of this weevil.
I assume that this is Centricnemus leucogrammus, but with worn scales on the back.
The bug was caught on 26.6.17 at 14 h. Rostov region, Shakhty.

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03.07.2017 18:08, Mantispid

Please help me determine the species of this weevil.
I assume that this is Centricnemus leucogrammus, but with worn scales on the back.
The bug was caught on 26.6.17 at 14 h. Rostov region, Shakhty.

poorly visible, check for Otiorhynchus (Choilisanus) brunneus / velutinus
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03.07.2017 21:06, KingSnake

Tell me the name of the weevil and ground beetle. Filmed in Mordovia, during the last week.

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03.07.2017 21:33, Витаминыч

Weevil-Lixus cylindrus (Fabricius, 1781)
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04.07.2017 9:35, Shamil Murtazin

03.07.2017, Southern Urals, Ufa
caught elephants... I'll try to master it.
1. isn't this Sitona waterhousei?
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2. Also apparently Sitona, only it turns out some kind of Siberian or seaside view... confused.gif

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3. Hairy Phyllobius, but without a tooth... on the hind legs only a bump like.
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04.07.2017 10:55, Radik

Please see URL #29002[u]
And yet.
9,11,12 flew into the light. Tatarstan, Borkovskaya dacha,
Pros river 10,13 okr. d. Blagodatnaya

04.07.2017 12:05, Victor Titov

Tell me pozh-ta it can't be Attagenus quadrimaculatus?
Unfortunately, the only photo (there was a cat and...mad.gif)
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, D. Blagodatnaya, private house, window sill. 2.07

Reesa vespulae.

04.07.2017 12:44, Radik

Reesa vespulae.

Thank you very much!

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