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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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11.10.2017 15:26, Gray-Ejik

I understand this is hololepta . And specifically who. today under the bark of a tree Stavropol.
L - 6mm
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Are there any other options?
Hololepta plana

11.10.2017 15:39, maik

Are there any other options?
Hololepta plana

I also thought so but the plans but photos do not have these notches on the pronotum damn and other beetles do not have these notches thank you

This post was edited by maik - 11.10.2017 15: 43

11.10.2017 15:54, Grummen

Colleagues, please help!!! mol.gif
Something completely confused me with these staphylinids. Can you tell me at least a group of births...
Both Yaroslavl region. the first forest, the second reeds on the swampy shore.
Characteristic features of both: the penultimate segment of the maxillary palps is swollen, the last one is tiny, awl-shaped. Pronotum is densely dotted with a smooth longitudinal stripe...
The first 11 mm, the second-9 mm
Reached where I was stupid wall.gif
I tried to identify it by "Polish".
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1-Lathrobium brunnipes or unicolored L. elongatum. I didn't understand about the "black bristles" on the sternites of the abdomen that are present in elongatum and absent in brunnipes... I attach a photo picture: 1_1.jpg
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2. Tetartopeus rufonitidus (Reitter, 1909) (=fennicus Renkonen, 1938), if I have understood the genitalia correctly... photo here picture: 2_1.jpg


1. Lathrobium brunnipes, males have characteristic indentations on the sternites (as in the photo)
2. Tetartopeus rufonitidus/quadratus. Maybe experts will tell you for sure (for me, so you need to completely pull out and study the genitals)
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11.10.2017 19:04, АлександрКК

I took close-up photos.

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11.10.2017 20:59, NakaRB

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12.10.2017 21:20, kott

Tetartopeus quadratus. And it's more common in those parts.

12.10.2017 21:27, kott

I took close-up photos.

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The Atheta beetles are not to be trifled with. You need good photos (pubescence, dotted lines, etc.). There are a couple of options, but this is unreliable.

13.10.2017 16:47, maik

TELL me the BEAST photo is really not very Stavropol steppe.26.06.2014 L-2-3mm
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13.10.2017 17:21, Mantispid

TELL me the BEAST photo is really not very Stavropol steppe.26.06.2014 L-2-3mm

Tychius sp.
photo not informative, beetle shabby
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14.10.2017 9:30, gumenuk

Tell me the type of Soft Body.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, vicinity of the railway platform Khripan, dacha
2017.06.10

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14.10.2017 10:13, gumenuk

Is it a barbel? View?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway platform area, dacha
2017.07.02

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14.10.2017 10:29, gumenuk

Is this a leaf eater? view?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, vicinity of the railway platform Khripan, dacha
2017.06.10

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14.10.2017 15:31, maik

tell franchik Stavropol 5.2014 steppe L-9mm
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14.10.2017 21:49, Aksin2005

Dear forumchane, tell me, please, what is this strong and fast beast? The photo was taken in Rtishchevo, Saratov region, at the end of September.

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15.10.2017 1:05, Bad Den

Dear forumchane, tell me, please, what is this strong and fast beast? The photo was taken in Rtishchevo, Saratov region, at the end of September.

Blaps sp., like B. halophila
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15.10.2017 5:15, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 1.
Chrysomela cuprea ?
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15.10.2017 8:09, OEV

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 1.
Chrysomela cuprea ?
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I would say the color form is Chrysomela lapponica wink.gif
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15.10.2017 15:09, gstalker

Is it possible to get to the end of this bug?
6mm Croatia, 28.06.17

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15.10.2017 15:27, Mantispid

Is it possible to get to the end of this bug?
6mm Croatia, 28.06.17

before the genus-easily
Sphaeridium
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15.10.2017 19:11, gstalker

before the genus-easily
Sphaeridium

At random wink.gifSphaeridium scarabaeoides

15.10.2017 20:58, AGG

At random wink.gifSphaeridium scarabaeoides

it's not all that simple wink.gifthere
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15.10.2017 21:03, gstalker

It's not all that simple there wink.gif

Thank you I already figured it out shuffle.gif

15.10.2017 22:24, vidjl

Dear forumchane, tell me, please, what is this strong and fast beast? The photo was taken in Rtishchevo, Saratov region, at the end of September.


Blaps halophila (Fischer von Waldheim, 1822). That this beast is strong, I agree! But I doubt about it.) smile.gif

15.10.2017 22:54, vidjl

Is it possible to get to the end of this bug?
6mm Croatia, 28.06.17

Anacaena limbata (Fabricius, 1792)

This post was edited by vidjl - 15.10.2017 23: 00

15.10.2017 23:09, Victor Titov

Anacaena limbata (Fabricius, 1792)

Are you serious? Anacaena as much as 6 mm? eek.gif
Doesn't it look like Sphaeridium? wink.gif

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 15.10.2017 23: 14
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15.10.2017 23:52, vidjl

Are you serious? Anacaena as much as 6 mm? eek.gif
Doesn't it look like Sphaeridium? wink.gif


Yes, about 6 mm I somehow missed), I agree, rather Sphaeridium, but then it's difficult to determine the type just from the photo.

15.10.2017 23:55, Victor Titov

Yes, about 6 mm I somehow missed), I agree, rather Sphaeridium, but then it's difficult to determine the type just from the photo.

Yes, not rather, but definitely Sphaeridium. Another thing is that to determine their appearance from a photo is to guess on coffee grounds, if not to say hoosiers. wink.gif
And Anacaena limbata is not only smaller, it is completely different: http://assazhnev.narod.ru/anacaena.html

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 15.10.2017 23: 57
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16.10.2017 12:22, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 07.06.2017.

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16.10.2017 13:23, Dmitry Vlasov

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 07.06.2017.


1. Oulema sp. from the pair of genital species erichsoni/septentroinis
2. Wet leaf lol.gifblock May or may not be Batophila rubi
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16.10.2017 14:35, Mantispid

And what does the worm block sit on? Not on a raspberry leaf by any chance?

16.10.2017 17:48, Woodmen

And what does the worm block sit on? Not on a raspberry leaf by any chance?

Yes, on raspberries.

16.10.2017 18:33, Mantispid

Yes, on raspberries.

then exactly onv
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17.10.2017 10:40, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 2.
Probably on a willow tree. Dorytomus taeniatus ?
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17.10.2017 20:58, Александр57

Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, August 11.
Tell me the beast, about 14 mm. Like not Rhizotrogus solstitialis,
maybe Holochelus aequinoctialis?

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18.10.2017 0:31, vidjl

Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, August 11.
Tell me the beast, about 14 mm. Like not Rhizotrogus solstitialis,
maybe Holochelus aequinoctialis?


Yes, Holochelus aequinoctialis
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18.10.2017 10:25, AGG

trouble shoot this year happened, the last female solstitialis flew to the screen as early as August 26, and before that constantly flew

18.10.2017 15:12, gstalker

is this also Sphaeridium ?
7mm Croatia, 28.06.17

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18.10.2017 16:07, Mantispid

is this also Sphaeridium ?
7mm Croatia, 28.06.17

да
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18.10.2017 16:14, botanque

is this also Sphaeridium ?
7mm Croatia, 28.06.17

Judging by its size and shoulder spots, it is Sphaeridium lunatum, a female. With the previous spheridium, I'm not sure, except that it's a male.

This post was edited by botanque - 18.10.2017 16: 15
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18.10.2017 23:12, NakaRB

Malaysia, Borneo, Sarawak, Bako national park, 07-08.06.2017


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