Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Gentlemen, is it possible to identify a pterostichus from the Ukrainian Carpathians?

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Krasnoyarsk, on the cruciferous. About 2 mm. Claws are free, without denticles. The beetle is black, the elytra are metallic blue. There are two distinct rows of hairs between the rows. The head tube is uniformly curved. Thighs without teeth.
I believe it is Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Fabricius, 1787). I noticed that there are some species that are very similar in appearance.

Approximately 1.5 mm. Row spacing with one, sometimes two rows of light scales. Thighs without teeth. Us. 7-chl. The sides of the pronotum are slightly creased.
Aedeagus peak with a slight elevation.

Krasnoyarsk, on the cruciferous. About 2 mm. Claws are free, without denticles. The beetle is black, the elytra are metallic blue. There are two distinct rows of hairs between the rows. The head tube is uniformly curved. Thighs without teeth.
I believe it is Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Fabricius, 1787). I noticed that there are some species that are very similar in appearance.

Yes, call it erysimi, you will not lose) so there are "species" that are not just similar in appearance, but completely identical and distinguishable only by food plants (!). Therefore, I am not sure that these are really good species.

Approximately 1.5 mm. Row spacing with one, sometimes two rows of light scales. Thighs without teeth. Us. 7-chl. The sides of the pronotum are slightly creased.
Aedeagus peak with a slight elevation.

honestly - without comprehending

Honestly, I have no idea

where can I dig?)))

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Very large, Moscow ( New Moscow, former Podolsky district, Klenovo settlement.)...

Staphylinus

Staff-Lathrobium, to clarify the re-glue of pisyun in the profile, this is not dolgashi.

And even better-they went to the soap, I began to get here very rarely, alas...

Thanks! Yes, I already realized that it is necessary to go sideways. All hands will not reach (

Help me deal with the beetles.

08.05.2014
Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St.
Dorcadion elegans
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07.05.2014
Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya district, sand pit
is similar to hybrida, but this one has a more pronounced white pattern
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Papua, Sorong. While assembling the catamaran, I noticed a strange beetle with 2 pairs of wings. The elytra are fused together, and there is a large slit in the rear half of the wing, through which 2 pairs of inner wings are retracted inwards. This is exactly 2 pairs of wings with separate bases, and not a broken 1 pair.

Papua, Sorong. While assembling the catamaran, I noticed a strange beetle with 2 pairs of wings. The elytra are fused together, and there is a large slit in the rear half of the wing, through which 2 pairs of inner wings are retracted inwards. This is exactly 2 pairs of wings with separate bases, and not a broken 1 pair.

It's some kind of bug from the Pentatomoidea, I think Plataspidae. With the wings, everything is normal, and the "Elytra are fused together" - this is an enlarged shield under which both pairs of wings are removed. Try to move to the topic of bedbugs, maybe they will tell you more accurately.

This post was edited by John-ST - 11.01.2018 09: 03

07.05.2014
Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya district, sand pit
is similar to hybrida, but this one has a more pronounced white pattern

C. sahlbergi

Krasnoyarsk, meadow, mowing. About 3 mm. I'm leaving for Mogulones, but I can't figure out what it is, for the views that don't fit me at all. Us. 7 chl. The head tube is curved, long, and rather thin. Pronotum with a median groove, flanked by a tubercle. Scapular spot, indistinct band in the middle (6-8 spaces) and the top in light hairs. Gaps in slightly raised brown with an admixture of white bristles. There are also light hairs on the sides of the pronotum. All thighs with a clearly visible prong. Claws with teeth. The top of the aedeagus is located symmetrically in the center.

Can you tell from these photos something other than Mylabrini about these abscesses?
Oba Volgograd region Nizhne-Chirskaya St.

1. 19.07.2012
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2. 03.06.2013
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both lepturins from the vicinity of Vorokhta (Ivano-Frankivsk region, Ukraine)
something is not working.

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Ukraine, Rivne region, May 31.
Anthrenus fuscus ?

both lepturins from the vicinity of Vorokhta (Ivano-Frankivsk region, Ukraine)
something is not working.

Pachytodes cerambyciformis и Pidonia lurida

Help us determine:
1 - 20mm
SE IRAN, prov. Kerman, Kukhbenan, Mts. 5 km E Sekoni vill, h = 2500 m.
Leg. Yu. Skrylnik
28.VI.2014

This post was edited by Liparus - 13.01.2018 18: 44

2 - 29 mm
Ukraine, Kherson reg., Aleskinskie peski, near Proletsrka vill. env. Kovalev I. Leg.
28.IV.2011

3 - 20 mm

Georgia, Shida-Kartli,
1 km E of Kaspi town,
Tzlevi Mts. rng., 600m,
N41°55'09.63"/
E44°27'35.55"

Leg. Shekhovcov A. A.
17.IV.2016

2 - 29 mm
Ukraine, Kherson reg., Aleskinskie peski, near Proletsrka vill. env. Kovalev I. Leg.
28.IV.2011

Scarabaeus typhon

3 - 20 mm

Georgia, Shida-Kartli,
1 km E of Kaspi town,
Tzlevi Mts. rng., 600m,
N41°55'09.63"/
E44°27'35.55"

Leg. Shekhovcov A. A.
17.IV.2016

I think it will be quite possible to determine him from this work
https://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/pdf/kabakov_m.pdf

Help us determine:
1 - 20mm
SE IRAN, prov. Kerman, Kukhbenan, Mts. 5 km E Sekoni vill, h = 2500 m.
Leg. Yu. Skrylnik
28.VI.2014

Leucomigus candidatus

Ilya, according to my above laid out elephant will be options? )

Leucomigus candidatus

Thanks, I thought so too. something dark and large. Here is for comparison our Ukrainian, female and quite large.

This post was edited by Liparus - 14.01.2018 11: 51

I think it will be quite possible to determine him from this work
https://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/pdf/kabakov_m.pdf

Probably Scarabaeus armeniacus

what does it look like - Rhagonycha bohaci Svihla, 1990? where can I find the keys to this thing?

Lagria hirta ?
What is the difference between Lagria hirta and Lagria atripes ?
Belarus. Minsk region.

http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/lagria.htm

Ilya, according to my above laid out elephant will be options? )

while I think

Help identify the barbel. 22. 07. 2017 10-15mm.
Belarus Minsk region

Stictoleptura rubra, самец.

help us identify the Egyptian zlatka.
it's hard, even to the point of gender.
caught last week.

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Hello! Maslyanino settlement, Novosibirsk region. January month. Private sector residential building. The beetle is approximately 13 mm long, with a black-and-white striped belly. Got most likely with firewood (stove heating). Can you tell me what it's called?

The beetle apparently came out of suspended animation. Tragedy. What should I do with it now? Beetle is in shock, I'm in shock too. Sitting on the window. Throw it out on the street - it will freeze. If left unattended, it will probably die from lack of humidity (40-50% in the house) and hunger. Pitifully. He's alive, sitting there, cleaning his paws. He thinks about something, hopes for something, just like me. He can even fly!

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He's alive, sitting there, cleaning his paws. He thinks about something, hopes for something, just like me. He can even fly!

most likely Rhaphuma gracilipes. like most barbels, they can fly, but they are not very good with thought processes.
before getting to your house, he ate your firewood, being a larva, and maybe your house, if the house is wooden or with wooden floors and a crate roof, pm if I were you, I would think about what to do with this thoughtful clean guy

This post was edited by AGG - 17.01.2018 14: 08

help us identify the Egyptian zlatka.
it's hard, even to the point of gender.
caught last week.

Lampetis of some sort. Probably L. mimosae.

most likely Rhaphuma gracilipes. like most barbels, they can fly, but they are not very good with thought processes.
before getting to your house, he ate your firewood, being a larva, and maybe your house, if the house is wooden or with wooden floors and a crate roof, pm if I were you, I would think about what to do with this thoughtful clean guy

Thanks! Yes, it looks like it is - Clete slender.
House navryatli, house I have others eat...) And I do not feel sorry for firewood. In nature, in general, everyone constantly eats everyone. Humans have caused several orders of magnitude more damage to the forests than all the beetles combined

I still tried to send the beetle to suspended animation, I don't know how successfully, but nevertheless. I offered him an unfolded napkin, he crawled on it, I covered him with the other half and put it on the window, he hid. After a couple of hours, I covered it with napkins, put it in a paper bag and sent it to the cellar overnight to cool down to +4. Well, in the afternoon I dug up snow in a secluded place between the neighbor's shed and a pile of boards, put some logs from the house there as heat accumulators to smooth out the cooling process, put papers with a beetle in them, buried them with snow. I think I did everything I could for the bug.

This post was edited by spectrum48-18.01.2018 17: 27

A curious case of caring for our smaller beetles!
spectrum48, you did the right thing.

about 4 mm. similar to Sitona onerosus Faust, 1890

about 4 mm. similar to Sitona onerosus Faust, 1890

yes, most likely
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/entiminae/Sitona_onerosus.html
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/entiminae/Sitona7.html