Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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15.05.2018 12:49, Арсений Гоцуляк

Good afternoon! Today I noticed that on one of the apple trees there are a lot of twisted leaves, and two or three young leaves are twisted and glued together with a sticky mass, there is a spider web inside one of the leaves and a small caterpillar is sitting in it. It looks like a moth. But I watched the apple trees for several days, but I didn't see the apple moth. On YouTube, a specialist said that you can catch a butterfly on braga, it flies to the smell of fermentation, drinks the drink and drowns in it. The three traps are empty. But indoor flies got there.
But in the twisted leaves I found a new beetle - I had never seen one like it before. He jumps like a flea. I caught three of them. The camera on the phone is not of high quality, so sorry for this photo.
help us find out what kind of beetle it is and whether it is a pest.

PS This morning I did an inspection of an apple tree and saw exactly the same beetle, but with a black head. It makes a distinctive clicking sound when jumping.

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17.05.2018 0:14, Fornax13

Region: Western Kazakhstan, Aktyubinsk.
Wow, you know all the beetles by sight? )))

Then it is not a fact that it is discicollis.

ButMy Webpage it says here that Cardiophorus discicollis Herbst, 1806. live on poplars, branches and flowers of apple trees, milkweed and spirea, gnaw on fruit flowers.

their larvae are still in the soil, and the beetles sit wherever they want. In general, I have not heard that cardioforuses are somehow harmful in the adult stage. And the source itself is a bit strange: "Ampedus sanguinolentus ... in the pods of a white-banded filly" - I don't even know whether to believe it or not

I remembered that I had brought the forest floor from the coastal grove. There are a lot of poplars and I collected a lot of fallen leaves for mulch, maybe I brought it, this beetle, from there?

anything can happen

This post was edited by Fornax13-17.05.2018 00: 20

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