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19.06.2018 17:12, AGG

June 11-14, Ryazan region, Meshchera.

2- Carabus arcensis
9- Dasytes sp

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19.06.2018 19:57, Dmitry Vlasov

June 11-14, Ryazan region, Meshchera.

3. Hylobius abietis
4. Sericus sp.
5. Asemum striatum
6. Cantharis nigricans
7. Hadrobregmus pertinax
8.

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19.06.2018 20:36, аруд

What kind of bug, pliz? Thank you.

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19.06.2018 21:05, Zum-Graat

What kind of bug, pliz? Thank you.

This is not a beetle, but a cicada Cercopis.

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20.06.2018 18:03, Zum-Graat

Is there anything you can say about the nutcracker? Tver, June 20, in a mixed forest, taken from an aspen tree. The size is very large for a nutcracker.
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20.06.2018 19:46, Dmitry Vlasov

Is there anything you can say about the nutcracker? Tver, June 20, in a mixed forest, taken from an aspen tree. The size is very large for a nutcracker.

Selatosomus sensu lato (the genus is now divided into several) is a species of skaazt from the photo is difficult...

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21.06.2018 9:00, Victor Titov

view skazt on the photo is difficult...

Why is it difficult? After all, the banal Selatosomus aeneus is most likely.

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21.06.2018 12:51, MarIvanovA

Please help me determine https://vk.com/album87610736_255905216?z=ph...10736_255905216

21.06.2018 16:08, Dmitry Vlasov

Why is it difficult? After all, the banal Selatosomus aeneus is most likely.

What if someone from Paraphotistus?

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21.06.2018 19:40, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 21, meadow by the river.
1) Maybe someone will guess from the silhouette... I think I was sitting on a geranium tree.
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2) Hypera viciae?
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3) Altica oleracea?
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4) Dibolia, but not like foersteri. That antenna is completely red, and mine is turning black.
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5) Someone from lepturin?
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This post was edited by Zum-Graat - 21.06.2018 19: 40

21.06.2018 19:45, MiLLeNium Niobius

Please help me determine https://vk.com/album87610736_255905216?z=ph...10736_255905216

If in the forest, it may be Anoplotrupes stercorosus. A bigger photo would be.

21.06.2018 23:47, Fornax13

Moscow region, June 21, meadow by the river.

1-If on geraniums, then Zacladus geranii. The silhouette is very similar to it.
3-just Altica sp. it will be more honest
4 - not to the steppe. This is Scirtes
5 - Oedemeridae

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22.06.2018 0:07, Zum-Graat

5 - Oedemeridae

Anogcodes ustulatus? Nothing else particularly similar is selected. Here is another view from above, it may help.
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22.06.2018 1:20, Fornax13

Anogcodes ustulatus? Nothing else particularly similar is selected. Here is another view from above, it may help.

Yes, that's better ) I think it's a female A. rufiventris.

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22.06.2018 11:35, Victor Titov

What if someone from Paraphotistus?

Well, in my opinion, too shiny for Paraphotistus and not enough, to put it mildly, woolly.

22.06.2018 22:06, Жорес

What is Agapanthia?
June, Kaluga.

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23.06.2018 10:14, AGG

23.06.2018 11:03, Zum-Graat

Another nutcracker - this time a hairy one. Moscow region, river meadow. Melanotus castanipes?
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And about the elephant in URL #30532. Is silence a sign of agreement? Really Hypera viciae? Or is it a bad angle?

This post was edited by Zum-Graat - 23.06.2018 11: 03

23.06.2018 11:38, Dmitry Vlasov

Another nutcracker - this time a hairy one. Moscow region, river meadow. Melanotus castanipes?

And about the elephant in URL #30532. Is silence a sign of agreement? Really Hypera viciae? Or is it a bad angle?

Hemicrepidius two variants or niger, or hirtus

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23.06.2018 21:57, Zum-Graat

Help me out with some change. Moscow region, June 23.

1. On nettles.
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2. On the reed.
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24.06.2018 0:56, Fornax13

Help me out with some change. Moscow region, June 23.
1. On nettles.
2. On the reed.

1-Nedyus quadrimaculatus
2-Isochnus like. I fell/flew in from a willow tree

I won't tell hyper. I don't remember the last time I looked at this bean company.

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24.06.2018 18:06, Shamil Murtazin

Башкортостан, Кармаскалинский район, 22.06.2018

1. Sitona hispidulus?
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2. this is exactly defined, but I can't remember (
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24.06.2018 19:13, AGG

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24.06.2018 21:18, Shamil Murtazin

Башкортостан, Кармаскалинский район, 23.06.2018

1.The teeth are painfully tricky...
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3. Agapanthia villosoviridescens =)
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24.06.2018 21:24, Mantispid

Башкортостан, Кармаскалинский район, 23.06.2018

1.The teeth are painfully tricky...

2.

3. Agapanthia villosoviridescens =)

1. Mogulones crucifer
2. Tychius quinquepunctatus

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24.06.2018 21:43, akulich-sibiria

something broke my head, who is this with one claw? Mononychus punctumalbum (Herbst, 1784) ? I just don't see it for Siberia.
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25.06.2018 1:07, Fornax13

2. Tychius quinquepunctatus

isn't it albolineatus?

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25.06.2018 1:12, Fornax13

something broke my head, who is this with one claw? Mononychus punctumalbum (Herbst, 1784) ? I just don't see it for Siberia.

Can't there be a vittatus? some of the aisles are colorful.

25.06.2018 6:29, Mantispid

something broke my head, who is this with one claw? Mononychus punctumalbum (Herbst, 1784) ? I just don't see it for Siberia.

The distribution address must be vittatus. Here is its classic coloring:
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mo...s_vittatus.html
maybe it also has some sharp deviations, like punctumalbum-salvia

25.06.2018 6:34, Mantispid

isn't it albolineatus?

In the photo, the angle is such that the top of the head tube is not really visible. In principle, in Bashkiria, it may well be albolineatus. But it can also be a quinquepunctatus, it is usually so round, wide, the color is brownish and shiny. Spots in quinquepunctatus can merge into stripes, as in albolineatus, this is not an indicator at all. I have a few beetles from DV - they look like albolineatus, but if you look at the tube, then quinquepunctatus... So this couple requires a special attitude)))

Let it be T. quinquepunctatus / albolineatus

25.06.2018 9:50, Shamil Murtazin

In the photo, the angle is such that the top of the head tube is not really visible. In principle, in Bashkiria, it may well be albolineatus. But it can also be a quinquepunctatus, it is usually so round, wide, the color is brownish and shiny. Spots in quinquepunctatus can merge into stripes, as in albolineatus, this is not an indicator at all. I have a few beetles from DV - they look like albolineatus, but if you look at the tube, then quinquepunctatus... So this couple requires a special attitude)))

Let it be T. quinquepunctatus / albolineatus

Maybe even Tychius irregularis? =)

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25.06.2018 10:35, Victor Titov

3. Agapanthia villosoviridescens =)

Still Agapanthia dahli

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25.06.2018 11:21, akulich-sibiria

The distribution address must be vittatus. Here is its classic coloring:
http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/opredslon/Mo...s_vittatus.html
maybe it also has some sharp deviations, like punctumalbum-salvia

Yes, as it does not look like it at all..(
And here I just had the form salvia, in your determinant it is very similar.

25.06.2018 11:21, akulich-sibiria

In the photo, the angle is such that the top of the head tube is not really visible. In principle, in Bashkiria, it may well be albolineatus. But it can also be a quinquepunctatus, it is usually so round, wide, the color is brownish and shiny. Spots in quinquepunctatus can merge into stripes, as in albolineatus, this is not an indicator at all. I have a few beetles from DV - they look like albolineatus, but if you look at the tube, then quinquepunctatus... So this couple requires a special attitude)))

Let it be T. quinquepunctatus / albolineatus

I'm certainly not such an expert, but I also somehow immediately thought it was albolineatus

25.06.2018 14:15, Yopidou

Good afternoon!

Please help me identify beetles 1-11

Kazakhstan, Almaty region, May 2018

This post was edited by Yopidou - 25.06.2018 14: 17

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25.06.2018 16:41, Mantispid

Maybe even Tychius irregularis? =)

No, irregularis has become synonymous with albolineatus, where it belongs.
Here's what these types of head tubes look like: http://coleop123.narod.ru/key/curculioninae/Tychius15.html
The sign may be "vyrviglazny", I did not use it at all, until I put it next to it, but I assure you-the head tube differs by 100%. The pattern and shape of the body are highly variable. I have a quinquepunctatus 2 times smaller than usual and all gray, without spots at all... albolineatus, at least on the European part, looks more or less the same, and on the Asian part it "storms" not weakly, with all the shapes, transitions and shades...

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26.06.2018 9:05, usiaz

Hello!
Is it possible to define a species or genus?
On mixed grasses (synanthropic community).
2018-06-18 05: 45: 00
NW 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07' 58 "
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district-Katyuzhanka village

This post was edited by usiaz - 26.06.2018 09: 06

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26.06.2018 9:25, usiaz

Hello!
Is it possible to determine the specific identity of Madame and Monsieur Shchelkunov from the image? Or gender?
Russia, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Nizhnevartovsk district, vicinity of Langepas. A public building.
2018-06-22 21: 00:00
NW 61°16 ' 33 "
VD 75°13 '00"
Note. The beetles are caught. If the images don't show any identification features, you can find them.

This post was edited by usiaz - 26.06.2018 09: 26

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26.06.2018 9:54, usiaz

Hello! Mordellidae Latreille, 1802. Can I determine the view?
2016-06-14 18: 38: 00
NW 56°46 ' 35 "
E 55°39 '38"
Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, vicinities d. Ust-Ashap, near the Mamala spring (Mamele), in a forest clearing.
Tulva upland.

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26.06.2018 11:39, Bad Den

Hello!
Is it possible to define a species or genus?
On mixed grasses (synanthropic community).
2018-06-18 05: 45: 00
NW 50°48 ' 13 "
VD 30°07' 58 "
Ukraine. Kiev region. Vyshgorodsky district-Katyuzhanka village

Dermestes sp.

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