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12.10.2018 21:53, MIV

Please help me clarify the situation. Is this one such variable view or different views?
Altai, Chamalsky district 29.05.18.

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12.10.2018 22:42, Fornax13

No. 3 was shot on the stump of a felled tree. Remnants of mixed forest. There is another picture. And corrected the date. It was actually taken on 12.08.2018.

So there are only two options: palustris and germinyi, southern laticollis almost certainly does not reach MO. The first one is more moisture-and shade-loving: more often in damp forests or along the banks of forest reservoirs, so that it squishes with moss and underfoot. The second one is a mesophile, rather: some forest edges, light pine forests or pine plantations on sand/chalk, but not quite dry. I like this beetle better as a germinyi, although I can't guarantee it.

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12.10.2018 22:49, Fornax13

Please help me clarify the situation. Is this one such variable view or different views?
Altai, Chamalsky district 29.05.18.

Most likely, all the Basileus nuts will turn out to be:
https://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/chry3key.htm

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12.10.2018 23:15, MIV

Most likely, all the Basileus nuts will turn out to be:
https://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/chry3key.htm

Thanks! I've seen them in the Sayan Mountains, but only in green.

13.10.2018 7:54, RoPro

So there are only two options: palustris and germinyi, southern laticollis almost certainly does not reach MO. The first one is more moisture-and shade-loving: more often in damp forests or along the banks of forest reservoirs, so that it squishes with moss and underfoot. The second one is a mesophile, rather: some forest edges, light pine forests or pine plantations on sand/chalk, but not quite dry. I like this beetle better as a germinyi, although I can't guarantee it.

Thank you.

Yes, according to the habitat description, germinyi is more suitable.

13.10.2018 8:15, AGG

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

something about this post went unanswered. I'll try to fill in the gap and attract your attention

80-Dorytomus then let Ilya figure
it out 81-terrible kozheed type attegenus / megatoma or what's next, you'll understand their dick

82-it was already last time-smaragdina salitsina in green execution
83-tuplyu
84-there are several variants of bameuli/flavipes and from delirium, if very small-labiatus
85-antonomus sp
86 -? phyllobius
87-harpalus rubripes

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13.10.2018 12:11, Slavinator

That's what no one guessed, Krasnodar Krai, July

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13.10.2018 13:19, Zum-Graat

Caught on September 5, Tver.
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2) Some exotic (for me, at least) cow
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13.10.2018 22:17, Triplaxxx

1-Scymnus sp. , poorly visible;
2-Subcoccinella vigintiquatuorpunctata (Linnaeus, 1758).

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14.10.2018 19:00, RoPro

Please define it. The author of the picture is Pavel Cherenkov. Nizhny Novgorod region. Taken on 03.06.2018. Author's comment: "The beetle was photographed in a ditch with a wet sandy bottom, next to all sorts of near-water beetles."
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14.10.2018 19:07, Kallima

Today, a rather large ladybug -7 mm-flew onto the loggia. What kind of view? I've never seen one before. The color in the photo turned out to be redder, in fact closer to yellow.

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14.10.2018 19:17, Fornax13

Today, a rather large ladybug -7 mm-flew onto the loggia. What kind of view? I've never seen one before. The color in the photo turned out to be redder, in fact closer to yellow.

Well, with the initiative then... Harmonia axyridis. Like from Orlovskaya still was not.

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14.10.2018 19:19, Fornax13

Please define it. The author of the picture is Pavel Cherenkov. Nizhny Novgorod region. Taken on 03.06.2018. Author's comment: "The beetle was photographed in a ditch with a wet sandy bottom, next to all sorts of near-water beetles."

Choleva, I can't tell from the photo. Maybe Roman will recognize it.

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14.10.2018 20:04, RoPro

Choleva, I can't tell from the photo. Maybe Roman will recognize it.

Thank you from myself and from the author.

14.10.2018 22:40, NakaRB

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

88. 12.07.2017, Larinus obtusus?
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89. 11.07.2017, under the dead mole
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90. 13.07.2017
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91. 13.07.2017, Byturus tomentosus?
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92. 13.07.2017
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93. 13.07.2017
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94. 13.07.2017, Brachysomus echinatus?
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95. 13.07.2017
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96. 13.07.2017
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97. 13.07.2017
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14.10.2018 23:43, Fornax13

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

88-yes
89 - Dermestes murinus
90 - Colenis immuna
91-yes
92 - Chrysolina variants
93-Liodopria serricornis
94-yes
95-some Meligethes s.l.
96 - Trixagus dermestoides
97 - Trox scaber

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15.10.2018 16:11, Zum-Graat

Here's another bug, Tver, September 5, may be recognizable.
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15.10.2018 16:48, botanque

Here's another bug, Tver, September 5, may be recognizable.

Contacyphon sp.

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15.10.2018 20:14, MIV

Help us identify skrytnoglavs from Krasnoyarsk.

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15.10.2018 22:59, NakaRB

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

98. 13.07.2017
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99. 14.07.2017, Carabus hortensis?
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100. 14.07.2017, Cetonia aurata?
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101. 15.07.2017
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102. 15.07.2017, Obrium cantharinum?
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103. 16.07.2017
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104. 16.07.2017
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105. 17.07.2017, Rechma river
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106. 17.07.2017, Rechma river
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107. 17.07.2017, Rechma river
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16.10.2018 5:00, Dmitry Vlasov

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

99, 100, 102

103 - Anoplotrupes stercorosus
104 - Lepturalia nigripes

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16.10.2018 10:07, botanque

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

101. Heterocerus marginatus.
105, 107. Haliplus sp., with the species I can't be sure, probably the same H. fluviatilis.
106. Agabus sturmii.

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16.10.2018 10:36, OEV

Help us identify skrytnoglavs from Krasnoyarsk.

1. Cryptocephalus biguttatus Schaller, 1783
2. Cryptocephalus distinguendus Schneider, 1792
3. Cryptocephalus octopunctatus (Scopoli, 1763)

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16.10.2018 17:07, akulich-sibiria

Help us identify skrytnoglavs from Krasnoyarsk.

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3.

Mikhail, did I not sign them or did I not see them?

16.10.2018 17:26, Necrocephalus

Please define it. The author of the picture is Pavel Cherenkov. Nizhny Novgorod region. Taken on 03.06.2018. Author's comment: "The beetle was photographed in a ditch with a wet sandy bottom, next to all sorts of near-water beetles."
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most likely Choleva cisteloides. It's not a bad view, but it's still inaccurate. No second photo?

16.10.2018 17:31, Necrocephalus

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
98. 13.07.2017

99. 14.07.2017, Carabus hortensis?

100. 14.07.2017, Cetonia aurata?

101. 15.07.2017

102. 15.07.2017, Obrium cantharinum?

103. 16.07.2017

104. 16.07.2017

105. 17.07.2017, Rechma river

106. 17.07.2017, Rechma river

107. 17.07.2017, Rechma river

98. Agonum gracilipes

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16.10.2018 18:24, Gray-Ejik

Good time to all!

Can anyone identify a chrysoline from the Altai, Chui steppe?

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16.10.2018 18:34, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar, 27.07.2018
Omosita colon?
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16.10.2018 22:55, NakaRB

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

I've taken a lot of this water stuff, see if I can identify anything...

108. 17.07.2017
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109. 17.07.2017
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110. 17.07.2017
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111. 17.07.2017
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112. 17.07.2017, H. ovatus?
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113. 17.07.2017
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114. 17.07.2017
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115. 20.07.2017
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17.10.2018 0:37, Fornax13

M. O., Poplar, 27.07.2018
Omosita colon?

male Soronia punctatissima

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17.10.2018 11:03, Mantispid

Good time to all!

Can anyone identify a chrysoline from the Altai, Chui steppe?

Cool photo!

17.10.2018 15:35, Gray-Ejik

Cool photo!

Ilya Andreevich, thank you for your positive feedback!

Just what kind of thing is this? According to the description and photo from ZINA, it is similar to Chrysolina erzinica Mikhailov, 2002, but it is given only for Tuva.

17.10.2018 16:33, Mantispid

Ilya Andreevich, thank you for your positive feedback!
Just what kind of thing is this? According to the description and photo from ZINA, it is similar to Chrysolina erzinica Mikhailov, 2002, but it is given only for Tuva.

And try to write to A. O. Benkovsky, who is currently away and will be back by the end of the month. He is a specialist in chrysolins, I think it will help.

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17.10.2018 17:18, Slavinator

Saratov, October
2 - Saratov region, May

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17.10.2018 17:20, Gray-Ejik

And try to write to A. O. Benkovsky, who is currently away and will be back by the end of the month. He is a specialist in chrysolins, I think it will help.

Thanks!

17.10.2018 17:27, Gray-Ejik

Maybe this chrysoline is familiar to someone?
I identified it as Chrysolin cyanella (Gebler, 1830), but I am not sure what is correct.
Also from the Altai, from the Chui steppe.

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17.10.2018 21:06, RoPro

Will you be able to identify weevils ? I couldn't manage the Macroid. Moscow region, 13.10.2018.
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17.10.2018 21:15, MiLLeNium Niobius

Tell me about several barbels:

1. Tula region, inside a farm.buildings made of pine timber and maple. Shot on 17.06.18. Brown pine barbel?
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2. Shot on 22.07.18 in a remote mixed forest. Biotope - aspen, birch, pine, spruce. Presumably, he fell from a tall old aspen tree when visiting it with a flock of tits - the absence of one leg is visible. I really liked this foe! Isn't this Saperda perforata?
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17.10.2018 22:04, botanque

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

I've taken a lot of this water stuff, see if I can identify anything...

110. Ilybius fenestratus.
112. Yes, it should be Hyphydrus ovatus. Other species are unlikely to reach you.
115. I would say Agabus biguttulus, but this is not accurate.

With floaters (Haliplus spp.) I won't risk it. There are at least two types of them.

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17.10.2018 23:38, Fornax13

Maybe this chrysoline is familiar to someone?
I identified it as Chrysolin cyanella (Gebler, 1830), but I am not sure what is correct.
Also from the Altai, from the Chui steppe.

so can you pull the genitals out of it? just to be sure. The male is the same.

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