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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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26.10.2018 14:16, smax

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
138. 04.08.2017



Aegomorphus similar to obscurior. Do you remember what you were sitting on? Interesting.

Aphodius rufipes, Chrysolina aurichalcea.
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26.10.2018 14:23, smax

Please help me determine! Karelia, June.

Bolithophagus reticulatus. And blestyanochka sat down, Pocadius. Rather, ferrugineus.
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26.10.2018 14:30, smax

Tell me the view mol.gif
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Anoxia is very similar, without paramers nothing is certain to say. And ingoda and they do not help.
I signed one of my own from Oludeniz as pasiphae Rtt., but you can't take such groups on the fly..
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26.10.2018 20:32, MIV

What kind of bug is this?
Altai, Chamalsky district 29.05.18.
Size-8 mm

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26.10.2018 21:34, smax

Leatherworm, dermetes from the subgenus Montandonia. D. depressus or roubali. You can view it here:
http://www.dermestidae.com/Abbildungen.html
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26.10.2018 23:00, NakaRB

Aegomorphus similar to obscurior. Do you remember what you were sitting on? Interesting.

He flew into the light. For filming, I planted it on a piece of spruce bark that was at hand, so I can't say anything about the fodder tree..

27.10.2018 17:37, botanque

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

139. Hydroporus angustatus, I think, although the size is unclear.
141. Yes, it is.
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27.10.2018 22:38, MIV

Please help me identify a black calf from Krasnoyarsk.
Forest-steppe. 20.07.18.
Size: 9 mm

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28.10.2018 19:09, smax

female Oodescelis. Apart from O. polita, I can't think of anything else for Krasnoyarsk. It is specified for western Siberia, but I don't know if it goes further east. Looks like. But there are a lot of similar ones among themsmile.gif
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28.10.2018 19:53, RoPro

Define it. please. Philonthus ? it was found under fallen leaves on a fallen mushroom cap. Moscow region, 28.10.2018.

29.10.2018 2:32, Fornax13

Define it. please. Philonthus ? it was found under fallen leaves on a fallen mushroom cap. Moscow region, 28.10.2018.

No, Quedius of Raphirus. Let's see what's in each of them.
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29.10.2018 13:36, KorvinBF08

Good afternoon! Tell me, fragments of Choleva sp. in the bird feed??? Material received on 20.05. and 21.05.17., Minsk district, Belarus. The size of the thigh is 1 mm, the lower leg is 1.5 mm.

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29.10.2018 13:47, KorvinBF08

Also tell me, please, maybe someone has met such shins in beetles? Although before that, please give us a hint of who it might be.
In the feed of 3 bird species from 08.05. (Rogachevsky district, Gomel region.), 21.05., 28.05., 19.06. ( Minsk district).
The size of the lower legs is 1.5 mm.

It may well turn out that this is not a beetle at all. In this case, please indicate this.
I would like to express my gratitude in advance to all those who will try to take on this hopeless task.

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29.10.2018 16:58, maik

help with the definition of like 2 different types
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29.10.2018 19:05, Dmitry Vlasov

help with the definition of like 2 different types

Monochamus galloprovincialis
1-male
2-female
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29.10.2018 20:24, MIV

What is this bug-ridden trifle that came to light in the city of Krasnoyarsk?
I would be grateful for identifying beetles from these terrible pictures, at least up to the family.

1. L - 4mm
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2. L - 5mm
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3. L - 6mm
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29.10.2018 20:31, Shamil Murtazin

28.10.2018, Ufa
wheels changed, and this crumb on the tread ran )))

Bembidion tetragrammum ?
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This post was edited by rumpelstiltskin - 10/29/2018 20: 35

29.10.2018 22:36, Dmitry Vlasov

What is this bug-ridden trifle that came to light in the city of Krasnoyarsk?
I would be grateful for identifying beetles from these terrible pictures, at least up to the family.

1. Staphilinidae, Omaliinae
2. Ptinidae, Anobiinae
3. Mycetophagidae, Mycetophagus quadripustulatus

This post was edited by Elizar - 29.10.2018 22: 38
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29.10.2018 22:37, Dmitry Vlasov

28.10.2018, Ufa
wheels changed, and this crumb on the tread ran )))

Bembidion tetragrammum ?
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Bembidion quadrimaculatum
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29.10.2018 23:56, Fornax13

What is this bug-ridden trifle that came to light in the city of Krasnoyarsk?
I would be grateful for identifying beetles from these terrible pictures, at least up to the family.

4-look at the subject Olophrum consimile
5-mustache is not visible, but habitually very similar to Priobium carpini
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30.10.2018 10:57, Mantispid

Also tell me, please, maybe someone has met such shins in beetles? Although before that, please give us a hint of who it might be.
In the feed of 3 bird species from 08.05. (Rogachevsky district, Gomel region.), 21.05., 28.05., 19.06. ( Minsk district).
The size of the lower legs is 1.5 mm.

It may well turn out that this is not a beetle at all. In this case, please indicate this.
I would like to express my gratitude in advance to all those who will try to take on this hopeless task.

do these lower legs remind me of the front ones from Attelabus nitens
?
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30.10.2018 11:08, KorvinBF08

do these lower legs remind me of the front ones from Attelabus nitens
?



Yes, they look like the shins of the forelimbs or hind legs. But, unfortunately, there is nothing in the material except these shins. Not a piece of elytra, not a thigh, not a part of the head. Thank you, Ilya!

This post was edited by KorvinBF08-30.10.2018 11: 18

30.10.2018 11:37, Mantispid

Yes, they look like the shins of the forelimbs or hind legs. But, unfortunately, there is nothing in the material except these shins. Not a piece of elytra, not a thigh, not a part of the head. Thank you, Ilya!

On the other hand, they are suspiciously wide at the top, maybe I'm wrong rolleyes.gif

30.10.2018 14:11, smax

Of course, it was notsmile.gif there that the size of the shins was indicated-1.5 mm. There is an opinion that these are not the front shins, whoever they are.
I was doing this charade yesterday, too. Not really, but... He spatsmile.gif
A yellowish leg with a blade on the fourth segment - from the nutcracker, most likely.

30.10.2018 16:30, Mantispid

Of course, it was notsmile.gif there that the size of the shins was indicated-1.5 mm. There is an opinion that these are not the front shins, whoever they are.
I was doing this charade yesterday, too. Not really, but... He spatsmile.gif
A yellowish leg with a blade on the fourth segment - from the nutcracker, most likely.

Well, yes, xs in general, whose are they)
I first went through 20 of the scaraboid variants, but they didn't fit.

30.10.2018 22:41, smax

Ptomascopus plagiatus
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30.10.2018 22:47, Fornax13

Good evening, everyone.
Tell me, please, DV-mertvoyedov. There is no exact label yet. I didn't find anything similar.

What's wrong with Ptomascopus plagiatus?
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30.10.2018 23:09, Чегар

What's wrong with Ptomascopus plagiatus?

So this is it! And I was looking for nikroforus among them.
For some reason, there is no photo of him on Zina, and the sylphs of DV are well represented there. Thank you for your help

31.10.2018 17:20, MIV

Small gold coin on buttercup. Antaxia?
Krasnoyarsk, sadovy uch-k. 9.07.18.

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31.10.2018 17:53, akulich-sibiria

Small gold coin on buttercup. Antaxia?
Krasnoyarsk, sadovy uch-k. 9.07.18.

picture: ____________._____._______________._9.07.18...jpg


anthaxia quadripunctata no.
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31.10.2018 18:01, akulich-sibiria

1. Possibly Chrysolina aurichalcea (Gebler, 1825)?
2. Galeruca tanaceti (Linnaeus, 1758)
3. Cassida nebulosa Linnaeus, 1758



the first one is true. That's the one. But quadrangulata has not yet come across, although it seems to me that no one can understand their differences except Benkovsky )))
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31.10.2018 18:07, akulich-sibiria

[quote=NakaRB,23.10.2018 03:38]
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02.11.2018 21:25, akulich-sibiria

Turkey. Tell me what kind of view it can be.
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05.11.2018 10:29, willyns

Hello!
Please help me determine if this bug is "bad" (whether its larvae are gnawing on my wooden beams in the house) or not smile.gif
Beetle length 10-12 mm, Sevastopol, late October.

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Thanks!

05.11.2018 14:36, Mantispid

Hello!
Please help me determine if this bug is "bad" (whether its larvae are gnawing on my wooden beams in the house) or not smile.gif
Beetle length 10-12 mm, Sevastopol, late October.

Thanks!

It's some kind of ground beetle. It's a good bug. He's a predator and eats bad beetles.

05.11.2018 23:59, MIV

Is there any way to identify this plowman?
Krasnoyarsk, flew to the light. 8.06.18
L - 7mm

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06.11.2018 1:14, smax

Turkey. Tell me what kind of view it can be.


This is Anthaxia from the cylindrica group of the type A. laticeps. But I'm not a real welder smile.gif
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06.11.2018 13:02, Sergeyy

Help me determine it.
Platynus assimilis?
Belarus. Minsk region 12.06. 2018.

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08.11.2018 17:52, KorvinBF08

And again elephants. From a sample of feces of the great tit (Parus major), 27/09/14. Minsk, Makaenka str. 8, arboretum garden. Head tube size 1.5 mm. The antennal groove reaches to the eyes. Together with the heads in the material, orange thighs with small spikes are also 1.5 mm in size.

Is it possible to define at least up to sub-families/tribes? I tried to determine, but nothing worked. It is likely that the hips may not be from these boshek.
I can't make friends with long-tailed elephants in any way, short-tailed elephants accept me better lol.gif
If it is not possible to determine this good objectively, then please indicate it smile.gif.

Thank you so much in advance!

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08.11.2018 18:14, KorvinBF08

Nutcracker from the stomach of a corpse of a vol. starling (Sturnus vulgaris) decomposing in water for 2 days, 15/06/15. Minsk, Makaenka str. 8, arboretum garden.
The length of the yellow elytra is 5 mm, the length of the head + psp. = 3 mm. Adrastus sp.? Can you determine up to the type? This nutcracker has a belly in the material.

Also present in the material is the abdomen of the second nutcracker and such elytra (photos #3 and # 4). At first I thought it was from some other elephant thread, but then I found out that some nutcrackers also have elithras with a similar sculpture. Please give us a consultation on this issue.

If it is objectively impossible to determine this good, please indicate it.

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