Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

It looks like barbel beetles, something like Tetropium castaneum.

Oh, really! Thank you so much, he's the one!!!

If they are taken out of the sofa , then it (the sofa) was made by "craftsmen" from the wood infected with barbels in the forest and untreated / untreated wood... I also got my hands on "sofa" barbels of this type.

Help me identify leaf beetles
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway platform area, dacha
2017.06.10

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Please help me with the genus of leaf beetle. The package says A. smaragolineuse Philippines 06.2017. Agestica, agelasa or who?

Please help me with the genus of leaf beetle. The package says A. smaragolineuse Philippines 06.2017. Agestica, agelasa or who?

Can I take a photo of the label itself? I think it should be smaragdinus, because "smaragolineuse" is not very similar to Latin.

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I think A. smaragdineus
Can ask the person who gave the beetle away? What will he say?

Help me determine it. You are welcome.
Belarus. Minsk region 25. 07. 2018

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Help me determine it. You are welcome.
Belarus. Minsk region 25. 07. 2018

Stictoleptura rubra, самка

Help me determine it.

1. 15.05.2016
Moscow region, Mytischenskiy district, Manyukhino village
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2. 02.07.2016
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, na svet
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3. 09.07.2016
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, na svet
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4. 12.07.2016
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, on light
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5. 17.09.2017
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny, l / p Kuchino
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Th-that nobody defines these...
1. Probably Harpalus affinis. But according to this photo - only 80%
2,3 Amara apricaria
4. Apparently Amara bifrons
5. Pterostichus oblongopunctatus apparently.. but he's kind of weird.. What's the size? didn't get caught?

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 22.01.2019 16: 40

Th-that nobody defines these...
1. Probably Harpalus affinis. But according to this photo - only 80%
2,3 Amara apricaria
4. Apparently Amara bifrons
5. Pterostichus oblongopunctatus apparently.. but he's kind of weird.. What's the size? didn't get caught?

Thank you.
I'll take a look at the pterostichus, maybe the September one is still there.

 
5. Pterostichus oblongopunctatus apparently.. but he's kind of weird.. What's the size? didn't get caught?

And it seems to me rather quadrifoveolatus....

I think it's more like quadrifoveolatus....

Not a fact, the lower legs are brown, but rather a sign of oblongoguttatus

The pterostichus from the previous post is not available.

Help me deal with these beetles, if they are undefined before the species, I will be completely satisfied with the genus or group of species.

All 17.06.2016 MO, Railway, to the light.
1.
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2.
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3.
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4.
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5.
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6.
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1. Acupalpus
2. Stenolophus mixtus
3. Acupalpus
4. Anthracus consputus
5. Badister из Baudia
6. Stenolophus mixtus

Thanks for the help.
Another batch of small ground beetles.

All MO, Railway, to the light

7. 17.06.2016
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8. 20.07.2016
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9. 20.07.2016
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10. 30.07.2016
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11. 30.07.2016
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7. acupalpus for some reason I want to say parvulus
8,9. Bembidion type femoratum
10. Trechus quadristriatus
11. Bembidion type biguttatum

Thank you so much for your help.

Remnants of beetles near Moscow.

MO, Railway, on light

1. 17.06.2018
Bembidion ruficolle?
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2. 17.06.2018
Dromius schneideri?
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3. 17.06.2018
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4. 12.07.2018
Badister?
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5. 12.07.2018
Badister unipustulatus?
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Bembidion ruficolle yes, he's the only one we have. not otherwise, the sand is nearby.
Dromius schneideri yes, only it seems to be called
Harpalus latus in a different way now
, most likely Badister lacertosus Badister
unipustulatus I think yes

Harpalus looks very much like smaragdinus with its flattened sides of the pronotum

Or is this the angle

This post was edited by Grummen - 24.01.2019 18: 20

Thank you.

Don ground beetles.

All Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St., to light

1. 29.04.2014
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2. 24.06.2016
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3. 24.06.2016
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4. 24.06.2016
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5. 25.06.2016
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Good hour.
It may be possible to identify an overseas bug
Turkey, Manavgat/Alanya, in the ROC. Kizilota, sandy beach.
36.703053, 31.580005

Help identify weevils. Black from Costa Rica, red from Vietnam.

Help identify weevils. Black from Costa Rica, red from Vietnam.

Yes, the male palmarum seems to be Rhynchophorus palmarum. A local pest. Although maybe in Costa Rica and something else lives similar, who knows...

Good hour.
It may be possible to identify an overseas bug
Turkey, Manavgat/Alanya, in the ROC. Kizilota, sandy beach.
36.703053, 31.580005

I think blackie is from Erodiini.

Good hour.
It may be possible to identify an overseas bug
Turkey, Manavgat/Alanya, in the ROC. Kizilota, sandy beach.
36.703053, 31.580005

Zophosis dilatata, probably

Hello

I apologize for the quality of the images

The flagellum is 7-segmented. Thighs without teeth. The claws are loose. Uncus is not developed

Grypus brunnirostris (Fabricius, 1792) ?

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Hello

I apologize for the quality of the images

The flagellum is 7-segmented. Thighs without teeth. The claws are loose. Uncus is not developed

Grypus brunnirostris (Fabricius, 1792) ?

please read the red label under your message

please read the red caption below your message

Aww, sorry.

Belarus, Brest region, Olmanskie bogs
Captured in late July 2018

This post was edited by Grummen - 26.01.2019 10: 57

Aww, sorry.

Belarus, Brest region, Olmanskie bogs
Captured in late July 2018

Then yes, Grypus brunnirostris

A couple of stock weevils.
If possible, at least until Rod.

1. 24.03.2016
Sochi, Agur gorge, on dryakva
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2. 23.04.2016
Moscow region, Mytischenskiy district, Manyukhino village
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A couple of stock weevils.
If possible, at least until Rod.

1. 24.03.2016
Sochi, Agur gorge, on dryakva
2. 23.04.2016
MO, Mytischensky district, Manyukhino village

1. Trichopterapion holosericeum

Is it possible to identify these elephants? At least up to the clan-tribe.

1. Sakhalin, Yu-Sakhalinsk, g Chekhov. L - 12 mm


2. Ibid. L - 12 mm


3. Kazakhstan, Trans-Ili Al. L-11 mm


4. Ibid. L - 9 mm


5. Ibid. L - 14 mm


6. Zap. Sayan, hr. Ergaki. L-13 mm

Photos from a Colleague to Italy, Please help with the definition
of VII. 2016-CHINA - EE, Sichuan, Maoxian, M. te Jiudingshan, 3000m

22 mm


This post was edited by Honza - 27.01.2019 16: 21

Is it possible to identify these elephants? At least up to the clan-tribe.

1. Catapionus viridimetallicus (Motschulsky, 1861)
2. Also, but bald.
3. Catapionus sp., it would be a good idea to run it according to the revision of the Formacek - Revision der Rüßlergattung Catapionus (available online). Sometimes it turns out to go out on view. If you still use the work of Kazakova, then it can come out very well.
4. The first thought is Scepticus, but the mustache is embarrassing. Do you have vibrissae on the sides of the pronotum? Are the claws fused together or not?
5. Trichalophus almost certainly T. boeberi (Schönherr, 1826), the suture on the posterior slope protruding?
6. Hylobius (Callirus) gebleri Boheman, 1834

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2. It should be the same. I don't remember what it was built on. 1.06.17.


3. On krovokhlebke. Small - 3-4 mm. 30.06.17.


4. Identified as Haplorhynchites pubescens. L-5mm with proboscis. 13.06.17.

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4. The first thought is Scepticus, but the mustache is embarrassing. Do you have vibrissae on the sides of the pronotum? Are the claws fused together or not?
5. Trichalophus almost certainly T. boeberi (Schönherr, 1826), the suture on the posterior slope protruding?

Thanks!

4. Vibrissae on the sides of the pronotum I did not see, and the claws are clearly fused.
5. Indeed, the suture on the back of the elytra protrudes.

Here are some more elephant beetles. The pictures aren't very good, but still...
All from ocd. Krasnoyarsk.

1. On a young growth of aspen. 11.06.17. Trubkovert poplar?

2. It should be the same. I don't remember what it was built on. 1.06.17.

3. On krovokhlebke. Small-3-4 mm. 30.06.17.4
. Identified as Haplorhynchites pubescens. L-5mm with proboscis. 13.06.17.
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4. Hmm. Then this is also such a Catapionus.

1,2. Byctiscus rugosus (Gebler, 1830)
3. Auletobius (s. str.) sanguisorbae (Schrank, 1798)
4. I pass.

Hello!
Recently (21.1.2019), a beetle hatched in the room.
I suspect it's a shiny-chested spruce barbel.
I have never encountered this type before, so I am not completely sure that the definition is correct.
The cut of the trunk of an old spruce tree was delivered on December 3, 2018. Under the bark were barbel larvae (length 5,8, width 2,0 mm). The saw was delivered from the vicinity of Teguldet, Tomsk region.
Please identify the beetle (body length 10.1 mm).
Sincerely,
Viktorovich

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Photos from a Colleague to Italy, Please help with the definition
of VII. 2016-CHINA - EE, Sichuan, Maoxian, M. te Jiudingshan, 3000m

22 mm

as a variant
of Carabus (Neoplesius) jiudingensis jiudingensis Deuve, 1994 n. jiudingshanensis Deuve, 2007 C-Sichuan:Maoxian:Jiuding Shan, 31:40:03N/103:52:33E/3000m