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17.06.2019 22:38, Жорес

What kind of bug? Bronnitsy, MO.
I couldn't attach the picture, just something like this
Did the link open?

This post was edited by Jores - 18.06.2019 13: 13

18.06.2019 1:21, Fornax13

Please help with the definition of "elephant"
Ufa, 09.06.2019

take a look at the item Urometopus moczarskii

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18.06.2019 4:30, Мир вокруг нас

Lygistopterus sanguineus

Thank you so much for your help!

18.06.2019 11:37, Mantispid

Please help with the definition of "elephant"
Ufa, 09.06.2019

Urometopus moczarskii

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18.06.2019 13:14, Жорес

UPDATE. Please look again. Corrected the link.

What kind of bug? Bronnitsy, MO.
I couldn't attach the picture, just something like this
Did the link open?

18.06.2019 13:54, AGG

UPDATE. Please look again. Corrected the link.

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%...%81%D0%B0%D1%87

18.06.2019 14:56, Жорес

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%...%81%D0%B0%D1%87

Thank you very much!

18.06.2019 16:26, grechanka

Today I found a strange prey at the flower spider - it caught some kind of "bug", I can't even imagine who it is Like something familiar, but who is it?

I'd guess a dead-eater larva)

19.06.2019 10:15, grechanka

Dear coleopterists, help us determine the type of kozheedov!

https://1.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x832

https://3.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x832

19.06.2019 14:15, Dmitry Vlasov

Dear coleopterists, help us determine the type of kozheedov!

https://1.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x832

https://3.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x832

some jamb links don't open

20.06.2019 12:35, grechanka

https://1.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x881

https://3.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x881

And so?

20.06.2019 15:32, Dmitry Vlasov

https://1.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x881

https://3.downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview...2&size=1263x881

And so?

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20.06.2019 22:07, astronom

Torez, Donetsk region, today
beetles were found in the Sahara and near cereals. Is it a pest or just flying from the street to the light? Size 2mm

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20.06.2019 22:23, Necrocephalus

Anthrenus fuscus. Sugar is not eaten, but cereals can spoil. But even then it rarely happens.

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20.06.2019 22:46, Fornax13

Anthrenus fuscus. Sugar is not eaten, but cereals can spoil. But even then it rarely happens.

th-some kind of not very he fuscus. What about coloratus?

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21.06.2019 1:03, Necrocephalus

th-some kind of not very he fuscus. What about coloratus?

How did I get it so wrong! Not A. fuscus, of course, in any way. A. coloratus-it may well be, but anthrenus can be determined from such a photo-please, you need to count the number of segments of the antennae and look at other morphology. I hope that astronom will have enough information that this beetle will not get into sugar or cereals that are not infected with other pests - it is attracted to substrates of animal origin. Keep an eye out for wool products, stuffed animals and sedentary old cats - they can be eaten.

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 06/21/2019 01: 04

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21.06.2019 17:31, MiLLeNium Niobius

Is it a narrow-bodied currant or plum zlatka? Although it was sitting on a black currant, but I am somewhat doubtful.
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21.06.2019 22:08, Fornax13

Is it a narrow-bodied currant or plum zlatka? Although it was sitting on a black currant, but I am somewhat doubtful.

quite a ribesi. And who is plumovaya? sinuatus?

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21.06.2019 22:33, MiLLeNium Niobius

quite a ribesi. And who is plumovaya? sinuatus?

Thanks for the definition. It looks like my currants kirdyk comes, dry with verzushka-her hands/larvae business. Yes, sinuatus, somewhere it is called pear, somewhere plum..

21.06.2019 23:01, Fornax13

How did I get it so wrong! Not A. fuscus, of course, in any way. A. coloratus-it may well be, but anthrenus can be determined from such a photo-please, you need to count the number of segments of the antennae and look at other morphology. I hope that astronom will have enough information that this beetle will not get into sugar or cereals that are not infected with other pests - it is attracted to substrates of animal origin. Keep an eye out for wool products, stuffed animals and sedentary old cats - they can be eaten.

This is yes, anthrenov from the photo to determine-shamanism is pure, except for a couple of b. m. recognizable species, and even within the middle zone.

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22.06.2019 0:26, MiLLeNium Niobius

Tell me a couple more, both from near Tula.
1. An old deposit, sitting on the very top of some cereal. June 12.
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2. This frachnik was discovered on the Chernobyl site (common wormwood) and attracted by its size-it seemed somehow small to me. The size was 9.5 mm. June 1st.
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22.06.2019 0:49, Fornax13

Tell me a couple more, both from near Tula.
1. An old deposit, sitting on the very top of some cereal. June 12.
2. This frachnik was discovered on the Chernobyl site (common wormwood) and attracted by its size-it seemed somehow small to me. The size was 9.5 mm. June 1st.

1-Harpalus, as a working hypothesis I would assume H. smaragdinus
2-Lixus fasciculatus, ate poorly

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22.06.2019 7:58, Mantispid

9.5 mm is quite normal for a male Lixus fasciculatus. I've seen smaller ones.

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22.06.2019 22:31, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 16.06.2019.

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23.06.2019 0:02, Mantispid

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 16.06.2019.

Limnobaris t-album

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23.06.2019 16:29, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please define it. 19.06.19. Rostov region. on the ears of wheat Triticum dicoccon in large numbers.

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23.06.2019 16:41, Mantispid

Please define it. 19.06.19. Rostov region. on the ears of wheat Triticum dicoccon in large numbers.

Anisoplia austriaca

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24.06.2019 22:44, astronom

Tell me what kind of shield carrier?
Torez, Donetsk region, mid-June, found on yarrow

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27.06.2019 7:32, seo990

Greetings.
Please help me identify the insect.
June 27, Neryungri, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Found in a greenhouse, eating quinoa. In addition to quinoa, horseradish root and a few weeds of different types grow in the greenhouse.
Insect sizes range from 2mm to 20mm. In total, about 100 pieces were found.
Last year there were none.

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27.06.2019 8:20, SergeyVo

Hello. Maybe someone can find photos of the species Lixus tibialis Boheman, 1843 and Microplontus mirabilis (Korotyaev, 1980). It is necessary for the Red Book website. I searched the Internet, but I didn't find anything more or less suitable.

27.06.2019 9:30, Mantispid

Greetings.
Please help me identify the insect.
June 27, Neryungri, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Found in a greenhouse, eating quinoa. In addition to quinoa, horseradish root and a few weeds of different types grow in the greenhouse.
Insect sizes range from 2mm to 20mm. In total, about 100 pieces were found.
Last year there were none.

Dead-eater larva, possibly Aclypea

27.06.2019 9:44, seo990

Dead-eater larva, possibly Aclypea

Thank you so much for your help

27.06.2019 21:20, Пензуит

Please tell me about plavuntsam and vodolyubam. Penza region.

1.

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27.06.2019 21:21, Пензуит

And for these reasons (continued)

6.

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28.06.2019 11:01, botanque

Please tell me about plavuntsam and vodolyubam. Penza region.

1. Acilius canaliculatus, male.
2. Rhantus bistriatus seems to be, but one hundred percent not sure.
3 and 6. Hydaticus seminiger.
4. Ilybius ater, judging by the characteristic arched "back".
5. Rhantus sp.
7. Hydrochara caraboides.
8. Hydrobius fuscipes.

This post was edited by botanque - 28.06.2019 16: 15

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29.06.2019 0:25, MiLLeNium Niobius

Is it possible to identify this elephant? Tula region, on the goat willow, early June. Isn't that someone from Phyllobius?
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This post was edited by InsideOfDream - 06/29/2019 00: 26

29.06.2019 8:35, Mantispid

Is it possible to identify this elephant? Tula region, on the goat willow, early June. Isn't that someone from Phyllobius?

Yes, Ph. maculicornis genera

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29.06.2019 10:17, Aksin

Can you please tell me if it is possible to define this Cantharis to a species? The photo was taken in early June in the Rtishchevsky district of the Saratov region.
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This post was edited by Aksin - 29.06.2019 10: 17

29.06.2019 14:29, Alexey Yabs

what is this bug? Sverdlovsk region, today
https://yadi.sk/i/RKs0tHoCcquLbA

29.06.2019 22:13, Александр57

Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region, June.
Is this Phyllopertha chorticola small, 7 mm, or another who?

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