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14.07.2019 23:25, Genri

Good time of day. What kind of miracle is this ?
Респ. Башкортостан. Г. Октябрьский
На свет: https://yapx.ru/u/EoYAc

14.07.2019 23:35, Anton Kozyrev

the fact that no more than 1 cm is understandable... the exact size would be.

15.07.2019 3:05, Fornax13

Good time of day. What kind of miracle is this ?
Респ. Башкортостан. Г. Октябрьский
На свет: https://yapx.ru/u/EoYAc

Codocera ferruginea

15.07.2019 8:01, Fornax13

Well, if it's really less than 6, then I think you can sign it as O. minimus. Although the group is not easy in fact.

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15.07.2019 23:14, Nikolos

KCR Dausuz
If you can determine of course from this photo

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16.07.2019 6:35, maik

Archiplect most likely edithae exedithae Gottwald, 1985
Tribax probably circassicus teberdensis (Zolotarev, 1913)

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17.07.2019 12:19, Nikolos

Abishir Ahub's KCR
Again if possible to determine

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18.07.2019 20:41, igorgavrilenko

Hello everyone Help me decide what kind of beauties? Omsk region, Kalachinsk SV from Kalachinsk radius 3-5 km these are the ones that are green, black Kalachinsk near the house.

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18.07.2019 21:26, AGG

Cetonia aurata
Cetonia aurata
Blaps sp
Silpha sp

19.07.2019 10:08, MacrohunterLS

Krasnodar Region, near an overgrown river, in the fields. Size 15 - 20 mm

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19.07.2019 11:45, maik

Abishir Ahub's KCR
Again if possible to determine

I think all the same circassicus teberdensis (Zolotarev,1913)

19.07.2019 16:42, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please tell me, is this Harmonia veriegata? Chisinau neighborhood (in the house), November 25, 2018. Thank you in advance!

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19.07.2019 17:11, akulich-sibiria

can you tell me from this photo, what kind of horses in the mass can be? China. Harbin
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19.07.2019 17:16, akulich-sibiria

and here are these large green and blue plates. Harbin, China
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19.07.2019 17:35, Чегар

Hello! Please tell me, is this Harmonia veriegata? Chisinau neighborhood (in the house), November 25, 2018. Thank you in advance!

Yes like seven point

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19.07.2019 23:09, Fornax13

can you tell me from this photo, what kind of horses in the mass can be? China. Harbin

Cylindera (Eugrapha) ... elisae, probably.

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19.07.2019 23:26, Fornax13

and here are these large green and blue plates. Harbin, China

I suspect that Mimela - but it is necessary to look at it: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/32...nd_Zoogeography

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20.07.2019 8:25, Durimar

Please help me with the definition.
1 photo - 2018, August, Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, 20 mm.
2 photos-2019, May, Kiev region, 7.5 mm
. 3, 4 photos-2019, June, Kiev region, 13 mm each.

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20.07.2019 11:23, Fornax13

Please help me with the definition.
1 photo - 2018, August, Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, 20 mm.
2 photos-2019, May, Kiev region, 7.5 mm
. 3, 4 photos-2019, June, Kiev region, 13 mm each.

1-Liparus glabrirostris
2-Psallidium maxillosum
3-Rhabdorrhynchus
4-Neoplinthus tigratus porcatus, apparently-really from Kiev?

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20.07.2019 11:46, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, small

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20.07.2019 17:17, Durimar

1-Liparus glabrirostris
2-Psallidium maxillosum
3-Rhabdorrhynchus
4-Neoplinthus tigratus porcatus, apparently-really from Kiev?

Thank you.
Yes, Kiev region. I take it that Nakhodka's locale is unusual? Idiot view?

20.07.2019 19:29, Fornax13

Thank you.
Yes, Kiev region. I take it that Nakhodka's locale is unusual? Idiot view?

Yes, the locale is unusual, and I am not convinced that it was known from this area. Probably the easternmost point will be. However, the view is not as banal as it seems.

21.07.2019 6:52, Mantispid

Please help me with the definition.
1 photo - 2018, August, Ukraine, Transcarpathian region, 20 mm.
2 photos-2019, May, Kiev region, 7.5 mm
. 3, 4 photos-2019, June, Kiev region, 13 mm each.

Can you find out exactly where Neoplinthus tigratus porcatus was collected ?
According to "A survey of the weevils of Ukraine", this type is given for the Kiev region, but according to old literature data. As I understand it, there were no modern 100% finds yet.

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21.07.2019 7:46, Durimar

Can you find out exactly where Neoplinthus tigratus porcatus was collected ?
According to "A survey of the weevils of Ukraine", this type is given for the Kiev region, but according to old literature data. As I understand it, there were no modern 100% finds yet.

49.807550, 30.055691

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21.07.2019 8:11, Durimar

Who can tell you the differences in diggers? Kiev region, May-June.
1 photo - 14 mm.
2 photos - 20 mm, Almost black with a slight tint.
3 photos - 17 mm
. 4 photos-20 mm. Blue tide. Trypocopris vernalis?
In the first three photos, the beetles are very similar in appearance, only the ramer is different. Is it the same view or different?

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21.07.2019 8:28, Durimar

Still would specify on weevils. Kiev region, April-June.
1 photo - 12 mm, Cyphocleonus dealbatus?
2 photos - 15.5 mm, Bothynoderes punctiventris?
3 photos - 12 mm.

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21.07.2019 9:10, Larinus

Still would specify on weevils. Kiev region, April-June.
1 photo - 12 mm, Cyphocleonus dealbatus?
2 photos - 15.5 mm, Bothynoderes punctiventris?
3 photos - 12 mm.

1-yes; 2-90% yes, more confident - only with a microscope; 3-Mecaspis altrernans (Herbst, 1795)

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21.07.2019 9:42, Durimar

Kiev region, April-June.
1 photo - 9 mm.
2 photos - 10.5 mm.
3 photos - 10 mm.
4 photos - 12 mm, Liophloeus tessulatus?
5 photos - 12 mm, Otiorhynchus ligustici?

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21.07.2019 17:12, Mantispid

Kiev region, April-June.
1 photo - 9 mm.
2 photos - 10.5 mm.
3 photos - 10 mm.
4 photos - 12 mm, Liophloeus tessulatus?
5 photos - 12 mm, Otiorhynchus ligustici?

1 - O. tristis
3 - Liophloeus ?lentus
4-yes, L. tessulatus
5-yes

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22.07.2019 4:34, Chenopodiaceae

Hello, comrades!

Please help me identify the black-calf! South Kazakhstan, sands. Size 1.5 cm. Mobile devices. I apologize for the poor quality, this is unfortunately the limit of my technical capabilities.

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It seems to me that this subfamily is Pimeliinae.

22.07.2019 8:34, Durimar

Kiev region, May, 12 mm
. Platycerus caraboides or Platycerus caprea?

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22.07.2019 14:49, MiLLeNium Niobius

Can you tell me if this is Coccinella quinquepunctata?? Ryazan region, July 14, found in a garden.
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That's a case of falling ill, isn't it? At least, according to the indispensable desire to fall into the portal gnawed out by him, it has earned this name: (Ryazan region, July 13, on the side of a forest road in a plot, on ivan-tea)
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And what is the name of this surprisingly calm, swollen ground beetle, she found me yesterday in the Tula region, in the courtyard of a private house crawled up to the camera lying on the stump and "you take it off, take it off me, photographer!"
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22.07.2019 15:20, Fornax13

Hello, comrades!

Please help me identify the black-calf! South Kazakhstan, sands. Size 1.5 cm. Mobile devices. I apologize for the poor quality, this is unfortunately the limit of my technical capabilities.

It seems to me that this is a subfamily of Pimeliinae.

Tentyriini, habitually Anatolica. I don't know what it is.

22.07.2019 15:24, Fornax13

Can you tell me if this is Coccinella quinquepunctata?? Ryazan region, July 14, found in a garden.

That's a case of falling ill, isn't it? At least, according to the indispensable desire to fall into the portal gnawed out by him, it has earned this name: (Ryazan region, July 13, on the side of a forest road in a plot, on ivan-tea)

And what is the name of this surprisingly calm, swollen ground beetle, she found me yesterday in the Tula region, in the courtyard of a private house crawled up to the camera lying on the stump and "you take it off, take it off me, photographer!"

Ground beetle, which is Zabrus tenebrioides, paducha and ladybug - all right.

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23.07.2019 16:10, Radik

Is it possible to identify aphodium?
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, near the r. Request

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23.07.2019 16:19, AGG

23.07.2019 16:41, Radik

Great, Thanks!

23.07.2019 18:57, Dmitry Vlasov

Kiev region, May, 12 mm
. Platycerus caraboides or Platycerus caprea?

Platycerus caraboides

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23.07.2019 21:27, astronom

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

So still, does anyone know?

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24.07.2019 12:06, Radik

Maybe it will be possible to determine?
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, near the r. Pros, on light July 16, 2019

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