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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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08.03.2020 21:38, stierlyz

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08.03.2020 21:38, stierlyz

08.03.2020 23:04, Sergeyy

Help me determine it. Belarus Minsk region 06. 07. 2019.

08.03.2020 23:06, Sergeyy

Help me determine it. Belarus Minsk region 06. 07. 2019.

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09.03.2020 3:21, John-ST

Help me determine it. Belarus Minsk region 06. 07. 2019.

Nicrophorus vespillo (Linnaeus, 1758)
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09.03.2020 21:43, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, March.
Harmonia axyridis?
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10.03.2020 11:53, Mantispid

Saratov, March.
Harmonia axyridis?

That's the one... this infection has reached us weep.gif
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10.03.2020 19:17, Anton Kozyrev

Why infection?

10.03.2020 19:19, Guest

Good evening! Today I met the first zhuchara of this season, or rather, he flew to my hand to say hello smile.gif
Tula, a gentrified area with lawns and buildings, but surrounded by meadows. In the hands was only the phone unfortunately, sorry for the quality. The size of the beetle is approximately 7 mm. Can I find out the name of the March guest?
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10.03.2020 19:24, Mantispid

Why infection?

First, Harmony is much larger, more prolific and aggressive than our native cow species, which leads to a sharp decline in their numbers. Secondly, with mass reproduction, this ladybug is harmful to agriculture. Third, they are toxic and cause inconvenience to people, being the cause of allergic diseases.

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10.03.2020 19:24, Victor Titov

Good evening! Today I met the first zhuchara of this season, or rather, he flew to my hand to say hello smile.gif
Tula, a gentrified area with lawns and buildings, but surrounded by meadows. In the hands was only the phone unfortunately, sorry for the quality. The size of the beetle is approximately 7 mm. Can I find out the name of the March guest?

Hydrobius fuscipes
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10.03.2020 21:23, stierlyz

First, Harmony is much larger, more prolific and aggressive than our native cow species, which leads to a sharp decline in their numbers. Secondly, with mass reproduction, this ladybug is harmful to agriculture. Third, they are toxic and cause inconvenience to people, being the cause of allergic diseases.

She has been living with us for 10 years. There are no fewer local cows, agriculture cannot suffer from it, and there are enough more serious allergens without it. Well, except that it warms up in the spring in a private house, and they will fit on the window, while you throw it away, then your hands stink...
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10.03.2020 22:04, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, today, very small(about 2 mm), about
on chistyak

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10.03.2020 23:01, chebur

Please help me identify this cow.
9.3.2020 Moscow region, Chekhov district
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10.03.2020 23:11, Triplaxxx

Ciscaucasia, today, very small(about 2 mm), about
on chistyak

Meligethes sp.
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10.03.2020 23:13, Triplaxxx

Please help me identify this cow.
9.3.2020 Moscow region, Chekhov district

Oenopia conglobata (Linnaeus, 1758).
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17.03.2020 14:27, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please tell me, is this Lagria hirta? Chisinau neighborhood, August 4, 2019. Thank you in advance!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

17.03.2020 17:44, А.Чегар.

It Is
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17.03.2020 17:53, Dmitry Vlasov

Hello! Please tell me, is this Lagria hirta? Chisinau neighborhood, August 4, 2019. Thank you in advance!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

Genus Lagria, but in Moldavia according to the Pal. Cat. 2 species-L. hirta and L. atripes
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17.03.2020 19:37, А.Чегар.

The genus Lagria, but in Moldavia, according to Pal. Cat. 2 species-L. hirta and L. atripes

Oops! I didn't know. Thanks for the tip, we'll have to take a closer look.
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18.03.2020 14:56, Раду Кибзий

Hello! Please tell me, is it Lagria hirta or Lagria atripes? Chisinau neighborhood, June 5, 2019. Thank you in advance!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/radu_chibzii/...eposted-public/

22.03.2020 14:04, alar13

Good afternoon! Photo by phone. Neighborhood of Samara (forest-steppe), flew into the house. Summer 2019, month, unfortunately, I will not specify.
It looks like a ground beetle, but it doesn't look like anyone else in that it has sharp points on the cephalothorax and a crest on the back.
Experts! please help me determine if the photo allows you to
https://yadi.sk/i/XTAkywiM_pI2oQ

https://yadi.sk/i/JSjL1U9ZqLVv9g

22.03.2020 14:35, Dmitry Vlasov

Good afternoon! Photo by phone. Neighborhood of Samara (forest-steppe), flew into the house. Summer 2019, month, unfortunately, I will not specify.
It looks like a ground beetle, but it doesn't look like anyone else in that it has sharp points on the cephalothorax and a crest on the back.
Experts! please help me determine if the photo allows you to
https://yadi.sk/i/XTAkywiM_pI2oQ

https://yadi.sk/i/JSjL1U9ZqLVv9g

Barbel from dorcadion

22.03.2020 16:24, Bad Den

Good afternoon! Photo by phone. Neighborhood of Samara (forest-steppe), flew into the house. Summer 2019, month, unfortunately, I will not specify.
It looks like a ground beetle, but it doesn't look like anyone else in that it has sharp points on the cephalothorax and a crest on the back.
Experts! please help me determine if the photo allows you to
https://yadi.sk/i/XTAkywiM_pI2oQ

https://yadi.sk/i/JSjL1U9ZqLVv9g

Barbel Dorcadion carinatum.
I couldn't fly in - they don't fly because there are no wings smile.gif

22.03.2020 18:15, alar13

Barbel Dorcadion carinatum.
I couldn't get knocked up - they don't fly because they don't have wings smile.gif


Thank you very much!

23.03.2020 21:34, Opas

Good afternoon.
Please help me determine.
Peru, Junin, 18.03.2020
https://photos.app.goo.gl/nykDUufNtQBFEVcW6
https://photos.app.goo.gl/QnShtp21ymZU2ey29


Please also tell me how to add photos so that you can see them immediately. I haven't written it for a long time, I forgot how to do it

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23.03.2020 22:38, Alexsey

Thank you very much!

The most common one in Samara, the period from the end of April to august

28.03.2020 21:05, Anton Kozyrev

Adalia bipunctata?
Saratov, March 27.
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28.03.2020 21:08, Mantispid

Adalia bipunctata?
Saratov, March 27.

Of course
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30.03.2020 0:38, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, March.
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30.03.2020 14:29, GlebSinon

The latter is similar to Poecilus punctulatus, not sure if it exists in your area. Maybe something close.
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31.03.2020 13:57, ManWithNoName

hello! I ask for help in determining the floaters, I would like to understand the distinguishing features myself using examples, and not on schematic drawings.

all arrests in the Kaluga region

Dytiscus circumcinctus?
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Dytiscus marginalis or maybe Dytiscus dimidiatus ? because the lower yellow border on the pronotum is absent
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Dytiscus marginalis?
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31.03.2020 17:18, IKamskov

Help us identify water lovers. Thank you in advance

31.03.2020 17:29, IKamskov

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31.03.2020 21:36, botanque

hello! I ask for help in determining the floaters, I would like to understand the distinguishing features myself using examples, and not on schematic drawings.

all arrests in the Kaluga region



The first one is hard to see, a bigger picture would be better. And the color of the head.
The second is yes, D. dimidiatus.
The third is correct.

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31.03.2020 23:17, ManWithNoName

The first one is hard to see, a bigger picture would be better. And the color of the head.
The second is yes, D. dimidiatus.
The third is correct.


Thank you so much for your reply. and the fact that the marginal and dimidiatus processes on the segments are visually almost identical - is this how it should be? only on the border of the difference? and then according to the diagrams that I found the processes of dimidiatus oval, but here it is not clear.


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here's a bigger photo.

the lower border is slightly thinner but the segments are sharp the difference is clearly visible horizontally.

01.04.2020 11:09, botanque

only on the border of the difference?

Actually, this is a noticeable difference, if you catch it. The apices of the processes along the outer edge are convex and rounded in D. dimidiatus and concave in D. marginalis. Well, the body shape of both species is different - D, marginalis is wider.

01.04.2020 11:56, ManWithNoName

Actually, this is a noticeable difference, if you catch it. The apices of the processes along the outer edge are convex and rounded in D. dimidiatus and concave in D. marginalis. Well, the body shape of both species is different - D, marginalis is wider.
Yes, this is D. circumcinctus. In D. thianschanicus (which goes as D. circumflexus in the qualifiers), the processes are even longer, the eyes are without a yellow border, and the body is elliptical. In D. circumcinctus, the body is slightly expanded beyond the middle of the elytra.


Thank you so much for the clarification!

02.04.2020 12:10, Anton Kozyrev

Kozheed. Saratov, in the apartment.
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03.04.2020 8:28, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 27.03.2020.

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