Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

I didn't think it was anything supernatural, but I have this bug, too. Ilya saw him a few years ago.

Well, where is the Tambov region, and where is the Moscow region? So the northernmost find comes out.

Agree

Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Petrushino village, under the spruce bark 22.09.2020
Ips typographus?

Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Petrushino village, under the spruce bark 22.09.2020
Ips typographus?

I ask for help in identifying these beetles collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, near the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September.

8. Licinus sp.?
Length-12 mm


9. Length - 8 mm


10. Length-11 mm




11. Length - 5 mm




This post was edited by chebur - 04.10.2020 21: 55

12. Small ground beetle. Reddish underside. Top with a copper sheen. I understand that the photo is bad. If at all there is a chance to determine the best quality from the photo, then I will retake it.
13. Harpalus rubripes ?


14. Leistus sp.

14 and 15.

16.
In addition to beetle number 8 (which I think is a female), the male Licinus sp. from the same soil trap. It's probably just one view.
Female and male together.

Male separately.

Male's head

Aedeagus

I ask for help in identifying these beetles collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, near the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September.

11. Otiorhynchus ovatus

I ask for help in identifying these beetles collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, near the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September.

8-Licinus depressus, male (#16) his own
9-Synuchus vivalis
10-Harpalus, look at the table, female rubripes, as an option
12-Amara (?Celia), I haven't looked at them for a thousand years
13-yes, it seems to
be 14, 15-L. ferrugineus, of course

good evening, can you help me on coccinelida?
Sospita gebleri? something of a doubt.

Help identify the weevil.
18.06.2020
Moscow Region, Zheleznodorozhny. l / p Kuchino
large 11 mm
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And you can say something from the previous post:

Help me deal with weevils

06.05.2020
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, l / p Olgino

Help identify the weevil.
18.06.2020
Moscow Region, Zheleznodorozhny. l / p Kuchino
large 11 mm

Common pine weevil, Hylobius abietis (Linnaeus, 1758)

I'll ask you too. Who knows the neotropical Ceratocanthinae?
There is such a Germarostes sp. from the north of Argentina, prov. Jujuy.

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I'll ask you too. Who knows the neotropical Ceratocanthinae?
There is such a Germarostes sp. from the north of Argentina, prov. Jujuy.

There is such an Italian - Alberto Ballerio, he was engaged in Ceratocanthinae (alberto.ballerio.bs@numerica.it) and from my experience, Italians are very kind and helpful.

There is such an Italian - Alberto Ballerio, he was engaged in Ceratocanthinae (alberto.ballerio.bs@numerica.it) and from my experience, Italians are very kind and helpful.

Ilya, thank you! I'll try to contact him. I'll mount a few more types, and send them all to the pile.

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.
Collected on 15.06.2020 in the Lukhovitsky district of the Moscow region

Rhagium (Megarhagium) sycophanta?



Cleonis pigra?



Larinus?

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.
Collected on 15.06.2020 in the Lukhovitsky district of the Moscow region

1.
2.
3. Larinus (s. str.) vulpes (Olivier, 1807)

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good evening, can you help me on coccinelida?
Sospita gebleri? something of a doubt.

I would call it Anatis ocellata. They are often striped in the east of their range. I have one from the Komsomol Nature Reserve.

I would call it Anatis ocellata. They are often striped in the east of their range. I have one from the Komsomol Nature Reserve.

but it's true, in the pursuit of a similar appearance, I probably missed important distinguishing signs of childbirth.
Thanks!

Good afternoon!
Please help with staphylinid. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, 8 Apr. 2020.
Fishing place-vegetable garden, humus

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Please tell me, what is Ontholestes?
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, Blagodatnaya village 18.07.2020

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Good afternoon!
Please help with staphylinid. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, 8 Apr. 2020.
Fishing place-vegetable garden, humus

Philonthus spinipes

Please tell me, what is Ontholestes?
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, Blagodatnaya village 18.07.2020

O. tessellatus

Thank you very much!

Please help me identify these two ground weevils.
Collected in a soil trap in a pine forest on sand dunes in the Oka River valley (south of the Moscow region) in August.
1.



2.




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I understand that identifying leaf blocks based on muddy photos is a hopeless task, but if you can still say something about them, I will be very grateful.
1. June 2020, Moscow, mowing near-water vegetation
is 3 mm long.


2. August 2020, Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, a wet meadow with a krovokhlebka, the soil trap
is just under 3 mm long.



3. August 2020, Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, a wet meadow with krovokhlebka, the soil trap
is just under 4.2 mm long.


4. September 2020, Chekhov district, Moscow region, dark coniferous moist forest, soil trap
is about 2 mm long.


5.
This is no longer a leaf block, but a leaf eater. Collected on the bank of a forest pond among near-water vegetation (about two meters from the shore, on a damp clay-sandy beach, on rosettes of some elongated leaves "a la sorrel"). I'm sorry, but in botany I'm 0 without /
This is not visible in the photo, but a beetle with a bright green tint.
Length-4 mm.



The post was edited by chebur - 11.10.2020 23: 07

Is it possible to identify this pillmaker from the photo?
It was collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a settled dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, in the vicinity of the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September.
Length-5 mm.

I understand that identifying leaf blocks based on muddy photos is a hopeless task, but if you can still say something about them, I will be very grateful.
1. June 2020, Moscow, mowing near-water vegetation
is 3 mm long.

Phyllotreta tetrastigma (most likely)

2. August 2020, Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, a wet meadow with a krovokhlebka, the soil trap
is just under 3 mm long.

Neocrepidodera nigritula

3. August 2020, Serpukhov district of the Moscow region, a wet meadow with krovokhlebka, the soil trap
is just under 4.2 mm long.

this is generally Dapsa (a good bug, by the way)

4. September 2020, Chekhov district, Moscow region, dark coniferous moist forest, soil trap
is about 2 mm long.

Dibolia

5.
This is no longer a leaf block, but a leaf eater. Collected on the bank of a forest pond among near-water vegetation (about two meters from the shore, on a damp clay-sandy beach, on rosettes of some elongated leaves "a la sorrel"). I'm sorry, but in botany I'm 0 without /
This is not visible in the photo, but a beetle with a bright green tint.
Length-4 mm.

Phaedon, like

somehow my formatting failed, sorry. But, it seems, it is clear.

The post was edited by smax - 12.10.2020 01: 19

I understand that identifying leaf blocks based on muddy photos is a hopeless task, but if you can still say something about them, I will be very grateful.

3. almost certainly D. horvathi

Is it possible to identify this pillmaker from the photo?
It was collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a settled dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, in the vicinity of the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September.
Length-5 mm.

Nothing is visible, but apart from Porcinolus murinus somehow nothing comes to mind

Good afternoon!
Is it possible to define Paederus?
April 23, 2016 Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. coastal area of a small pond.

Pictures:

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Good afternoon!
Is it possible to define Paederus?
April 23, 2016 Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. coastal area of a small pond.

P. (Poederomorphus) littoralis

Hello.
I ask for help with the definition of rainbows.
Collected in June in the Ramenskoye district of the Moscow region

01. Donacia marginata?


02. Donacia marginata?


03. Donacia vulgaris?


The message was edited by smb-13.10.2020 17: 56

1-not a pinhole case?
in general, they go well on the keys
https://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/donackey.htm

The post was edited by AGG-12.10.2020 15: 26

Thank you very much!

except for Strophosoma capitatum nothing comes to mind

except for Strophosoma capitatum nothing comes to mind

I guess you still answered me.
The second is very similar, and the first specimen is red in color with one elongated mandible - a male of this species?

I guess you still answered me.
The second is very similar, and the first specimen is red in color with one elongated mandible - a male of this species?

a newly born beetle, its pupal appendage did not fall off from one mandible)

1 M. O., Poplar 13.09.2020
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2 M. O., Voynovo gora, kokon na dudnik 10.08.2020

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3 m. o., Voynovo gora, larvae on St. John's wort 10.08.2020
Chrysolina variants?
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Number two Can Ilya help

Number two Maybe Ilya will help

Hypera conmaculata

August 26, Ryazan region. Pine forest with buckthorn-juniper undergrowth. Dug out of the sand.