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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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08.08.2022 21:59, Fornax13

1. Dolichus halensis
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08.08.2022 22:43, MiLLeNium Niobius

1. Calathus sp. size is unclear

Size-like a common ground beetle like Calathus halensis by the way, as Fornax13 wrote:

1. Dolichus halensis

Oh, thank you, I've seen them in my garden, but I didn't know that they might not have a red mark on their elytra. So it's him.

The post was edited by InsideOfDream - 08.08.2022 22: 43

14.08.2022 23:08, chebur

Please help me with the definition.
Collected in early August in a window trap in the south of the Moscow region.
Length-approx. 4mm.
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15.08.2022 8:45, Fornax13

Please help me with the definition.
Collected in early August in a window trap in the south of the Moscow region.
Length-approx. 4mm.

Anisotoma castanea
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16.08.2022 16:43, maik

In Stavropol flies to the light 14.8.22 L-5 mm Berosus ?
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This post was edited by maik - 08/16/2022 16: 44

18.08.2022 0:39, Necrocephalus

Please help me with another batch of beetles from the Moscow region.
Small leiodidae, 1.5 mm
Liocyrtusa?
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Like Brachygluta, but it won't go any further
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Cheburashka?
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18.08.2022 9:56, Fornax13


Small leiodidae, 1.5 mm
Liocyrtusa?

yes, it seems to be, vittata as an option

Like Brachygluta, but it won't go any further

probably haematica

Cheburashka?

well, yes, in the sense of hydrobius
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18.08.2022 11:24, Necrocephalus

yes, it seems to be, vittata as an option

probably haematica

well, yes, in the sense of hydrobius

just vittata and comes out
on Brachygluta strongly also thought that haematica, but it is confusing that there are no tufts of hair behind it on top of the belly. The Germans write about this for some reason, like in their own key.

18.08.2022 13:34, Fornax13

just vittata and comes out
on Brachygluta strongly also thought that haematica, but it is confusing that there are no tufts of hair behind it on top of the belly. The Germans write about this for some reason, like in their own key.

So what's her gender?" If the female (and judging by what you can see in the photo, it is), then there should not be any hair bundles there.
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18.08.2022 13:55, Necrocephalus

So what's her gender?" If the female (and judging by what you can see in the photo, it is), then there should not be any hair bundles there.

Oh, man. I knew it. He was inattentive, the enemy's language was distracting. Thank you very much!

22.08.2022 19:48, botanque

In Stavropol flies to the light 14.8.22 L-5 mm Berosus ?
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Berosus spinosus, самец.
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23.08.2022 22:40, chebur

Please help me identify these beetles from the Moscow region.
1. Serebryano-Prudsky district, window trap on an oak tree, early August
Length-1,8 mm
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2. Serebryano-Prudsky district, window trap on an oak tree, early August
Length-1.7 mm
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3. Serebryano-Prudsky district, window trap on an oak tree, early August
Length-1.5 mm
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4. Chekhov district, sukhodolny lug, kosheniy, mid-August
Length-2.7 mm
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5. Chekhov district, sukhodolny lug, kosheniy, mid-August
Length-3mm
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23.08.2022 23:53, Necrocephalus

1. Holoparamecus caularum sort of like
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25.08.2022 1:46, Fornax13

Please help me identify these beetles from the Moscow region.

2-habitually some kind of Corticarina. If the male (front tibia with a prong), then it is better to tear off the genitals
3-except for Colenis immuna, nothing comes to mind.
4 - ?Olibrus-see the suture grooves
5-Microplontus. Not from tansy, by any chance?
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25.08.2022 11:22, maik

We drove kefir from RSO-A Mamison meadow approximately H-2500m and there is a bug 2.2 mm how it survived in this state is just a miracle
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25.08.2022 21:28, chebur

2-habitually some kind of Corticarina. If the male (front tibia with a prong), then it is better to tear off the genitals
3-except for Colenis immuna, nothing comes to mind.
4 - ?Olibrus-see the suture grooves
5-Microplontus. Not from tansy, by any chance?


Microplontus is most likely really from tansy. There is a lot of it in this meadow and I mowed it on purpose. I still hope to collect the tansy leaf beetle, but it's probably too early for it (as far as I understand, the beetle is late).

25.08.2022 23:10, Dmitry Vlasov

Microplontus is most likely really from tansy. There is a lot of it in this meadow and I mowed it on purpose. I still hope to collect the tansy leaf beetle, but it's probably too early for it (as far as I understand, the beetle is late).

My fees with eurina are dated last year with the deadline dates from 03.08 to 11.10...
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26.08.2022 12:55, botanque

We drove kefir from RSO-A Mamison meadow about H-2500m and there is a bug 2.2 mm how it survived in this state is just a miracle

Hydroglyphus geminus.
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26.08.2022 20:01, Fornax13

Microplontus is most likely really from tansy. There is a lot of it in this meadow and I mowed it on purpose. I still hope to collect the tansy leaf beetle, but it's probably too early for it (as far as I understand, the beetle is late).

If indeed with tansy, then Microplontus millefolii. But, in any case, check the keys.
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31.08.2022 20:58, Anton Kozyrev

May, Saratov region
Amara aenea?
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Oenopia conglobata?
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?
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This post was edited by psih-08/31/2022 22: 03

31.08.2022 23:26, chebur

Please help me with the definition. Beetles were collected at the end of August in a dry meadow in the Chekhov district of the Moscow region by mowing tansy.
1. Length - 6.5 mm.
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2. Length-2mm.
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01.09.2022 12:45, Anton Kozyrev

Anthrenus flavipes?

Pictures:
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01.09.2022 13:40, Alexandr Rusinov

May, Saratov region
Amara aenea?


Rather A. ovata
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01.09.2022 14:58, Victor Titov

Anthrenus flavipes?

I guess it's still Anthrenus picturatus...
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01.09.2022 14:59, Victor Titov

Please help me with the definition. Beetles were collected at the end of August in a dry meadow in the Chekhov district of the Moscow region by mowing tansy.
2. Length-2mm.
picture: IMG_0021.JPG

Pseudorchestes ?pratensis.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 01.09.2022 15: 01
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01.09.2022 15:04, Victor Titov

May, Saratov region.
Oenopia conglobata?
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yes.gif



?
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Silpha tristis

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 01.09.2022 15: 05
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01.09.2022 17:39, chebur

Pseudorchestes ?pratensis.

I looked up the keys for this genus on the website of I. A. Zabaluev. It says that most of the species are monophages and food matters when determining. Tansy is given for Pseudorchestes circumvistulanus (Białooki, 1997).

01.09.2022 21:27, Victor Titov

I looked up the keys for this genus on the website of I. A. Zabaluev. It says that most of the species are monophages and food matters when determining. Tansy is given for Pseudorchestes circumvistulanus (Białooki, 1997).

Well, as for the food plant - these jumping elephants are extremely mobile, and when collecting by mowing, it is hardly possible to say 100% that the net knocked them down from the food plant. On the website of Ilya, in my opinion, the keys for this genus are not given in full. Chase the bug away right here: http://coleonet.de/coleo/texte/pseudorchestes.htm , to be sure.
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04.09.2022 13:29, Dmitry Vlasov

Colleagues, please tell me your family. mol.gif Something nothing comes to mind shuffle.gifThere was a version that Xyletinus, but after comparison with whole beetles, the assumption was not confirmed. Moscow, elytra length 2.8 mm. picture: _________1.jpg

This post was edited by Elizar-09/04/2022 13: 30

04.09.2022 20:58, chebur

Please help me identify the bark beetle. Collected in a soil trap on the steepened slope of the southern exposure in the south of the Moscow region (Serebryano-Prudsky district).
Length - 2.3 mm. Long white pubescence.
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04.09.2022 21:15, Dmitry Vlasov

Please help me identify the bark beetle. Collected in a soil trap on the steepened slope of the southern exposure in the south of the Moscow region (Serebryano-Prudsky district).
Length - 2.3 mm. Long white pubescence.

the photo is so-so, indeterminate weep.gif
BUT compare with this https://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/RUS/thapetza.htm
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05.09.2022 16:57, chebur

the photo is so-so, indeterminate weep.gif
BUT compare with this https://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/RUS/thapetza.htm

I tried to reshoot it. It turned out a little better. But the photos are probably still not suitable for identification.
I looked at the representatives of the genus in the network. Thamnurgus rossicus is brought from the Galichya Gora Nature Reserve in the Lipetsk region from the settled site. To the place of collecting my beetle from this station-200 km to the northwest...
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05.09.2022 17:30, Gray-Ejik

Colleagues, please tell me your family. mol.gif Something nothing comes to mind shuffle.gifThere was a version that Xyletinus, but after comparison with whole beetles, the assumption was not confirmed. Moscow, elytra length 2.8 mm. picture: _________1.jpg

It looks like some kind of Magdalene elephant.
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05.09.2022 17:47, Dmitry Vlasov

It looks like some kind of Magdalene elephant.

Thank you, I'll check for collectible beetles

07.09.2022 22:50, Anton Kozyrev

Prosternon tessellatum?
Saratov, May.

Pictures:
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08.09.2022 1:48, Victor Titov

Prosternon tessellatum?
Saratov, May.

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08.09.2022 8:27, maik

Small beetle mowing on grass in KCR dol. r. Aksaut 20.6.2021 N-1250 m L-3 mm
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08.09.2022 10:20, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Voynovo mountain pic under the elm bark 6.05.2022
imago 31.05.2022
Scolytus multistriatu?
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The post was edited by Gennadich - 08.09.2022 10: 32

08.09.2022 12:18, stierlyz

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08.09.2022 15:14, Dmitry Vlasov

M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Voynovo mountain pic under the elm bark 6.05.2022
imago 31.05.2022
Scolytus multistriatu?

Definitely not Scolytus multistriatus, this is someone from a pair of S. scolytus/S. sulcifrons
and a large photo of the tip of the abdomen is possible?

This post was edited by Elizar-08.09.2022 15: 18

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