Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

28.05.2008 21:03, Mylabris

29.05.2008 12:16, bials

Help us identify everything from Moscow and the Region.
1. size 12-15mm

2. weevil 5-6 mm

3. the size of a narrow wing (at first I even thought that it was, until I saw the mustache.

29.05.2008 12:50, Bad Den

29.05.2008 12:57, Ducat

29.05.2008 16:39, RippeR

29.05.2008 16:53, Anatol-08

Was photographed on May 02, 2008 at a dacha near Krasnodar

29.05.2008 17:56, Buzman

For some reason, it seems to me that this is some kind of Phyllobrotica...

29.05.2008 18:22, Ducat

29.05.2008 18:50, Fornax13

29.05.2008 19:05, Buzman

Yes, it looks like Ph. elegans. But the spot near the shield is somewhat reduced and too clearly defined...

This post was edited by Buzman - 05/29/2008 19: 06

29.05.2008 19:21, RippeR

29.05.2008 19:23, Buzman

And hto knows them Maybe elegans is.

This post was edited by Buzman - 05/29/2008 19: 25

29.05.2008 20:05, Fornax13

29.05.2008 20:18, Buzman

29.05.2008 20:46, Fornax13

Well, judging by the photo of frontalis (and by the name ), then her head is not completely black - after all, her forehead is red.

29.05.2008 21:18, bials

Help, if you can, with the shield carriers.
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2.
3.
4.

This post was edited by bials - 05/29/2008 21: 19

29.05.2008 21:27, Ducat

1. Similar to Cassida viridis
2. Like Cassida rubiginosa
3 and 4 Without options.

This post was edited by Ducat - 05/29/2008 21: 30

29.05.2008 21:36, Fornax13

29.05.2008 21:55, Fornax13

Colleagues, do you agree with the definition of staff? In my opinion, something very interesting-I didn't understand it yet, there is an assumption that there is some kind of Micrillus. Judging by its habit, it is a very soil-dwelling animal
Astrakhan region, Green Garden.

Pictures:

P5100054.JPG — (111.26к)

29.05.2008 22:01, bials

Help me identify the barbels Taken by M. O. 29.05.2008

I never saw them one by one, it was all love. And it is only necessary to look at them, immediately kick in the grass, probably shy. They had nowhere to fall and I caught them.

This post was edited by bials-05/29/2008 22: 02

29.05.2008 22:10, Fornax13

30.05.2008 10:28, guest: Anatol_08

Thank you gentlemen for your attention! I myself am a ram in entomology (however, as well as in botany) (10 classes), but sometimes I photograph what is caught in the lens. I'll spread it out a little bit. If you have any suggestions for photos , we will try to take them into account. I will be glad if my photos are useful to you.

30.05.2008 17:34, PG18

Take a look, PJ. Did I sign skakunov correctly?
Ustyurt Nature Reserve (South Kazakhstan region), May 5-18.
Cicindela (Cicindela) lacteola lacteola
Cicindela (Lophyridia) littoralis conjunctaepustulata
Cicindela (Cephalota) deserticola
Cicindela (Cephalota) elegans turkmenica
Megacephala euphratica caspica

Pictures:

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05_10_Kendyrli___Cicindela_deserticola_0334.jpg — (54.67к)


05_04_Kyrtakhtai___Cicindela_littoralis_conjunctaepustulata_0364.jpg — (65.24к)


05_04_Kyrtakhtai___Cicindela_lacteola_0333.jpg — (73к)


05_18_Oneri___Megacephala_euphratica_0459.jpg — (59.59к)

30.05.2008 21:06, Ducat

to PG18
is correct, so the offset is

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30.05.2008 21:37, RippeR

31.05.2008 6:14, PG18

Cool beetles! And the report?

This is it, a photoreport. Beginning. Now the abscesses, to Milabris.
Except for the first T-shirt (from Orenburg region), all from Ustyurt, April. After May 1, not a single melonid was caught.
The second, black T-shirt is very large, 4-5 cm.

This post was edited by PG18-31.05.2008 06: 18

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31.05.2008 7:36, Mylabris

31.05.2008 8:29, PG18

To PG18
1. Meloe proscarabaeus L
2. Meloe cicatricosus Leach
3 .Mylabris sedecimpunctata Gebl (specimen with poorly developed black spots is not uncommon)
4. Mylabris audouini Mars.
5. Mylabris smaragdina Gebl. - one of the rarest abscesses!
If you don't mind, just hit the collection points. Have you collected them or just photographed them?

Dates and periods in file names (the first one is Orenburg region, Gubernia settlement; the others are Ustyurt district, Kokusem well).
There are some instances, but very few
Mylabris smaragdina-was quite numerous. But very small (5-7 mm). I have 3 copies
of "Mylabris sedecimpunctata" - all were with such points or without them at all.

And here is another nrvnik (11-14 mm) from Kokusem (also on May 1, 2008):

31.05.2008 9:12, Ilia Ustiantcev

Moscow, yesterday, 1 m. from the Setun river.

31.05.2008 12:08, Dmitry Vlasov

31.05.2008 12:25, Ilia Ustiantcev

31.05.2008 15:12, Fornax13

 
"Mylabris sedecimpunctata" - all were with such points or without them at all.

And here is another nrvnik (11-14 mm) from Kokusem (also on May 1, 2008):

Similar to M. festiva (Pall.)

And with these - I still don't understand festiva or not:

This post was edited by Fornax13-31.05.2008 15: 17

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31.05.2008 16:08, PG18

Thanks! They helped with abscesses. Now you can also read essays in the book.
A few more elephants (South Ustyurt), please:
Large (about 2 cm), on white and black saxaul


Large (almost 2 cm), ate the grass on which it sits here


Large (about 15-20 mm), common in thickened salt springs


Similar view. On both sides.



Rather fine (8-10 mm), with a curly hairline


Small (about 5 mm) male (top) and female on some
composite

31.05.2008 16:48, Nilson

31.05.2008 18:50, Mylabris

31.05.2008 19:57, PG18

To PG18: Requires a picture of a straightened beetle from above and (preferably) from below. Previously, too, festiva.

Agreed. I'll just get some dies

31.05.2008 22:11, bials

Help identify beetles (Moscow 29.05.2008)
The pillmaker? Which one?

And also
a.
b.

31.05.2008 23:09, Fornax13

31.05.2008 23:14, Fornax13

31.05.2008 23:42, RippeR