Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

14.06.2008 19:32, Fornax13

Then Bad Den:
Yes, this one is a funny bug... It's amazing how it was possible to shoot in nature.

Ugh... Freaking session! It's called ZuPHium.

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14.06.2008 20:12, PG18

Then Bad Den:
Yes, this one is a funny bug... It's amazing how it was possible to shoot in nature.

The fact of the matter is that it was not possible to remove the already sprawling dead man, fished out of a butterfly trap, where he apparently flew. I didn't even see these beetles at night by the lamp. Others grazed on the ground, including ... M. ephratica
And here's another one. In this case, the abdomen protrudes 1 segment more from under the elytra. A different gender or species?


And more:
There were more than a dozen of them in the trap this morning. Length-8 mm
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14.06.2008 20:23, Fornax13

In the last photo-a female like, and on that like, too. Inflated maybe?
As it is, it's hard to catch them, let alone shoot them...

What can I say about the dark ones?.. Unless "Cool Lebiini!!! "

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14.06.2008 20:31, PG18

Do you recognize such a leaf beetle? Today, on sorrel, in abundance, ocd. Yekaterinburg.

Pictures:

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14.06.2008 20:35, Fornax13

14.06.2008 21:08, Swansson

Tell me, hu from hu, as well as the correctness of my definition.



Is it an idiota or another species?


This and the previous auropunctatum?
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cancellatus?

14.06.2008 21:22, Fornax13

1 - Brachinus ?type costatulus Quensel
2-Stenocorus (Anisorus) quercus (Gotz) (specialists, please correct me if I lied)
Pentodon seems to be the same
The first auropunctatum is very honest.
black ground beetles - the first is Pterostichus of some kind, the other 2 are Platynus, M. B. even assimilis.

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14.06.2008 22:07, Swansson

Additional information.

25 and 28 mm. Neutral black color. It doesn't seem to fit under glabratus...

These companions were sitting under a rock.

14.06.2008 22:31, Fornax13

14.06.2008 23:15, Swansson

14.06.2008 23:25, Fornax13

15.06.2008 0:07, Nimrod

15.06.2008 1:01, Fornax13

15.06.2008 7:04, Timandr

15.06.2008 7:10, Timandr

15.06.2008 11:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is this a frachnik? MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.

15.06.2008 14:37, Bad Den

Swansson, this is one of the subspecies of Carabus sibiricus, ssp. haeres or errans

"cancellatus?" - granulatus

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15.06.2008 14:45, Fornax13

15.06.2008 15:25, Fornax13

Help me clarify (just in case, simple types):
all (barbel, grave digger, nutcracker, leaf eater) from the Kemerovo region (only nutcracker-closer to the highlands-Kuznetsky Alatau)

Nutcracker - like Selatosomus of some kind.
The leaf beetle is very similar to Cryptocephalus sericeus (L.)
And the gravedigger would be nice to turn around - I can't say that, probably. Try this:
http://collections2.eeb.uconn.edu/nicroweb/nicrokeytext.htm

I won't lie about barbels

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15.06.2008 16:52, metallman.92

Good evening, please specify:


1 - Leiopus Femoratus,2 - Anatis Ocellata,3 - Brachyta Interrogationis ??

15.06.2008 17:24, Swansson

15.06.2008 17:30, Bad Den

granulatus 17 mm long?

Quite

15.06.2008 20:26, mikee

15.06.2008 20:28, Fornax13

15.06.2008 22:15, Swansson

15.06.2008 22:19, Swansson

15.06.2008 22:36, Fornax13

15.06.2008 22:38, mikee

15.06.2008 22:46, Fornax13

15.06.2008 22:52, REDBOOK

Steppe zone of the Chelyabinsk region, 1-15. 07
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15.06.2008 23:57, RippeR

mikee:
The first barbel Lamia textor
the second griseus, that's right

Can you catch them for me if you meet them again? And other barbels and goldsmiths, too.

16.06.2008 0:05, RippeR

metallman.92:
I can't say for sure, but I think it's nebulosus, not femoratus

Swansson:
I haven't read all the answers, but I think so:
Anisorus quercus true
Idiota true
2nd kalosoma in my opinion denticolle, yes correct minya Vidyaschii!
Trachycarabuses are difficult.. I can't compare photos right now. But it may be scabriusculus, not sibiricus... Look at the lists of regions. or someone else will tell you
Dorcadion or aethiops or carinatum, I have forgotten the signs, I also leave it to the seers or keys for revision.

16.06.2008 2:31, rpanin

Well, they are not at all like the above-mentioned ones in the Zinovsky photos. Moreover, this species lives stably from the south of Donetsk and further as mines. to Melitopol and Nikolaev. Can you tell me what keys or tables, well, very interesting...

This is C. errans .Haeres is most likely not found in the Donetsk region.
25-28 is too much for scabriusculus

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16.06.2008 6:14, Mylabris

16.06.2008 10:05, Fornax13

16.06.2008 11:18, mikee

mikee:
The first barbel Lamia textor
the second griseus, that's right

Can you catch them for me if you meet them again? And other barbels and goldsmiths, too.

As it is now fashionable to write in the credits of films, "not a single animal was injured during the filming" The beetles were released. And I also like to "catch"... Griseus came to the world at night in a single copy, and textor crawled out from somewhere in the white day. In general, I will store everything that comes across, except for outright banals (those that I can immediately identify myself) Let them lie to Ripper-a.

17.06.2008 15:27, Dinusik

I came across an interesting sawyere today, I see this for the first time. Can you tell me if this is Asias halodendri? Thank you in advance

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17.06.2008 15:34, Zalmox

17.06.2008 15:41, Dinusik

17.06.2008 15:49, KDG