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Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

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17.07.2008 13:05, omar

It's like.
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17.07.2008 13:14, Fornax13

01. - some Sphenoptera.
06. -? Penichroa fasciata.
07. - Camptorrhinus statua-cool animal.
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17.07.2008 13:19, Serg Svetlov

Please tell me this Lamia textor (L., 1758)?

Yes, that's it.
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17.07.2008 13:24, omar

Curculio elephas is similar. But the other elephant, which came out badly, is very good. very.
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17.07.2008 13:26, omar

damn, we're ahead of you again.

18.07.2008 17:13, PG18

It must be a platitude, but I didn't find something in the topic of Lepturinae. Middle Urals, in the garden at the dacha.
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And this large (24 mm) Macroleptura thoracica from the Southern Urals?
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18.07.2008 17:15, Pleco

  
07. - Camptorrhinus statua is a cool animal.

What's so amazing about it?

18.07.2008 17:17, PG18

And this is what a flat mustachioed frame (flew into a butterfly trap at night). Sredny Ural, July 13.

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18.07.2008 20:13, KDG

It must be a platitude, but I didn't find something in the topic of Lepturinae. Middle Urals, in the garden at the dacha.
And this large (24 mm) Macroleptura thoracica from the Southern Urals?

1-Pseudovadonia livida
2 - Macroleptura thoracica
3 - Obrium cantharinum
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18.07.2008 21:36, Fornax13

What's so amazing about it?

Pleasant weevil, develops in dead wood, the group is mostly tropical. Although, of course, the taste and color, as they say... And what, do you really have a banal? In the "green" was given only for the Crimea and Transcarpathia like.

This post was edited by Fornax13-18.07.2008 21: 38
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19.07.2008 13:11, Динусик

Please help me determine what kind of barbel is this? Thank you in advance smile.gif

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19.07.2008 14:41, Ilia Ustiantcev

I think it's ragii. And before the view, I'm also interested in my own... It is combined with other beetles from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.
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And also, what kind of barbel: the body is like a fireman's (soft-bodied), the elytra are silver-gray?

19.07.2008 15:27, Musson max

Regarding barbels:
Dinusik: I assume that Monochamus galloprovincialis [Olivier, 1795], in comparison, is my specimen:
картинка: Monochamus_galloprovincialis__female_______edit.JPG картинка: Monochamus_galloprovincialis__female______edit.JPG
Ilya U: photo 1 it is assumed that Monochamus sartor [Fabricius, 1787], in comparison with my specimen:
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If not, please correctsmile.gif:
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19.07.2008 16:12, Fornax13

I think it's ragii. And before the view, I'm also interested in my own... It is combined with other beetles from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.
And also, what kind of barbel: the body is like a fireman's (soft-bodied), the elytra is silver-gray?

4. Curtonotus ? aulicus (Panzer, 1797)
5. Prosternon tesselatum (Linnaeus, 1758)
6. Lagria hirta (Linnaeus, 1758)
7. Poecilus (s.str.) ? cupreus (Linnaeus, 1758)
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19.07.2008 16:48, IchMan

Please help me determine what kind of barbel is this? Thank you in advance smile.gif

Yes, of course, this is Monochamus galloprovincialis (Olivier) and certainly not ragii, which does not have such long whiskers.
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19.07.2008 17:26, Nilson

2 Ilya Y
1-undoubtedly Monochamus urussovi, M. sartor is confined to dark coniferous forests of Western Europe, mainly mountainous.
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19.07.2008 17:27, IchMan

I think it's ragii. And before the view, I'm also interested in my own... It is combined with other beetles from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.


1. самка Monochamus urussovi (Fischer von Waldheim, 1806)
2. ?Leptura nigripes De Geer, 1775 not sure until the end, we should look at collections
3. Pachyta lamed (Linnaeus, 1758)
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19.07.2008 23:58, anna57

Please help me identify it. Moscow region, caught in the city.

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20.07.2008 0:09, Fornax13

Please help me identify it. Moscow region, caught in the city.

Yeah... Problematic will be...
1 - ? Neocrepidodera ? ferruginea (Scop.) Jumped?
2 - Gastrophysa polygoni (L.)
3 - ? Polydrusus cervinus (L.)

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20.07.2008 22:17, Victor Titov

I think it's ragii. And before the view, I'm also interested in my own... It is combined with other beetles from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.
2.
And yet, what kind of barbel: the body is like a fireman (soft-bodied), the elytra are silver-gray?

Photo # 2 shows Lepturalia nigripes (De Geer, 1775).
But according to the description you gave (the body is like that of a fireman (soft-bodied), the elytra are silver-gray) to identify a beetle (barbel?) very difficult...I take it you don't have a picture?" Maybe additional (special) signs were remembered from the meeting?

21.07.2008 0:52, IchMan

to Ilya At
The described barbel, by any chance not Oberea oculata? Did he have two dark spots on the red pronotum? There is a photo of him on page 68 - doesn't look like him?
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21.07.2008 9:08, omar

Ilya U: You didn't take a copy of Pachyta lamed?

21.07.2008 10:00, RippeR

Ilya, if you know where to catch Pachyta lamed-pull it by the ears!!!! Buim menyazzo

21.07.2008 14:41, ABCDEF

Dear experts, Could you help me with the definition: exactly a weevil, probably Otiorrhynchus, about 12 mm, the label says that from the Caucasus, barbel - ? , about 15 mm
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21.07.2008 16:44, brgadr

Dear experts, Could you help me with the definition: exactly a weevil, probably Otiorrhynchus,

Otiorinhus of course. But why did you photoshop it so much that even the dirt is symmetrical? It was not worth trying, it can be misleading. There are a lot of similar otiorhynchs in the Caucasus, some of them are not even described. Don't you know the exact location of the meeting?

21.07.2008 20:36, RippeR

Is it possible to determine ottiorhinkhusov from a photo? Especially similar ones?
brgadr: by the way, are there any ottiorhinchus known from the Polar Urals? And then I found some - maybe even 2 types. I wonder how many of them are even known from there?

21.07.2008 20:37, RippeR

barbel Acanthoderes clavipes or woltilaj
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22.07.2008 7:51, brgadr

to Ripper:
Of course, you can't, especially the Caucasian ones.
As for the Polar Urals, there are no endemics there, Otiorhynchus nodosus (Müller), O. politus Boh. and O. arcticus (F.) were cited for it. And there may also be almost ubiquitous tristis and ovatus.
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23.07.2008 11:40, ABCDEF

Otiorinhus of course. Don't you know the exact location of the meeting?

Thanks! Location specified: Kabardino-Balkaria, Nalchik.

And if anyone knows what kind of animal it is, please:
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23.07.2008 12:13, Дзанат

Hoplia tell me which ones? Identified as:
1. H. (s.str.) farinosa L.
2. H. (s.str.) parvula Kryn.
Mosk. region

23.07.2008 12:33, Buzman

To ABCDEF: Anostirus purpureus (Poda, 1761), female
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23.07.2008 15:03, KDG

 
what can be a tatarchani Reitter?

no
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23.07.2008 17:31, PG18

Tell me, PJ, these sexually dimorphic Anastrangalia sanguinolenta? Or maybe a different view?.. Middle Urals, late June.

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23.07.2008 17:42, PG18

Are these chlorophoruses from the Southern Urals (Kuvandyk district, mountain forest) correctly signed?

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23.07.2008 17:47, omar

I can vouch for the bottom one! smile.gif
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23.07.2008 21:15, RippeR

the first Rhaphuma gracilipes, if the genus is written correctly, and then it seems there are as many errors as in the word WORLD smile.gif
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23.07.2008 21:16, RippeR

Katya:
in my opinion, both are parvulas.. Does the Ministry of Defense even have farinosis? If there is, then maybe something like smile.gif
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23.07.2008 21:39, Дзанат

Katya:
in my opinion, both are parvulas.. Does the Ministry of Defense even have farinosis? If there is, then there might be something similar smile.gif

I looked, it seems like there is no farinose (whether it is worth paying attention to it already. eek.gif either Trichoferus or Cerambyx scopoli.. smile.gif ) on the green so it turns out, the color of the scales... maybe both parvulas...I don't think so...

24.07.2008 5:43, PG18

the first Rhaphuma gracilipes, if the genus is written correctly, and then it seems there are as many errors as in the word WORLD smile.gif

Thanks! Precisely! He really is more gracilipis than figuratus!

24.07.2008 7:55, Serg Svetlov

Tell me, PJ, these sexually dimorphic Anastrangalia sanguinolenta? Or maybe a different view?.. Middle Urals, late June.

For some reason, I think that this is Anastrangalia reyi Heyd. since the pronotum is strongly pubescent, and the dots on it are small, but of course it is poorly visible, the photo from above would be. and the beetles below,as already correctly identified, are Rhaphuma gracilipes Fald and Chlorophorus herbsti Brahm .
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