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01.01.2014 13:06, Sergey Didenko

I almost made out the catocal. It remains to print some labels and so on little things. I lay out the first third. I'll post the rest in a few days.
PS I added another box, the rest by the end of the holidays...

I FINISHED ANALYZING THE CATOCALS. NO ONE UPDATED THE TOPIC, SO I'M ADDING NEW PHOTOS TO THIS POST.

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04.01.2014 20:30, Sergey Didenko

I have completed work on the catocals for this winter, and the next step is the Arctids. I hope to sort out 3-4 boxes over the holidays.

04.01.2014 20:42, Mantispid

Curculionidae: Entiminae: tribes with dorsal antennal grooves.
And separately my Otiorhynchus rolleyes.gif

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05.01.2014 5:26, Konung

I have completed work on the catocals for this winter, and the next step is the Arctids. I hope to sort out 3-4 boxes over the holidays.

however, the Omsk region stands out from the general mass ))
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05.01.2014 10:57, Dmitry Vlasov

I finally finished off a box of leaf beetles from the Clytrinae-Cryptocephalinae group. Everything is here with the exception of a few " exotics "(Far East; Wed. Asia) that are on the definition...
A lot of interesting things came to light while A. O. B. was sorting them out, identifying them, and checking them for me, for example, the mass Labidostomis lepida, and L. tridentata - only one samets, Cryptics in the collections - 27 species from the YAO..., there are also infrequent ones...

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05.01.2014 12:15, Mantispid

I finally finished off a box of leaf beetles from the Clytrinae-Cryptocephalinae group. Everything is here with the exception of a few " exotics "(Far East; Wed. Asia) that are on the definition...
A lot of interesting things came to light while A. O. B. was sorting them out, identifying them, and checking them for me, for example, the mass Labidostomis lepida, and L. tridentata - only one samets, Cryptics in the collections - 27 species from the YAO..., there are also infrequent ones...

Cool!!! And I have only 21 species of cryptocephalus, 4 pachybrachis and 1 stylozomus smile.gif

And what are the small green cryptocephaluses in the row below the clitras? Do you really have such a massive solivagus?

05.01.2014 16:06, Dmitry Vlasov

Cool!!! And I have only 21 species of cryptocephalus, 4 pachybrachis and 1 stylozomus smile.gif

And I most likely have 1 pachybrachis, but all those given for determination turned out to be females and A. B. ordered to catch males in order to accurately identify the species...
And what are the small green cryptocephaluses in the row below the clitras? Do you really have such a massive solivagus?

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Moreover, almost exclusively "men" are included in the collection, and only a few females from the points where the males have not yet been collected... (Yak and Gemm are the instructions of their predecessors)...
And a list of Yaroslavl cryptics, in bold, who is in my collection...
Cryptocephalus androgyne Marseul, 1875 (=caerulescens C. R. Sahlberg, 1839) (Як).
Cryptocephalus aureolus Suffrian, 1847 (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus bameuli Duhaldeborde, 1999
Cryptocephalus biguttatus (Scopoli, 1763) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus bilineatus (Linnaeus, 1767) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus bipunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus cordiger (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus coryli (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gem)
C ryptocephalus decemmaculatus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus distinguendus Schneider, 1792. (Як)
Cryptocephalus exiguus (Schneider, 1792) (=wasastjernii Gyllenhal, 1827) (Yak; Gemm)
C cryptocephalus flavipes Fabricius, 1781 (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus frontalis Marsham, 1802 (Gemm)
Cryptocephalus fulvus Goeze, 1777 (Yak; Gem)
Cryptocephalus labiatus (Linnaeus, 1761) (Yak; Gem)
Cryptocephalus laetus Fabricius, 1792 (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus moraei (Linnaeus, 1758). (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus nitidulus Fabricius, 1781. (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus nitidus (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus ocellatus Drapiez, 1819 (Yak; Gemm).
Cryptocephalus octopunctatus (Scopoli, 1763). (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus pallifrons Gyllenhal, 1813 (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus parvulus Muller, 1776 (Yak)
Cryptocephalus pini (Linnaeus, 1758) (Yak; Gem)
Cryptocephalus punctiger Paykull, 1799. (Yak)
Cryptocephalus pusillus Fabricius, 1777. (Yak; Gem)
Cryptocephalus quadripustulatus Gyllenhal, 1813. (Yak)
Cryptocephalus saliceti Zebe, 1855 (Gem)
Cryptocephalus sericeus (Linnaeus, 1758). (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus sexpunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758). (Yak; Gemm)
Cryptocephalus solivagus Leonardi, Sassi, 2001
Cryptocephalus violaceus Laicharting, 1781 (Yak, without number, as indicated by Kokuev; Gem)
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05.01.2014 16:11, AGG

for example, the mass Labidostomis lepida, and L. tridentata - only one male,

I fully support it, but we don't get lepidus very often either

05.01.2014 16:36, Mantispid

And I most likely have 1 pachybrachis, but all those given for determination turned out to be females and A. B. ordered to catch males in order to accurately identify the species...

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Moreover, almost exclusively "men" are included in the collection, and only a few females from points where males have not yet been collected... (Yak and Gemm are indications of their predecessors)...

And I have only 3 solivagus from different places, I gave two to Benkovsky, and one is worth it. Not a frequent bug.... sericeus dominates the flowers.
I also try to pull all the pachybrachis, but so far they are mostly females and we have to determine their morphological characteristics. This is quite reliable if the beetle has a typical color.

05.01.2014 17:21, AGG

And I have only 3 solivagus from different places, I gave two to Benkovsky, and one is worth it. Not a frequent bug....

Ilya, mow down the curtains of St. John's wort and you will be happy

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05.01.2014 18:04, AGG

  

similar ones were scattered in piles. I don't even hope for a definition, but ... wall.gif while fotkal, a couple of "views" found teapot.gifexactly crazy with them. et I haven't touched the dustpan yet rolleyes.gif
anyone interested in more details is welcome http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=538909
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ps the customer asked for 10 copies of the species, something left for sale warhead Ctenuchidae A-details by mail

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06.01.2014 13:21, Sergey Didenko

I'm starting to clean up the bear tanks. As always, God forbid I have time to clean up 20% over the winter, and by the next winter it turns out to be a garbage dump again. To begin with, two boxes of microarctins, our own and North American.

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06.01.2014 14:04, niyaz

I'm starting to clean up the bear tanks. As always, God forbid I have time to clean up 20% over the winter, and by the next winter it turns out to be a garbage dump again. To begin with, two boxes of microarctins, our own and North American.

Sergey, and how much per day is it possible to straighten?

06.01.2014 14:32, Sergey Didenko

Sergey, and how much per day is it possible to straighten?

Very little. When I work - a maximum of ten, and now, when the holidays and daily drinking and even less. If you have a quiet day off - 30. This is Tolik (beetle), 150 pieces a day straightens, but he is a professional, I will never be enough for so smile.gifmuch
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08.01.2014 16:57, I.solod

A little help for beginners on birdwings-homemade atlases
please do not criticize - as I did as I wanted and for myself personally
there are such files for all sailboats in the world - something else is in the works

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09.01.2014 23:01, I.solod

Who is interested in receiving the remaining files-please write to E-mail.
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12.01.2014 17:21, alexey-fadeev

Hello, my name is Alexey, I live in the Vladimir region. I post photos of training camps made in 2010-11 in the vicinity of the village. Sosnovka, Vyaznikovsky district, Vladimir region.

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12.01.2014 21:00, AGG

Hello, my name is Alexey, I live in the Vladimir region. I post photos of training camps made in 2010-11 in the vicinity of the village. Sosnovka, Vyaznikovsky district, Vladimir region.

fine FEES, BUT WRITE ON the LABEL AREA wink.gif
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13.01.2014 0:34, Triplaxxx

Hello, my name is Alexey, I live in the Vladimir region. I post photos of training camps made in 2010-11 in the vicinity of the village. Sosnovka, Vyaznikovsky district, Vladimir region.

I would advise you to glue all the little things, but not to prick them-they will be more intact.

13.01.2014 0:53, alexey-fadeev

fine fees, BUT write on the label. wink.gif

Thank you very much, I am very pleased with such an assessment-yours and other participants. Oh, many labels were made quickly, as "temporary", but, of course, there is nothing more... I will definitely replace it, in one word)

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13.01.2014 1:11, alexey-fadeev

I would advise you to glue all the little things, but not to prick them-they will be more intact.
in the new season, perhaps, I will test the dies. In general, I keep small insects on mattresses, especially with delicate covers, like some" weak body " hemerobia)

13.01.2014 14:02, scarit

Don't you have the desire (or the ability) to arrange material in boxes by squad and family?

13.01.2014 14:14, alexey-fadeev

Don't you have the desire (or the ability) to arrange material in boxes by squad and family?

yes, I confess, there is a lot of confusion, the reason for the lack of space, mainly. And - I think you will understand - the desire to protect the most interesting specimens from leatherworms. however, I still keep it intact) Here.

14.01.2014 17:39, Mantispid

And I once started my hobby with barbel beetles, which now seems rather strange to me. I collected this collection in 2007-2010 and haven't added much to it since. In those days, I was just beginning to learn the basics, and hence such a stupid rasp "in the splinter"... there's already plagionotus's paw flying off (

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19.01.2014 17:36, Sergey Didenko

I picked up a few more bears. Added oknogin to the box with microarctins. Callimorphin sorted them all out.
I added Anaxita to them in the box. There are still 6 species in this genus, but I haven't collected them yet. If anyone has other species of this genus, it would be good to put up photos.

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19.01.2014 19:25, Чегар

Even though I'm completely calm about butterflies, it's still a pleasure to watch it.
If only someone else put up small ground beetles. And more, more...
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20.01.2014 15:35, GlebSinon

Plus with all my hands, so to speak, to the commentator above!
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20.01.2014 19:56, Чегар

So where are the beetles? eek.gif

20.01.2014 20:30, Mantispid

Well if no one wants to wink.gif

Here are my beetles, though not particularly small, and a lot of junk ...

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20.01.2014 21:33, Чегар

Yeah, that's it!

23.01.2014 0:02, Andrey Bezborodkin

A little Morfid and Kaligo

Judging by the latest revision by Patrick Blandin, didius became a subspecies of godarti ?
http://www.patrickblandin.com/zooms/15-che...fabricius-1807-
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24.01.2014 14:31, DYNASTES

A little scoop

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24.01.2014 19:47, Igar

I'll put up my local catocals.

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24.01.2014 23:00, Владимир К

In support of the zhuzhelichnaya theme. A bit of the Bembidion genus....
I apologize for the quality of the photo, all that I could squeeze out of the soap dish.

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25.01.2014 11:53, Bad Den

A little scoop

And who is the one in the upper-left corner?

25.01.2014 12:27, DYNASTES

And who is the one in the upper-left corner?


Leftmost row from top to bottom:

Phyllodes verhuelli Chenderian forest, Malaysia
Phyllodes imperialis Australia
Phyllodes consobrina Thailand
2x Phyllodes eyndhovii Borneo

25.01.2014 18:09, Igar

A little bit of dippers, as I don't catch what I have in large batches.

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26.01.2014 13:08, Igar

Mother-of-pearl and checkers.

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27.01.2014 16:40, I.solod

Good day forumchane!
regional reference (funds stand separately) collection of daytime butterflies of Belarus - I tried to put variability in all generations of top and bottom

I missed one mailbox - on satirids (it was in a different place) - I'll add
it soon sorry for the quality - I took pictures with my mobile phone

Aberrant specimens are mostly caught in nature.

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27.01.2014 16:46, I.solod

continuation

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