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Gnorimus bartelsi Fald. and others

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Aleksandr Safronov, 30.01.2007 16:30

Gnorimus bartelsi (Faldermann, 1836), male
NW Caucasus, Adygea, Pshekho-Su, 1600 m
21.07.2006
Endemic to the Caucasus

Pictures:
picture: Gnor_bartelsi.jpg
Gnor_bartelsi.jpg — (44.36к)

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31.01.2007 13:52, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

"Once such a binge went."..

Accordingly, too, Bartels.
I don't remember the label, the beetles, alas, are in another city, both from the North Caucasus, both were caught not by me.
The photo is certainly not so hot, I do not own scanography, sorry.
picture: gnor.JPG

Gnorimus subopacus
Far East (I didn't catch five)
picture: gnori.JPG

Gnorimus nobilis
Uzhgorod district, near Nevitskoe station, the bank of the river Uzh, on the elder tree.
June 1999. The collection is mine.
picture: gno.JPG

Unfortunately, at least some decent photo of the octopunctatus from the collection was not at hand...
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01.02.2007 12:18, Guest

[Gnorimus nobilis
Uzhgorod district, near Nevitskoe station, the bank of the river Uzh, on the elder tree.
June 1999. The collection is mine.
picture: gno.JPG

Have you ever seen gnorimus variabilis in Transcarpathia?

01.02.2007 19:22, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Greetings!

No, for 4 years I have never come across it, and I'm not sure that it is known for the former USSR (I don't remember any references in the literature)...
Osmoderma eremita came across, if you go through this group further...

01.02.2007 19:44, Guest

Greetings!

No, for 4 years I have never come across it, and I'm not sure that it is known for the former USSR (I don't remember any references in the literature)...
Osmoderma eremita came across, if you go through this group further...


Osmoderma eremita-I wonder where and how?

And for the former gnorimus variabilis is known. They sent it to me recently . I don't remember exactly ,like from Tula. But I would like to catch samoma.

01.02.2007 21:06, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

I don't really remember, but I have a "feeling" that something is wrong with the view definition... either you or I have..
As far as I know, I also have a specimen of Gnorimus octopunctatus from Transcarpathia in my collection. Apparently, I caught it about 15 years ago in the Gorky region, and my friends caught it in the Vladimir region.
It may also happen that these are synonyms...

Although I honestly believed that there are only 5 species in the fauna of the USSR:
Far Eastern subopacus,
Talysh subcostatus,
Caucasian Bartels,
Carpathian nobilis,
European ostopunctatus...

BUT! Google, my friend, suggested: Gnorimus variabilis (L.) (=octopunctatus F.), so these are really synonyms and we are talking about the same species (http://eco.ulstu.ru/RedBook/redbook/docs/03-2.htm).

Then I don't really understand what is in this case this:
http://www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/vie...mus_variabi.jpg
So in the same Uzhgorod district, in the vicinity of the Nevitsky castle, only one was caught, cutting down, on wood.

02.02.2007 1:16, Nimrod

02.02.2007 7:46, RippeR

We also caught octopunctatus once in nature reserves, but no one else saw it.

02.02.2007 9:33, KDG

We also caught octopunctatus once in nature reserves, but no one else saw it.

quite regularly collected in the Rostov region

02.02.2007 10:30, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Of course, we'll know.
Doctor, and if in Rostov happens again, keep me in mind, pliz smile.gif

02.02.2007 13:08, Bad Den

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, G. octopunctatus is regularly found on hogweed inflorescences in the area of the UNN biostation (St. Pustyn village)

This post was edited by Bad Den-02.02.2007 13: 12

02.02.2007 13:20, KDG

Of course, we'll know.
Doctor, and if in Rostov happens again, keep me in mind, pliz smile.gif

karasho smile.gif

02.02.2007 14:11, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Hi!

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, G. octopunctatus is regularly found on hogweed inflorescences in the area of the UNN biostation (St. Pustyn village)


Clearly, it would be interesting to have a look at them.
I've never been in the Vetluga floodplain in Krasnobakovsky district in 2 seasons...
I didn't collect any more insects in the Gorky province.

02.02.2007 14:15, Bad Den

I'll post a photo in the eveningsmile.gif
From the north of the region (Semenov, Krasnye Baki and beyond) I never came across it, but it is possible to eat it in the Kilemarsky Nature Reserve.

This post was edited by Bad Den-02.02.2007 14: 18

02.02.2007 14:17, Mikhail F. Bagaturov

Thanks!

02.02.2007 15:11, Nimrod

If the topic concerns "ex" and others, then perhaps your approval is Mr. mikepride:

02.02.2007 15:43, rpanin

[
requires some revision. It is possible that in Armenia there is a population of G.armeniacusFald., hitherto known only from Turkey. A year ago, I had a chance to analyze the fees of one merchant from entomology, and on one cotton wool there were 3 males and 1 female of these same Gnorimus. I, then, regretted $ 3 apiece, however, maybe correctly. Although it is a pity that they went to bursa...
So, by all external signs, they were really very close to G.armeniacus....
Sincerely,.....
[/quote]

"Carpathian nobilis" - as if not quite Carpathian. There is also one in Podillya.Although it is geographically close.

02.02.2007 23:58, Bad Den

Just like I promised, I'm posting it.
06. VII. 2001
Nizhny Novgorod region, Arzamas district, p. St. Pustyn
I apologize for the quality-the lighting failed:
user posted image
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08.03.2007 13:34, алекс 2611

Caught G. octopunctatus in the Saratov region (near Volsk) on umbrella fish.

13.10.2007 16:28, rpanin

Gnorimus nobilis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Body length 20mm. 14-15. VI. 07g.
Lviv region. Polyansky district, near the village of Zalesye, Mostyshche. h=400m.(Podolskaya upland, Gologory) On umbrella and some other inflorescences.(I'm a mediocre nerd)

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picture: Gnorimus_nobilis__Linnaeus__1758__________14_15.VI.07.jpg
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03.02.2008 3:34, rpanin

Gnorimus variabilis (Linnaeus, 1758)
=Gnorimus octopunctatus Fabricius, 1775
Dina tela 20 mm
. Yu. Russia, Rostov region, Ust-Donetsky district, Krymsky settlement area. Leg. Arzanov Yu. 21-28. VI. 006

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Gnorimus_variabilis__Linnaeus__1758___._______________________.________________________.____.________._Leg.__________._21_28.6.006.jpg — (127.14к)

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21.05.2008 11:17, RippeR

I found Gnorimus at my house yesterday. Interestingly, it was hatched from the pine dust in which I collected larvae last year.
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02.07.2008 20:02, bugslov

Gentlemen, in the Fauna of the USSR of Medvedev, it is said that the northern limit of the range of Gnorimus octopunctatus (=variabilis) reaches Leningrad, and has anyone found it in the Leningrad region or in the Pskov region?
Someone can write me the northernmost find of this species.
sincerely.

06.07.2010 13:35, Anthicus

If it is still relevant, then there are finds from northern Latvia (I can give you the coordinates). The species is also found in the Vitebsk region of Belarus.
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28.07.2010 21:46, bugslov

If it is still relevant, then there are finds from northern Latvia (I can give you the coordinates). The species is also found in the Vitebsk region of Belarus.

I would be very grateful for the coordinates

30.11.2011 22:33, Dergg

Gnorimus nobilis L., male
Kaliningrad region, Zelenogradsky district, Pionersky district, 18.07.2009

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picture: P7178010.JPG
P7178010.JPG — (287.01к)

picture: P7188161.JPG
P7188161.JPG — (118.12к)

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02.11.2012 20:42, Dergg

Gnorimus nobilis Linnaeus, 1758, female

Kaliningrad region, Svetlogorsk city district, on umbrella roads, 26.06.2005

picture: P1010513.JPG
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02.11.2012 20:48, Dergg

Gnorimus subopacus Motschulsky, 1860

Primorsky Krai, Khasanovsky district, Gusevka, 20.06.2004, V. Bezborodov leg.

picture: P1010502.JPG
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03.11.2012 19:33, Bianor

G. subopacus
O. Sakhalin:

user posted image
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17.10.2016 20:30, vasiliy-feoktistov

Gnorimus variabilis (Linnaeus, 1758) (pair)
13. 06. 2014 Russia, Voronezh region, Gribanovsky district, okr. der. Upper Karachan leg. Malukhin M. V.
picture: Gnorimus_octopunctatus.jpg

Gnorimus nobilis bolshakovi Gusakov, 2002 (pair)
20. 06. 2015 Russia, Tula region, Shchekinsky district, okr. der. d. Orlovo, glade of power lines, on umbrella. leg. Malukhin M. V.
picture: Gnorimus_nobilis.jpg
I express my gratitude to Maxim for the material beer.gif
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