Cerambycidae varia

Chlorophorus favieri (Fairmaire, 1873)
Calydon submetallicum (Blanchard in Gay, 1851)
Mesechthistatus furciferus (Bates, 1884)
Mallodon downesi Hope, 1843

The scans are excellent!
I think if it goes on like this ,it will be necessary to do not by species , but by genera of the title. For easier search. I have quite a few photos myself. It would be possible to spread them out in a more differentiated way . Barbels to barbels, and the carabid and others-separately.
I remember that in the recent past, it was difficult to find visual information for many species. The Internet is still far from containing what you would like . A lot of platitudes,but not something like that.....

I dare say that all the same photos
All hands for! You need to add up and classify!
I have a lot of photos, too. Every week - at least five new ones. There are some interesting things. How would it all be laid out for the obchestvennogo obozrenya?

Super beetles. All the tropics? Or who is closer to us?

For dividing photos into groups, I also give my vote Will be more convenient. You can request photos at once, if someone has certain types, to make it more convenient.

Where did you get it? Did you buy it? How much?

The last bug is generally a class!

And what is usually asked for in exchange? Interesting.

Sagridola and a few other Madagascar beetles were given to me by a Spaniard.

J. Vicens?

photos of chlorophorus only. the rest are scans.

I also wanted a scan. Look. It is caught in Bulgaria by Paracorymbia pallens.
Will it leave??
Movgli

Greetings!
Doctor, how does sivers differ from Zaitsev and moskhata Orientalis?
Scans - class as always!

Salam is mutual
Seavers is the longest - sawyered and longest-legged of them all. And also with a red underside of the body. And Zaitsev, for example, is all green and is known only from the holotype....

Hi!
Copy that, sir."
I mean, it's all definitely Sievers?
Are they definitely musky then?
It's funny that I used to see Sivers in training camps in units and not every year, but now I've been around for years... on the contrary, orientales have always been in numbers, and now zero integers and others in tenths...

There's no way right now, you know, dear, until I get to them myself.
So I remember that the leftmost one is from one, the other two are from another place (both from one).

Excellent!
By the way, can there be any other species of anagliptus in Moldova besides mysticus?

Peruvian licidoid oddball
Peru, Junin, 8 km NE from Puerto Okopa, Cananedem vill.
Knowledgeable people say it looks a lot like a typical echo instance. I still don't like the idea, though. Probably the lack of images of other standard instances

Piezocerina is terrible. In the description (thanks to the kind people), it is written in Portuguese in white that the legs are black. And in the picture attached to the description (<url>) - yellow and red. How can you do that to provincials...
Peru, Loreto, road from Iquitos to Nauta, oh.

because prickly (I don't know how to put it bigger), it doesn't look like anything else, even approximately, and even among its brownish relatives stands out for the madness of colors