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Some Potosia spp.

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16.07.2008 14:18, Kemist

Protaetia (Indoprotaetia) alboguttata, female

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16.07.2008 19:57, Victor Titov

I'm really, really sorry shuffle.gif! I am one of the collectors who still prick beetles (large and medium-sized). But was there really nothing better for this copy than a pin for fastening folded men's shirts confused.gif?!

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 16.07.2008 19: 57
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16.07.2008 23:52, Nimrod

My compliments, ladies and gentlemen!
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17.07.2008 10:50, Kemist

I'm really, really sorry shuffle.gif! I am one of the collectors who still prick beetles (large and medium-sized). But was there really nothing better for this copy than a pin for fastening folded men's shirts confused.gif?!

Collected by a local resident in 1986 (judging by the label)

17.07.2008 11:44, Victor Titov

Ah, I see.

23.07.2008 9:56, Дзанат

Please look at my beetle. There are dirty grey spots on the front and middle legs, but not visible on the hind legs. Moscow oblast.
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23.07.2008 12:48, bugslov

similar to Potosia melallica
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23.07.2008 19:02, PG18

Yeah, on P. cuprea metallica. Only the topic somehow imperceptibly transformed into the "Definition of bronzes", which is in vain, IMHO...
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24.08.2008 16:33, Nilson

Potosia cuprea olivacea Mulsant 1842
15.VII.2006 France, Ruoms

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25.08.2008 15:50, RippeR

While I was traveling around Russia, such a creature emerged from the larva at home (the larva was taken in the village of Kapriyany)
It reminds me of the creature from Nimoren that I exhibited earlier..

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16.11.2008 12:16, bugslov

Here are some bronzes from my collection.
Eupotosia affinis (Andersch, 1797) - Dagestan, Khiva region 10.06.1956, length 19 mm
Netocia hungarica armeniaca (Men., 1832):
1-Armenia, Dilijan, 20.07.1988, Kalashin leg. length 21 mm.
2-Armenia, Ahti, 10.07.1970, Stepanov leg, length 20 mm.
Netocia hungarica hungarica (Herbst, 1790) - North Ciscaucasia, Mashuk, 5.07.1955, Kurnakov leg. length 18 mm.
Netocia trojana gobeti (Gory et Perch.) - Armenia, Tsakhunyats Mt. R., env. Arzyakyan vill., valley of Voskeget River, 1800-1900 m 17.07.2003, Koval leg. length 21 mm.

This post was edited by bugslov-04.08.2009 15: 29

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08.03.2009 20:46, Nilson

Potosia (Cetonischema) speciosa speciosa (Adams,1817)
S. RUSSIA, Krasnodar reg., Anapa distr., near B.Utrish vill.
12.VIII.2008

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08.03.2009 21:08, RippeR

wow. And who is the seeker?

09.03.2009 10:08, Nilson

wow. And who is the seeker?


Comrade Khachikov.

26.03.2009 13:22, guest: Юрий

How can I send you a few more views from Israel?

26.03.2009 14:01, Bad Den

Yuri, if you're talking about photos , then only registered users can attach photos.

27.03.2009 2:29, Sanangel

Greetings from Israel-Bronze copper fireflower PROTAETIA CUPREA IGNICOLLIS (Gory et Percheron, 1833). It flies in early spring. It is found in large numbers on thistle.
The photos were taken with the Canjn Power Shot SX110 IS camera on March 11, 2009 in the Haifa area.
And a few more photos of bronzes taken at the same time. In the photo, where the group Oxythyrea abigal, bottom right two bronzes Oxythyrea noemi Reiche et Saulcy, 1857
Yuri.

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27.03.2009 3:07, Papaver

Bugs are not my passion, but they are beautiful!
"And the bald one about the comb" - it looks like it really is Carduus sp. And what kind of view - you don't know exactly?

28.03.2009 16:26, Liparus

Help me identify
# 4...Ukraine, Crimea, Haypetri
, Ukraine, Kharkiv region
No. 6 ... on banana traps

and in the second photo, the bronze is slightly larger than No. 5 (black color)...Ukraine, A. R. Crimea, Kanaka, 400-600 m

Many thanks to Barry for the processed photos beer.gif

This post was edited by Liparus - 03/28/2009 16: 41

28.03.2009 16:41, RippeR

1-4 Setonia aurata, Crimean some subspecies, already forgotten )
5-metallica
6-marmorata
7-affinis
8 - fieberi
last one too cuprea
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28.03.2009 16:46, Liparus

1-4 Setonia aurata, Crimean some subspecies, already forgotten )
5-metallica
6 - marmorata
7-affinis
8-fieberi the
latter is also cuprea


If anyone on the forum on subspecies and forms painted byloby great! beer.gif

28.03.2009 22:36, RippeR

doubts only about the 5th and last, they may be cuprina, or maybe cuprea.
Somewhere there were differences - you need to look at the process of the mid-chest.

A subspecies of aurata from Crimea pallida DRURY, 1770
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21.08.2009 10:21, rpanin

Potosia fieberi (Kraatz, 1880
det. Vasko B. (from the photo)
Transcarpathian region. roc, Vinogradova. Black Mountain

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21.08.2009 22:40, Nilson

  confused.gif It looks like Potosia fieberi (Kraatz, 1880), but it doesn't look like it?
Transcarpathian region. roc, Vinogradova. Black Mountain

In my opinion, P. fieberi, despite the lack of light bandages on the hips. Ventrally difficult to confuse with something.
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22.08.2009 0:51, Kemist

There are small bandages

11.10.2009 20:13, Albatus

P. (Potosia) multifoveolata Reitter, 1898 - оба 18mm,
CHINA, N. Sichuan, near Sangpan, h=1000-1200m,7-14.07.2004, leg. V.Patrikeev

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11.10.2009 20:17, Albatus

P. (Pseudonetocia) kulabensis Reitter, 1893-20 mm
Pamir, Vanch region, Gishkhun, 15-20. 05. 2002, leg. A.V.Petrov

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11.10.2009 20:23, Albatus

P.(Potosia) caucasica ab. azurea (?) - 23мм,
Armenia, Ashotsk distr., 4.08.1995, leg. P.Kazaryan

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11.10.2009 20:27, Albatus

P.(Netocia) trojana godeti - 27mm,
Armenia, Egvard, Arailer Mt., 25.07.2000., leg. P.Kazarjan

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18.10.2009 15:21, Albatus

And these bronzes could not be identified, can someone tell me -

1. 22-23mm. Pakistan, Ilam, Swat, 12.07.2008, leg. local collectors
2. 20-22mm. N. Vietnam, Mt. Fan-si-pan, near Chapa, 1800m, secondary forest,
07. 1995, leg. local collectors

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18.10.2009 23:14, Kemist

The first bronze is more like Potosia indica, the range is suitable, the second is similar to Protaetia Liocola hymalayana
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18.02.2011 0:11, Kemist

Netocia hungarica mongolica, Mongolia, Ulan-Bator, Tzeterleg road, 11.06.2003, leg. S.Tchastilov.

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12.03.2011 16:31, Kemist

Netocia hungarica anatolica, Turkey, Antalia province, 33km WSW Antalia, Saklikent vill. Environment, Bey MTS., N slope of Bakirlidag mt., h 1800-1900m, 3-6.05.2010, N 36*49.848’, E 030*19.781’, leg Shankhiza E., Vlasenko A.

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13.03.2011 2:07, Kemist

Netocia hungarica armeniaca, Talysh, Yardimli district, Kyurekchi settlement, 28.05.08, leg. D. Kasatkin

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13.03.2011 2:14, Kemist

Netocia hungarica auliensis, Kazakhstan, 45 kilometers south of Dzhambul, 22.06.1987

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21.07.2011 0:41, bugslov

Gentlemen, who can tell by what characteristics Potosia cuprina can be distinguished from Potosia hieroglyphica? And then I have a huge series of about 100 beetles from Volgograd (Volga-Akhtuba floodplain) There are suggestions that there may be 4 species P. hieroglyphica, P. cuprina, P. metallica volhyniensis, P. caucasica.

21.07.2011 22:53, Kemist

It is unlikely that there will be P. caucasica, it has a completely different range. And it is desirable to see its standard instances. Most likely the majority of P. hieroglyphica. I would like to see images of beetles.

21.07.2011 23:06, bugslov

They are almost all alive, so this is a bit problematic, and the hand does not rise to starve shuffle.gif

21.07.2011 23:26, bugslov

Here are photos of some of them, all from Krasnoslobodsk.

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21.07.2011 23:31, bugslov

And what are the current ranges of P. hieroglyphica and P. cuprina? Otherwise, according to Medvedev, none of these bronzes should live in Volgograd at all.

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