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Mylabris, 18.03.2007 9:28

I offer you some photos of abscesses and invite everyone to participate in the creation of the family gallery.

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18.03.2007 9:53, Mylabris

More.

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18.03.2007 10:04, Mylabris

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18.03.2007 12:16, Dinusik

Very beautiful photos!!!

18.03.2007 14:08, Dmitrii Musolin

beautiful! but neither the author of the type, nor the year, nor var., nor ab. they don't appear in italics. let's try to do everything right, especially if it is posted in the public domain.

18.03.2007 16:22, Nilson

Great photos!

19.03.2007 11:59, Tigran Oganesov

It would be nice to print the name of the type not on the photo, but in the message.

21.03.2007 11:06, Mylabris

Lytta flavovittata Ball.

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21.03.2007 11:09, Mylabris

Meloe rugosus

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21.03.2007 11:11, Mylabris

Mylabris schrenki Gebl.

This post was edited by Mylabris - 11.06.2007 08: 50
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21.03.2007 11:51, Dmitry Vlasov

And Lytta flavovittata Ball. does it meet in Issyk-Kul?

21.03.2007 13:31, Mylabris

Occurs. Mostly on honeysuckle, lilac and ash. Form large clusters that smell very specific from afar (some of the nest of mice resembles)

29.03.2007 16:15, Cerambyx

Do L. flavovittata have any stable differences from L. vesicatoria? In the Southern Urals, vesicatoria with a sufficiently developed yellow longitudinal band of elytra, which can reach the middle of their length, are very common. If they are vicariants, does vesicatoria change to flavovittata at the range boundary, or do they just not touch? Ecology as I understand it is the same, we have vesicatoria most often nibbles the same plants.

This post was edited by Cerambyx - 03/29/2007 16: 33

30.03.2007 8:16, Mylabris

In general, the topic is interesting. Not for nothing before flavovittata was considered as a subspecies of vesicatoria. In my opinion, these are allopatric species. The line of overlap may be in the area of the Dzungarian Alatau or Tarbagatai with the Saur. But in the materials from those places, I have both types missing.

10.04.2007 11:01, Cerambyx

By the way, I have similar striped vesicatoria from the vicinity of Semipalatinsk.

10.04.2007 11:15, Cerambyx

And here are some more Meloes (I add my bad scans to cool Mylabris photos only because of their scientific value):
1,2-Meloe aeneus
3-Possibly what was described from near Uralsk as Meloe gaberti Reitt. It is not determined by any determinants, you go to brevicollis. But in brevicollis, the sculpture is much rougher, and in this beetle (by the way, the specimen is not the only one), the sculpture is almost as delicate as in M. uralensis and M. reitteri (but the shape of the pronotum and head does not go to the latter in any way)
All beetles from: 25 km south of Orenburg, Pervomaisky district

This post was edited by Cerambyx - 04/10/2007 11:23 am

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09.06.2007 3:10, Dinusik

Meloe variegatus Don.
2.06.2007
Amur region. Blagoveshchensk district. okr. s. Volkovo, aspic meadow.

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09.06.2007 3:15, Dinusik

Lytta caraganae Pall.
2.06.2007
Amur region, Blagoveshchensk district, Vladimirovka village, sukhodolny meadow.

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09.06.2007 21:25, Mylabris

Dinusik, T-shirt from the subgenus Proscarabaeus-note the shape of the pronotum and the extended middle segments of the antennae. Looks like M. proscarabaeus.

10.06.2007 1:06, Dinusik

But what about the iridescent scutes on the tergites? Or can they be of other species besides M. variegatus?

This post was edited by Dinusik - 10.06.2007 07: 32

10.06.2007 14:42, RippeR

violaceus and proscarabeus have iridescent scutes no less.. (and if this is a proscarabeus, then there is nothing to say how much more iridescent its shields lol.gifare )
In T-shirts, first of all, you need to look at the antennae and pronotum.

10.06.2007 20:04, Mylabris

Iridescent scutes on tergites - the so-called "areoles" are found in the vast majority of T-shirts. Variegatus is primarily distinguished by a rather large body size and iridescent metallic coloration of the entire body (transitions from metallic green to copper-red) and not just the areoles.
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11.06.2007 6:17, Dinusik

violaceus and proscarabeus have iridescent scutes no less.. (and if this is a proscarabeus, then there is nothing to say how much more iridescent its shields lol.gifare )
In T-shirts, first of all, you need to look at the antennae and pronotum.


Yes, I know about the mustache and pronotum. But it's good when you have the material at hand and you turn it around as you want, and on the photo (and even when the group is not yours) this is quite difficult. Moreover, in the DV identifier, these shields are just emphasized.

11.06.2007 8:56, Mylabris

Mylabris (Eumylabris) crocata (Pallas, 1782)
Distribution. Southern and Central Europe, Kazakhstan, Xinjiang, Southern Siberia, Southern Transbaikalia, Mongolia, Caucasus, Iran, Central Asia, also known from Syria.
Biology. Eco-friendly plastic look, from deserts to mid-categories. Beetles from late April to mid-September. Food on chicory, cornflower, tulips, gulyavnik, chondrill, bindweed, chingil, astragalus, poppies is noted; it is registered as a pest of agricultural crops.

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11.06.2007 8:59, Mylabris

Dinusik - here is a photo of variegata. Sorry for the poor quality - this is one of the "old"ones

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11.06.2007 9:01, Mylabris

Mylabris (Chalcabris) frolovi Germar, 1824
Distribution. Central Asia, Kazakhstan and adjacent regions of Iran, Afghanistan and China. In Kazakhstan: The southern part of the republic from the Aral Sea to the southern foothills of Altai and Zaisan. The northern border is not clear (known from Kounrad).
Biology. It is typical of desert and semi-desert landscapes, and is also common in desert zones of mountain ranges. Enters areas of irrigated land. Years from May to early September. It feeds on plants of many families, but prefers species of the legume family.

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11.06.2007 9:04, Mylabris

Mylabris (Ch.) intermedia Fischer-Waldheim, 1844
Distribution. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Xinjiang. In Kazakhstan –the southern part of the republic from the extreme east of Atyrau region to Zaisan.
Biology. It inhabits dry ephemeral plains and foothills. Beetles from the end of April to the end of July. First they feed on ephemera (poppy, iris), and after their flowering on plants of other families.

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11.06.2007 10:44, Dinusik

Thank you Mylabris! I can see the difference now.

12.01.2008 6:38, Mylabris

Lydulus albopilosus Sem.
Central Asian rare species. Biology is not studied. It is found in deserts. It is known from Kazakhstan from one specimen from the floodplain of the Ili River (Dubun pier). The length of the ekz is 7 mm.

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12.01.2008 12:13, Alexandr Rusinov

I decided to post a photo of Hapalus bimaculatus L. Shooting location: Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl region, Lyapinsky quarries, 15.04.2006
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12.01.2008 12:48, Mylabris

A wonderful couple! Thanks! Only write correctly-Apalus.
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21.01.2008 18:26, Mylabris

Mylabris (Chalcabris) intermedia Fischer-Waldheim, 1844

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05.12.2008 12:31, PG18

Abscesses from the Ustyurt West (South-West). Kazakhstan). April 29 - May 1. Then Bish took 3 days to shoot, and only about half of the recorded views. I haven't met any abscesses since May Day!.. Gone.
Thank you to Milabris for the definition.

Meloe (Meloegonius) cicatricosa Leach, 1815
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Mylabris (Argabris) audouini Marseul, 1870
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Mylabris (Argabris) sedecimpunctata Gebler, 1825
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Mylabris (Chrysabris) smaragdina Gebler, 1841
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19.12.2008 8:10, sergei-sch

And here are some more Meloes (I add my bad scans to cool Mylabris photos only because of their scientific value):
1,2-Meloe aeneus
3-Possibly what was described from near Uralsk as Meloe gaberti Reitt. It is not determined by any determinants, you go to brevicollis. But in brevicollis, the sculpture is much rougher, and in this beetle (by the way, the specimen is not the only one), the sculpture is almost as delicate as in M. uralensis and M. reitteri (but the shape of the pronotum and head does not go to the latter in any way)
All beetles from: 25 km south of Orenburg, Pervomaisky district

19.12.2008 8:12, sergei-sch

Dear Cerambyx, species number 3 is Meloe (Micromeloe) decora Brandt & Erichson, 1832. It's very good that you paid attention to it!

10.02.2009 18:07, Cerambyx

Dear Cerambyx, species number 3 is Meloe (Micromeloe) decora Brandt & Erichson, 1832. It's very good that you paid attention to it!

Thank you very much! But M. decorus has a metallic blue or purple head and pronotum, and my beetles have almost no ebb, as well as the whole body... And the pronotum of decorus is shaped like that of uralensis, and in mine it is about the same shape as that of brevicollis-aeneus... Or are these differences acceptable?

05.02.2010 1:02, PG18

And this topic would be revived. It's been lying there for more than a year:(
And beauty should work smile.gif
Mylabris (Ammabris) elegantissima Zubkov, 1837
on Ammodendron eichwaldii.

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05.02.2010 1:04, PG18

Lydulus semipurpureus Reitter, 1902
on Iris songarica

This post was edited by PG18-05.02.2010 01: 07

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18.02.2010 17:46, PG18

Abscess Megatrachelus, a remarkable filamentous mustache,
the type of which was not suggested even by the respected G. V. Nikolaev and S. V. Kolov (http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/ustyurt2.htm)
Western Kazakhstan, late desert steppes, late June and early July.

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18.02.2010 17:59, PG18

The male Cerocoma schefferi is the owner of unique whiskers and devices for cleaning them.
Western Kazakhstan, sands near the village of Miyaly

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