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KDG, 04.04.2007 13:26

Bruchus affinis Frol., 1799-Volgograd. Develops on ranks (Lathyrus).
B. sibiricus Germ., 1824-okr. Volgograd
Bruchidius mordelloides Baudi 1886-okr. Volgograd. Developed on Coronilla varia
B. glycyrrhizae (Fahr., 1839) - near Lake Baskunchak / Develops on licorice
B. marginalis F., 1775-North Ossetia, okr. P. V. Zaramag, 07 1997. Developed on Astragalus.

This post was edited by KDG-04.04.2007 13: 31

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04.04.2007 13:36, Dinusik

Great photos!!!

04.04.2007 14:32, Proctos

Cool photos! Through what did you do?

04.04.2007 14:59, KDG

Cool photos! Through what did you do?

Olympus sp 350 via MBS

04.04.2007 15:10, Proctos

Did you use 1 layer or combine several layers?
What kind of adapter was used?

04.04.2007 16:16, KDG

Did you use 1 layer or combine several layers?
What kind of adapter was used?

layers can be up to 12-15. the adapter on my MBS is different. Previously, I used a simple plastic ring that allows me to "put the camera on the eyepiece. Makarov does the same, only the ring is made of iron with a fixing screw.

05.04.2007 9:56, KDG

Bruchidius virgatus Fahr., 1839-Armenia, Jermuk settlement

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05.04.2007 11:05, Bad Den

Previously, I used a simple plastic ring that allows me to "put the camera on the eyepiece. Makarov does the same, only the ring is made of iron with a fixing screw.

Can I tell you more about the design of this ring?

05.04.2007 12:41, KDG

Can I tell you more about the design of this ring?

yes, there is nothing really special there. A piece of iron matched in length/diameter to the camera lens and eyepiece, with a fixing screw fixing it on the eyepiece. The only point is that both Makarov and I have compact cameras with a small lens. I do not know how to land a camera with a healthy lens (such as Canon G3, G6, etc.). Here, most likely, you need a branded adapter with optical compensators. Or make it to order. I used to fit a plastic ring from the Student Cam Video Labs camera-it fit the diameter of the old camera lens.

05.04.2007 13:42, Bad Den

Did you make this adapter yourself? How far is the camera lens from the eyepiece lens? Or is it not essential? I also have a digital compact...

05.04.2007 14:06, KDG

Did you make this adapter yourself? How far is the camera lens from the eyepiece lens? Or is it not essential? I also have a digital compact...

Makarov did his own (the first version that I saw was generally from a bank of "Complivita"smile.gif). The distance is 3-5 mm, I think. Depending on this distance and the size of the eyepiece / field of view of the eyepiece.MBSa in the photo will have a black ring around the edge. "Playing" with the zoom, in principle, it can be leveled.
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05.04.2007 19:28, алекс 2611

Thank you so much for the photos! Large beautiful ground beetles and barbels are certainly great, but I want so much attention to various "little things".
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05.04.2007 22:11, KDG

Thank you so much for the photos! Large beautiful ground beetles and barbels are certainly great, but I want so much attention to various "little things".

OK, I'll continue! smile.gif
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06.04.2007 0:39, omar

Yes, please. smile.gif

06.04.2007 15:06, алекс 2611

Can I have more elephants and leaf eaters? Our gratitude would know no bounds within reason...
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06.04.2007 15:20, omar

We will not regret the flowers! beer.gif

06.04.2007 15:31, Dinusik

Thank you so much for the photos! Large beautiful ground beetles and barbels are certainly great, but I want so much attention to various "little things".


Among the beetles, there are many small species, and even very small ones!!! Here for them, I would definitely not regret the flowers!!! jump.gif

06.04.2007 16:10, KDG

comrades, have patience! I'm alone, and there are a lot of beetles...
it is clear that all sorts of interesting stuff is full, but I need to have it at hand:
1. mounted
2. reliably defined.

07.04.2007 10:07, алекс 2611

"Among the beetles, there are many small species, and even very small ones!!! Here for them, I would definitely not regret the flowers!!! "


All the same, you (lovers of ground beetles) are fine. On the forum "Images of insects" from the last ten pages-seven are devoted to ground beetles. And imagine the difficult fate of those (no doubt poor and flawed individuals) who are not interested in ground beetles at all.

07.04.2007 10:24, Dinusik

"Among the beetles, there are many small species, and even very small ones!!! Here for them, I would definitely not regret the flowers!!! "
All the same, you (ground beetle lovers) are fine. On the forum "Images of insects" from the last ten pages-seven are devoted to ground beetles. And imagine the difficult fate of those (no doubt poor and flawed individuals) who are not interested in ground beetles at all.



Duc, it's never too late to join... We zhuzhelyatniki are hospitable people!!! We'll teach the poor!

07.04.2007 13:49, Bad Den

And imagine the difficult fate of those (no doubt poor and flawed individuals) who are not interested in ground beetles at all.

Put aside the panic! smile.gif
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07.04.2007 16:20, алекс 2611

Duc, it's never too late to join... We zhuzhelyatniki are hospitable people!!! We'll teach the poor!


Very tempting...

07.04.2007 20:17, Nilson

"Among the beetles, there are many small species, and even very small ones!!! Here for them, I would definitely not regret the flowers!!! "
All the same, you (ground beetle lovers) are fine. On the forum "Images of insects" from the last ten pages-seven are devoted to ground beetles. And imagine the difficult fate of those (no doubt poor and flawed individuals) who are not interested in ground beetles at all.

There will also be elephants with plates and all sorts of very small evil spirits - just let the computer finish fixing.
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07.04.2007 20:54, алекс 2611

Hurray!!!!

09.04.2007 18:00, RippeR

just go to the definition - there from time to time something inetresnoe yes spread smile.gif
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11.05.2014 1:23, Dergg

Kytorrhinus karasini Fischer, 1809

Tuva, the southern shore of the lake. Kara-Hol, 1.08.2013

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This post was edited by Dergg - 05/11/2014 11: 13
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11.05.2014 1:30, Dergg

Megabruchidius tonkineus Pic, 1904

Anapa, on the window of the train "Anapa-Moscow", 31.08.2013

According to the ZING site, the species is native to Yunnan (China). Imported to France, Germany, Hungary and other countries. It was first registered in Russia only in 2010.


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11.05.2014 10:35, scarit

  Kytorrhinus quadriplagiatus Motschulsky, 1839

Tuva, the southern shore of the lake. Kara-Hol, 1.08.2013

Strange thing is, according to the keys from the Fauna of the USSR, it turns out exactly quadriplagiatus, and there is no alternative. However, in the range of this species, only the south of the European part is so indicated. It may be that this species was introduced to Tuva. In addition, there is a certain species Kytorrhinus kaszabi from Mongolia, described after the publication of the grain volume of the Fauna of the USSR. I don't know what he looks like, but maybe he is...

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This is Kytorhinus karasini Fisch., in Tuva ( and in general in Southern Siberia) it is common.
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11.05.2014 11:09, Dergg

This is Kytorhinus karasini Fisch., in Tuva ( and in general in Southern Siberia) it is common.


Hmm, strange, in the Fauna of the USSR, this species is somehow also missing in the defining keys. Although, as far as I understand, this is the type species for the genus Kytorrhinus. Thank you for your clarification!

11.05.2014 11:31, scarit

Yes, although its description in the "Fauna" is given separately. I caught a couple of specimens in the Kemerovo region. At first I defined them as K. quadriplagiatus, but A. Legalov from ISEJ redefined them as karasini.

12.05.2014 13:17, Lafa

In Irkutsk, this species (or a very similar one) was found in the mass on yellow acacia trees. We thought it was K. quadriplagiatus.

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