Lamiinae, Cerambycidae

Cute bug! Can I get distribution data?

Unfortunately, I can't say anything about this taxon, and I don't have any data on its distribution or biology. If the barbel experts answer, I would be very grateful!

Oberea oculata (Linnaeus, 1758)
usually
Lviv region. Zhidachevsky district, Borodchitsy village on the river bank. Dniester in the willow tree June 2005

Pictures:

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Saperda scalaris ssp. hieroglyphica Pall., 1773
South Siberia, Altai, Shebalinsky district, 3 km south of Kumalyr settlement.
06.07.2003

Pictures:

Saperda_scalaris_hieroglyphica.jpg — (63.8к)

Saperda (s.str.) interrupta Gebl., 1825
South Siberia, Altai, Shebalinsky district, 3 km south of Kumalyr settlement.
05.07.2003 Body length 8 mm.

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Saperda_interrupta.jpg — (80.3к)

Cute bug! Can I get distribution data?

The Urals (Sverdlovsk region), Western and Southern Siberia, is known to the east approximately as far as the Krasnoyarsk Territory. It does not live in the Far East , so there is another vicar species of this group - O. heyrovskyi.

Saperda (Anaerea) similis Laich., 1784
Tula region, Kireevsky district, Bolokhovo district.
28.06.2001
Trans-Eurasian temperature type. Dendrophagus-oligophagus, on willow trees.

Pictures:

Saperda_similis.jpg — (77.75к)

Saperda maculosa M? n? tri?s, 1832-Azerbaijan, Lerik district, Peshtatyuk settlement, 15 06 2007. Talyshsko-S.It is endemic to Iran.

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maculosa.jpg — (129.59к)

What does he live in?

Question to Entalex: is Saperda (Anaerea) similis common in the Tula region?

And another question: when leaving the pupa, Saperda scalaris has a gray-green color of the elytra pattern, and if the beetle is kept alive for several days, it becomes intensely yellow. Why is this happening?

Question to Entalex: is Saperda (Anaerea) similis common in the Tula region?

No, omar, this species is rare and local. I have only one copy with a "magic", very old landing. A kind of island in the middle of an anthropogenic landscape. There I also found Saperda perforata, S. scalaris, S. populnea, Necydalis major. In the same area there is a population of Nymphalis xanthomelas.

In the Moscow region, this species is also very rare, so I asked. I never caught it myself.

In the Moscow region, this species is also very rare, so I asked. I never caught it myself.

Don't be discouraged omar, someday you will find it.

Thank you, I'll do my best!

What does he live in?

the larva eats oak, lapina, and wild cherries. imago runs along the trunks of these rocks.

Saperda scalaris (Linnaeus, 1758)
is a marble squeaker.
Body length 18 mm
♂ Lviv region, Zolochiv district, Hologorki village 07.06.07 On the fly
Lviv region, Yavoriv district, OKR village Stradch 29. V. 07 on oak logs

This post was edited by rpanin - 02.02.2008 17: 23

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Saperda populnea (Linnaeus, 1758)
Body length-13 mm
Lviv region, Peremyshlyansky district, near the village of Zalesie.28. V. 07. On a young aspen tree.

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hmm.. never noticed.. on the populnei, you can see a drawing like a scalar.
Can I find out exactly how it was detected?

  
Can I find out exactly how it was detected?

Like many beetles - by accident. I used to catch Gnorimus nobilis on umbrella fish . Another beetle scurried off the inflorescence . Annoyed, I turned around and buried my face in the bug. There was a small satisfaction. If I'd passed by, I wouldn't have noticed. Aspen - one and a half meters high.
They say that Saperda populnea is common .I don't know if it's normal somewhere, but this is my first capture.

It's clear.. and what exactly was the beetle sitting on-a leaf, a twig, a trunk??

It's clear.. and what exactly was the beetle sitting on-a leaf, a twig, a trunk??

I don't remember exactly now .On the edge of a twig, I think.

Saperdini from my collection (Yaroslavl region):
1. Saperda (Anaerea) carcharias Linnaeus, 1758
04.08.2003, Yaroslavl region, Rostov, leg. Titov D. V.

2. Saperda (Anaerea) similis Laicharting, 1784
05.08.2005, Yaroslavl region, Rostov, on the old tree willow,
leg. Titov V. D.
In my collection – the only specimen (and according to Elizara, this
is generally the first find in the Yaroslavl region)

3. Saperda (Compsidia) populnea Linnaeus, 1758
12.06.2007, Yaroslavl region, Rostov district, near
the village of Melenki, mixed forest, on a shrubby willow (?!), leg. Titov V. D.

4. Saperda perforata Pallas, 1773
July 1974, Yaroslavl region, Rostov, leg. Bandorin V. G.

5. Saperda scalaris Linnaeus, 1758
30.06.2002, Yaroslavl region, Uglich district, Metevo village, YarSU biostation
, leg. Yastrebov M. V.

Sternotomis (s.str.) pulchra (Drury, 1773)
Cameroon, VIII. 1996

Gerania bosci (Fabricius, 1801)
Thailand, Pkhukhet Island, 25.05.07

Pilemia hirsutula (Frolich, 1793)
Moldova, Razeni, 14.05.08

Phytoecia (Helladia) millefolii (Adams, 1817)
Crimea, Feodosia, Lysaya, 28.04.08

Cute barbel in the first photo I will soon create a gallery with one view of large barbels from Barneo.

you can also go here to avoid creating many topics

Which is Zographus sp. - actually Sternotomis (s.str.) pulchra (Drury, 1773), male

you can also go here, so that you don't have to create a lot of topics

OK Andrey. If the topic owner allows it then why not

Acanthocinus aedilis(Linnaeus, 1758)
female 20 mm
Lviv region, Yavoriv district, Stradch village, under the bark of cut pines-September 2005
Acanthocinus griseus (Fabricius, 1792)
rare.
male 11.mm
I-Frankovsk region, Yaremchansky district Gorgany 3. VII. 08 19: 30 On spruce decks
Lamia textor (Linnaeus, 1758)
female - 30 mm
Lviv region, Striysky district ocd .Pyatnychany village 8. VI. 07 on the forest road
Morimus funereus Mulsant, 1863
Молдова,Strasheny distr., Kodry Mts near Kaprijany vill. Leg Trach V. 7 -11.05.2002
Mesosa curculionoides (Linnaeus , 1761)
I.-Frankovsk region, village Vovchintsi 23. VI. 05 Leg.Zamoroka A. From the bottom of hardwood logs.
Mesosa myops (Dalman, 1817)
South Ural, Orengburz region, Kuvandiksky district near the Katral River. Leg. Korshikov .Л.1-8.VII.2002
Oberea oculata (Linnaeus, 1758)
Lviv region, Zhidachiv district, Borodchytsia village on the river bank.Dniester, in a willow tree June 2003
Musaria affinis (Harrer, 1784)
Lviv region, Zhovkovsky district, village.Dublyany in thickets of a grass stand 18. VI. 06
Pogonocherus hispidus Linnaeus, 1758
The body length is 6 mm.
S-Z Podillia, Ternopil region, near the town of Podvolochisk 27. IX. 08 N akepke after wading through a forest plantation.
Phytoecia cylindrica (Linnaeus, 1758)
Body length 10 mm.
I. - Frankovsk region, Gorodenkovsky district, Khmeleva village, Dniester canyon, 28. V. 2007 leg.Zamoroka A.
Phytoecia uncinata (Redtenbacher, 1842)
Body length 9mm.
I. - Frankovskaiskaya oblastya, okr. s. Vovchintsy 6. VI. 2006 leg.Zamoroka A.

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Acanthocinus_griseus__Fabricius__1792___11__..jpg — (108.64к)


Lamia_textor__Linnaeus___1758____30_mm.jpg — (120.92к)


Morimus_funereus_Mulsant__1863.jpg — (147.77к)


Mesosa_curculionoides__Linnaeus___1761_.jpg — (120.29к)


Mesosa_myops__Dalman__1817_.jpg — (137.83к)


Oberea_oculata__Linnaeus__1758_.jpg — (106.03к)


Musaria_affinis____Harrer__1784_.jpg — (127.52к)


Pogonocherus_hispidus_Linnaeus__1758_6_mm._27.IX.08.jpg — (141.85к)


Phytoecia_cylindrica__Linnaeus__1758__10_mm..jpg — (108.72к)


Phytoecia_uncinata__Redtenbacher__1842__9_mm..jpg — (139.43к)

",Strasheny distr., Kodry Mts near Kaprijany vill. Leg Trach V. "
Straseni district, Kapriany village, Codry forest area, part-time nature reserve
And who is Trach V. ????

And who is Trach V. ????

don't know

Helladia praetextata (Steven, 1817)
Crimea, Shchebetovka, the foot of Mount Kurban-Kaya, forest glade, on the grass and dry twigs, 30.04.08, I lay down

Pseudocaptosia cinerascens (Kraatz, 1882)
Kazakhstan, Bugun, 18.04.93, M. L. Danilevsky.

Morimus verecundus (Faldermann, 1836)
male, Karachay-Cherkessia, Zelenchuksky district, 10-13. 07. 07, Dementyev village
, female, Crimea, Shchebetovka, Kurban-Kaya, from lechinka from under the bark of a dry poplar, 30.04.08

Morimus asper ssp. funereus (Mulsant, 1863)
Large male, Moldova, Kozhushna, 11.05.08,
egg Large female, Moldova, Capriany, 28.08.08
Small light, Moldova, Lozova, 17.05.08
Small dark, Moldova, Kozhushna, 27.05.04

Phytoecia virgula (Charpentier, 1825)
Borolday, Karatau, Kazakhstan, 21.04.93, M. L. Danilevsky.

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DSC08644.JPG — (32.03к)

Well, I don't get it, stupid, while the pictures of collectible copies! But I still want to confirm the fishing reports with snapshots, and it probably will be correct.

Menesia bipunctata (Zoubkoff, 1828),
23.06.2008, Moscow region, Istra district, Dedovsk, in the grass near tree willows.



Oberea pupillata (Gyllenhall, 1817),
No. 1-03.06.1995, No. 2-30.06.2005; both: Yaroslavl region, Rostov, on the Tatar honeysuckle.
№1 №2

good pictures, everything is visible!

And on a gray background, it looks more spectacular!

And on a gray background, it looks more spectacular!

Thank you, I'll keep in mind!

1. Saperda (Anaerea) carcharias Linnaeus, 1758
Body length-29 mm.
Belarus, Vitebsk, on aspen logs Leg.Solodovnikov I. A. 25. VII. 1992
2. Body length-26 mm
.Bratsk, Angara River 10. VIII. 2006 Leg.Fominykh D.
Question: What is the difference between carcharias and similis ? Because size and color are relative attributes.

This post was edited by rpanin - 23.10.2008 11: 09

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Carcharias A has a denticle at the ends of the elytra, while similis A does not. This is clearly seen in the photo of Dmitrich.

Ruslan, it seems that both specimens in the photo are Saperda (Anaerea) carcharias Linnaeus, 1758. Elizar has already mentioned the denticles on the top of the elytra. S. similis is less stocky, and the points on the elytra are also different. I don't remember anything to remember, but I'll check it at home today using the caller ID.