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Omophron limbatum

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omar, 22.09.2007 20:50

A charismatic ground beetle that inhabits shallow and wet coastal sand at the water's edge. It usually moves in its thickness. The sand should have a creamy consistency. Predator. It is found by digging out of this sand, in its surface layers, or under objects that have gone into it. It is not uncommon, but very local, and is confined to suitable sandy beaches. Runs and swims fast, so I apologize for shooting-fast running smile.gifIn the Moscow region is quite common. Lukhovitsky district, Moscow region, 29.05.2006
picture: omophron______.jpg

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22.09.2007 22:52, Archypus

At night, by the way, beetles come to the surface and are often found in the light of a lantern
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29.09.2007 11:54, Victor Titov

I myself, alas, have never found this cute guy. But a colleague this year shared with me the specimens collected in the Yaroslavl region, and he caught them (and in significant quantities) in traps with vinegar placed at the water's edge.
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29.09.2007 12:18, amara

Great picture, and tells more than with a pin in the box, thank you.

29.09.2007 13:02, Dabr

I've also been caught quite a bit in vinegar traps in wet sand pits in the Leningrad Region.
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29.09.2007 13:25, omar

I myself, alas, have never found this cute guy. But a colleague this year shared with me the specimens collected in the Yaroslavl region, and he caught them (and in significant quantities) in traps with vinegar placed at the water's edge.

Elizar?

29.09.2007 13:41, omar

picture: ui.jpg
Snapshot showing the meaning of homophron coloring
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29.09.2007 16:57, Zhuk

In the Ruzsky district. often on the banks of the Ozerninsky vdh. they get caught.
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29.09.2007 21:36, Victor Titov

Elizar?

No, even though the guy is from our "gang". They are with Elizar on the pliner today, and I couldn't keep them company for personal reasons weep.gif

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 29.09.2007 21: 43

29.09.2007 22:01, omar

What is a pliner? By the way, here is a question for everyone: why are the homophrons from the south colored in red-brown tones, and our northern ones are yellow? And I've been wanting to meet Elizar for a long time, he helped me, so I give him a low bow. I still can't get to Yaroslavl. frown.gif

29.09.2007 22:26, Victor Titov

What is a pliner? By the way, here is a question for everyone: why are the homophrons from the south colored in red-brown tones, and our northern ones are yellow? And I've been wanting to meet Elizar for a long time, he helped me, so I give him a low bow. I still can't get to Yaroslavl. frown.gif

Pliner - well, this is when artists go to landscapes, or something... that is, they were on excursions. And come to the Yaroslavl region, we will be very happy with Elizar! Debiting is not a problem. I'll give you my regards.
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29.09.2007 22:37, Nilson

I don't want to sound like a smart guy, but still 7 years of thin education do not allow you to keep silent smile.gif
Gentlemen-PLANER
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29.09.2007 22:51, Victor Titov

I don't want to sound like a smart guy, but still 7 years of thin education do not allow you to keep silent smile.gif
Gentlemen-PLANER

Excuse me, dear Nilson, we did not finish academicians... shuffle.gifNot, however, I meant exactly this, but a mistake came out...

29.09.2007 23:34, Bad Den

What is a pliner? By the way, here is a question for everyone: why are the homophrons from the south colored in red-brown tones, and our northern ones are yellow?

Omofrons, which I caught this year in the Belgorod region , are also more yellow...

29.09.2007 23:41, omar

I'm talking specifically about the southern ones. Such as the Lower Volga region, southern Ukraine, and the Caucasus...
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05.10.2007 13:15, Dinusik

I add my photos of the local species Omophron aequale jacobsoni Semenov, 1902. The quality is really not very good, because the object was already almost alive smile.gif
As for the color, I think it depends on the color of the sand in which these beetles live. Our sands are mostly white (well, or very light) and beetles have a very light color. I've seen instances from other places, and they tend to be darker.

Pictures:
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05.10.2007 15:05, Bad Den

How common is it?

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