Australia, Northern Territories

21.06.2010 19:15, Ele-W

So, apparently, I will not wait for the huge gloriously deceased beetle sent by Ele spirits     ...

(ashamed.)

I don't want to run, but I don't want to be thoughtful and beautiful yet. But my word is stronger than peas! It Will be a bug!

21.06.2010 19:24, Ele-W

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21.06.2010 19:26, Ele-W

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24.06.2010 16:30, Ele-W

Euroctis lutea (Fabricius, 1775) and Euroctis sp. (Lymantriidae), possibly male and female ©

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24.06.2010 16:31, Ele-W

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25.06.2010 11:30, Ele-W

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25.06.2010 11:32, Ele-W

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26.06.2010 17:18, Ele-W

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26.06.2010 17:30, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

27.06.2010 8:58, Igor1962

27.06.2010 10:00, Ele-W

27.06.2010 10:03, Ele-W

the Sun continent has more crocodiles than beetles

I won't even argue! In my opinion-so it is, well, I'm all shot who flew to the lamp, and the beetles here once or twice and dwindled in comparison with others. And this is not yet in the city, there are more animals, only small butterflies fly in the city.

27.06.2010 10:04, Ele-W

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27.06.2010 10:55, Ele-W

The promised bug. Alas, still-in a hurry.

27.06.2010 10:57, Ele-W

The size tag.



If it was alive and moving, I would definitely be afraid to touch it, and even more so - to catch it. How good that it was immediately dried!

Beautiful pictures with details will be later when I set up a tripod for macro photography, so far just no time, no effort.

27.06.2010 11:05, Ele-W

Here I found it, already dried and waiting for me. True, I had been buzzing about "I want a bug!" for about ten minutes before that, but what was the result?

27.06.2010 15:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

27.06.2010 15:32, Victor Titov

 
If it was alive and moving, I would definitely be afraid to touch it, and even more so - to catch it. How good that it was immediately dried!

Thanks! It wasn't, it wasn't - and here's a bug, so a bug!!! And what a preservation of the specimen: found dead, and not a single segment on the paw is lost, not a single claw! By the way, you can take this beetle alive in your hands almost without fear: if you bite, it won't bite, unless it demonstrates its strength by resting its powerful legs on the palm - fingers. And with the definition of Vasily solashus - something from Dynastinae.

27.06.2010 16:30, Kemist

27.06.2010 16:39, Victor Titov

28.06.2010 6:58, Ele-W

Thank you, it looks like a female rhinoceros beetle (Subfamily Scarabaeidae: Dynastinae)

A scarab? Great! For luck.

28.06.2010 7:01, Ele-W

Thanks! It wasn't, it wasn't - and here's a bug, so a bug!!!

28.06.2010 8:04, vasiliy-feoktistov

A scarab? Great! For luck.

No, not a scarab, but a rhinoceros. But it belongs to the same family as the scarab: Scarabaeidae. But the subfamily is different: Dynastinae (Hollow beetles or rhinoceroses). Cool bug anyway!

28.06.2010 8:47, Ele-W

No, not a scarab, but a rhinoceros. But it belongs to the same family as the scarab: Scarabaeidae. But the subfamily is different: Dynastinae (Hollow beetles or rhinoceroses). Cool bug anyway!

Thanks! I'll try to remember.

28.06.2010 8:48, Ele-W

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29.06.2010 14:20, Ele-W

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29.06.2010 14:20, Ele-W

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29.06.2010 17:24, Ilia Ustiantcev

30.06.2010 16:58, Ele-W

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30.06.2010 16:59, Ele-W

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30.06.2010 17:12, Victor Titov

30.06.2010 17:15, vasiliy-feoktistov

But at 193-196, the largest object is again something cicada-like.

Yeah, I'd even say a lamppost of some sort.

01.07.2010 19:36, Ele-W

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02.07.2010 17:06, Ele-W

198. dipper Amerila (Rhodogastria) crockeri W. S. Macleay

bottom left - pollen beetle, family Alleculidae



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02.07.2010 17:06, Ele-W

201. Dipper Amerila (Rhodogastria) crockeri W. S. Macleay



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02.07.2010 17:07, Ele-W

204. dipper Amerila (Rhodogastria) crockeri W. S. Macleay







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