Cerambycinae varia

Maybe someone knows if Trichoferus pallidus is found in Crimea?

Coleopterists! We need your advice! Until recently, I believed with absolute certainty that the beetle (pictured) lying on the mattress in my collections was a musk barbel (Aromia moschata). Found in the Crimea, in the vicinity of the village of Luchistoe (this is between the Angarsk pass and the Demerdzhi mountain range) on July 5, 2007, crawling peacefully across the road, as a result of which he ended up on a cotton mattress . But on the map in the Red Book of Ukraine (2009) in Crimea, I did not see a single point at all – neither "old" nor "new". What's it? Maybe I misidentified (unfortunately, I'm not a specialist in "woodcutters"), or the authors of the essay (Ermolenko and Puchkov) do not have "Crimean" material?

you should not focus on the CCU. In the Zaporozhye region, there are also a lot of miracles. The usual types are not specified.

pepelats fly zhovto-blakytnye.

Coleopterists! We need your advice! Until recently, I believed with absolute certainty that the beetle (pictured) lying on the mattress in my collections was a musk barbel (Aromia moschata). Found in the Crimea, in the vicinity of the village of Luchistoe (this is between the Angarsk pass and the Demerdzhi mountain range) on July 5, 2007, crawling peacefully across the road, as a result of which he ended up on a cotton mattress . But on the map in the Red Book of Ukraine (2009) in Crimea, I did not see a single point at all – neither "old" nor "new". What's it? Maybe I misidentified (unfortunately, I'm not a specialist in "woodcutters"), or the authors of the essay (Ermolenko and Puchkov) do not have "Crimean" material?

if you picked up aromia moshata and went the smell is pleasant then it's definitely a musky sawyere

if you picked up aromia moshata and went the smell is pleasant then it's definitely a musky sawyere

Add a bug close to Trichoferus. Turcmenigena warentzowi Melg. - SE Kazakhstan, Ili riv., Boradysu vill., 21-23.08.01 leg. Kadyrbekov

if you picked up aromia moshata and went the smell is pleasant then it's definitely a musky sawyere

Is this mimicry?

Ergates faber L. female.
Belarus, Gomel region, Khoiniki district, VII. 2008
Ex pupa (there was still a male, but it was born defective)

A little point would be a secret (never caught it with us). But there is it turns out

on the balcony, I lit an 18-watt energy-saving light bulb, I found it the day before yesterday when I was mounting summer camps. I took it just for a point, I thought asemum, this summer at work they came to the light in droves, here, too, a long brown one came I put it in a box and in the refrigerator, I started to disassemble I look at the wrong asemum

Yes, the past summer showed itself in the Hardware. I was lucky too: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1075833 (this one also happens to be there).

and from Cerambycinae, along with trichoferus, obrium also flew in.

Obrium cantharinum? Not O. brunneum by any chance?

It's hard to tell, like brunneum, if both types were twisted together, but here it's hard to say, if you've never seen it, clear dense dots or small scattered ones

Here is another infrequent bug Xylotrechus rufilius Bat.The photo was taken and kindly provided to me for use by a wonderful person, an employee of the Lazovsky Nature Reserve Shohrin Valera (actually, he is an ornithologist,but recently he has become "ill" with insects and photography).
SE Maritime Prov., Lazovsky dist., Kishinyovka vill. evn. 14-15. VII. 2010 leg. V. Shokhrin - label for beetles in the collection.I think that he took pictures there as well.