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Cerambycinae, Prioninae

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29.12.2009 9:08, Sergey Didenko

With generators, it is mainly butterflies that go to the forests to catch, and the places characteristic of Tragosoma depsarium habitat are not very attractive for them from the point of view of catchability.



I caught the generator last summer in the place where Nikitsky got his tragosome (the notorious Dorogali-2). It was a very warm, moonless night, with butterflies flying in a dense wall smile.gif, and there were very few beetles, and obviously no trogosomes at all. By the way, the place is very good for butterflies.

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29.12.2009 11:58, RippeR

The fact is that in our band tragosomes do not fly to the light. I.e. extremely rare (this is if you also take into account that they rarely happen)
They fly much better than they do to the east. They say they fly relatively well in Siberia.
It's the same with Cerdo, for example - it doesn't fly to the light at all. In the Caucasus, it flies well and, like in Georgia. Armenia, in general, is great.
As for the fact that tragosomes and some other rare barbels with a wide range are more common in Siberia, this is probably due to the larger number of old unaffected forests.
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29.12.2009 16:45, Macroglossum

When did you collect tragasom?
With respect

From July 6 to July 15, 1996. In ' 97, I didn't see it at this time (although I left late. Closer to the middle of the month). It doesn't happen every year.
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16.07.2010 17:42, PG18

I recently passed through Kazakhstan from north to south in its central part. I hooked three prionins at once:

Northernmost Psilotarsus brachypterus
Naurzum Nature Reserve (subzone of the southern steppes of Western Siberia), Tersek, 51°50’ N, 63°52’ E, June 19, 2010.
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Mesoprionus angustatus
Moyinkum Sands by the Sary-su River, 46°12 'N, 67°06' E, June 21, 2010
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Psilotarsus hirticollis
Desert-friganoid belt of the Syrdarya Karatau ridge, Koshkarata, 900 m, 43°41 'N, 68°49' E, June 26, 2010
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06.08.2011 14:10, Cerambyx

nice little bug

07.08.2011 19:14, Yakovlev

Most recently, I was lucky enough to purchase several copies of this unusual barbel.
Platygnathus sechellarum (Aurivillius, 1922). Male, 32 mm., Calayan I., N. Luzon, Philippines.
The beetle's history is remarkable. The species was described from a single female found in 1905 in the Seychelles. And for many subsequent decades, he was absent from the training camp. And then in 2002, it was unexpectedly found again, but 8000 km west of the type habitat – in the Philippines!
Platygnathini includes another species, Platygnathus octangularis (Olivier, 1795), endemic to Mauritius.
For more information, see the article by Z. Komiya & A. Drumont “Additional notes of Platygnathus sechellarum Aurivillius, 1922 from the Philippines (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Prioninae)", which is available on the Internet via a search engine.
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My God, what crazy ranges!!!

16.09.2011 19:24, corvus

A small series of Tragosoma depsarium (L., 1767)
from the Tomsk region.

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16.09.2011 22:49, Victor Titov

A small series of Tragosoma depsarium (L., 1767)
from the Tomsk region.

Yes, indeed... A small one! People are lucky! I envy you with white envy... weep.gif

06.12.2011 23:07, I.solod

A little exotic,

Telotoma hayesi (Hope, 1835) 115 mm

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26.02.2012 18:45, Evgeniy Ribalchenko

Prionus coriarius (Linnaeus, 1758), female
det.

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava city, Leninsky district, Leninsky Komsomol Park, forest plantation with old deciduous trees, on the soil surface
49°35 '44.25" p
. 34°34 '09.43" V.
19. VII. 2011
leg. E. V. Rybalchenko

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09.07.2012 19:31, komr

Prionus from Cyprus. Identified as Prionus lefebvrei Marsham, 1856.

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12.07.2012 13:22, guest: авось

Huge beetles were bred in the attic, I crushed them until I read about them here and there are one-to-one photos signed (psilonarsus brachypterus arelensis danilevsky). In length 45-50mm. I can catch and take a picture only I didn't understand how to post a photo here. And how to etch them from the attic tell me.

12.07.2012 13:23, guest: авось

I forgot to tell you, I live in Lyubertsy.

12.07.2012 22:24, Victor Titov

Huge beetles were bred in the attic, I crushed them until I read about them here and there are one-to-one photos signed (psilonarsus brachypterus arelensis danilevsky). In length 45-50mm. I can catch and take a picture only I didn't understand how to post a photo here. And how to etch them from the attic tell me.

I forgot to tell you, I live in Lyubertsy.

wall.gif no.gif lol.gif

12.07.2012 22:36, Liparus

Huge beetles were bred in the attic, I crushed them until I read about them here and there are one-to-one photos signed (psilonarsus brachypterus arelensis danilevsky). In length 45-50mm. I can catch and take a picture only I didn't understand how to post a photo here. And how to etch them from the attic tell me.

psilonarsus brachypterus is a cool beetle!

12.07.2012 22:49, vasiliy-feoktistov

I forgot to tell you, I live in Lyubertsy.

Ordinary in the Moscow region Prionus coriarius (Linnaeus, 1758) this.
Stop fantasizing.
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12.07.2012 23:43, Victor Titov

And I think that this is not a Prionus at all, but some kind of Monochamus.

20.08.2012 19:08, AGG

Prionus coriarius (Linnaeus, 1758)
Lipetsk region, Dobrovskiy district, Krivets village area, deciduous forest edge, 21.07
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17.11.2012 12:17, Dergg

Prionus sp.

The specimen is unethical, but it was placed in the same box with beetles from Turkmenistan (Repetek), possibly from there itself.

In principle, it is similar to the under-colored male P. coriarius, but, unlike the male coriarius, the anterior prong of the pronotum is practically not developed. Maybe, after all, some kind of Central Asian species?

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14.05.2013 20:40, smax

I recently received a Malagasy beetle as a gift. Like a rabid tragosome smile.gif
With a slight creak, it was possible to determine, fortunately, the male.
The beetle comes from the town of Andasibe (places with this name at least twenty-two around the island) , which is located in Central Madagascar, in the Antananarivo-Roguez region.

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25.05.2013 16:37, smax

I managed to determine it thanks to the intervention of a foreign colleague, who corrected my interpretation of the attribute. And there are forty-five species of beetles there, and all of them are similar, some of them indistinguishable in appearance. So - not a fact smile.gif

19.08.2013 17:32, vasiliy-feoktistov

Prioninae>Remphanini
Rhaphipodus suturalis Audinet-Serville, 1832 (pair).
22.03.2013-01.04.2013.
Malaysia, Pahang, Fraser's Hill, Silverpark, 3.42'54.81"N 101.44'07.65"E Alt.=1285м. leg. Vishnyakov A.N.
Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material provided.
I also express my gratitude to Albatus(y) for identifying the species.

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22.08.2013 9:23, KDG

Charmallaspis pulcherrima (Perty) 1832

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03.10.2013 13:18, gumenuk

Xixuthrus microcerus microcerus, female (possible)

This post was edited by gumenuk - 03.11.2013 17: 59

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03.10.2013 19:07, Dorcus

similar to Xixuthrus microcerus microcerus, female
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03.10.2013 20:51, gumenuk

Telotoma hayesi (Hope, 1835) male. endemic to the island of Principe in the Gulf of Guinea

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04.10.2013 0:36, Dorcus

Telotoma hayesi (Hope, 1835) male. endemic to the island of Principe in the Gulf of guinea
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04.10.2013 8:08, gumenuk

Macrotoma luzonicum from the Philippines, male (possible)

This post was edited by gumenuk - 03.11.2013 18: 04

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04.10.2013 10:38, gumenuk

Xixuthrus microcerus lunicollis, (possibly) range-Indonesia; Moluccas; Buru Island

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04.10.2013 11:22, Dorcus

Help limit (3)
There is no label



it seems to be Macrotoma luzonicum from the Philippines, male
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04.10.2013 11:26, Dorcus

Help limit (4)
There is no label



I'm not sure: Xixuthrus microcerus lunicollis, it's a bit difficult without a label... range-Indonesia; Moluccas; Buru Island
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04.10.2013 12:50, Вишняков Алексей

Help determine (7)
Label: Peru, Junin prov.

Not Prioninae. Это Batus barbicornis (Cerambycinae, Trachyderini)
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04.10.2013 12:59, gumenuk

Not Prioninae. This is Batus barbicornis (Cerambycinae, Trachyderini)

Thanks for the definition.
I think it's good that I was able to separate barbels from other beetles. There were (not defined) about 150 images, taking into account repetitions, probably more than 30 types. I will gradually put it up for definition.

04.10.2013 13:02, Вишняков Алексей

Help me identify (6)
There is no label

Not Prioninae. This is Sternotomis bohemani (Lamiinae, Sternotomini).

This post was edited by Alexey Vishnyakov - 04.10.2013 13: 04
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04.10.2013 13:34, gumenuk

Help me identify (8)
Label: Kimbe, W. Nenbeitain-09.1995

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04.10.2013 14:26, Вишняков Алексей

Help me identify (8)
Label: Kimbe, W. Nenbeitain-09.1995

Vitaly, the label is most likely like this:
Kimbe, W. New Britain - 09.1995

04.10.2013 14:58, gumenuk

Vitaly, the label is most likely like this:
Kimbe, W. New Britain - 09.1995

That's the fastest way to do it - it's handwritten and very illegible. What I saw and wrote

04.10.2013 17:55, vasiliy-feoktistov

Beetles that are not Prioninae should now be removed from here. And in general, I personally do not want to see how a good topic is polluted by non-related beetles (although the beetles and their photos are good). This is not the "Definition of beetles" where you can put everything in a pile smile.gif
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04.10.2013 21:03, gumenuk

Beetles that are not Prioninae should now be removed from here. And in general, I personally do not want to see how a good topic is polluted by non-related beetles (although the beetles and their photos are good). This is not the "Definition of beetles" where you can put everything in a pile smile.gif

I'll clean it up now - no problem. Can unidentified prions be exposed?

This post was edited by gumenuk - 04.10.2013 21: 15
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05.10.2013 10:37, gumenuk

Help identify (9)
Label: Siwai village-North Solomonis
View and previous picture (8)

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