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Alexandr Rusinov, 26.03.2009 14:21

I was sorting through last year's photos and came across a photo session of Ceruchus chrysomelinus (Hochenwarth, 1785). Maybe someone will be interested.
picture: Ceruchus1.jpg
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09.07.2012 11:59, Liparus

Good day to all time of day!

1) Please tell us where you can find antlers or how to catch them in Crimea?

2) Platuceruses on leaves and branches like you can find?

3) Putting crown traps is also not bad?

4) Well, on the trunks in the lower reaches and on the juice.

5) In August, there are few cervuses, it is not the season, but they are not particularly interesting. They also seem to fly to the light.

6) At the end of summer, you can probably pick up rotten things/lift them.

7) However, everything is clear and clear to yourself, but it is interesting to listen to others, maybe there is something else?

1) They are everywhere - where there are oaks, you need to walk and look.

2) Yes

3) No

4) Yes, but this is in May-June

5) Yes. They don't fly well.

6) It is possible, but to no avail, they are already departing by August.

7) Sinodendron cylindricum in the fallen trunks of beeches, you need to pick the trunks with an axe. There is also a cool Aezalus, which is in the Crimea and on Kafkaz (view).

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13.07.2012 14:45, Dmitry Vlasov

I would like to clarify whether ceruchus chrysomelinus has larvae and imagos wintering in the very rotten wood of firs and birches, can they be found in Tomsk, or are they already so rare?

Larvae overwinter as much as 4 times, according to our data (mine and Anthrenus,a), the imago appears after overwintering, but this should be checked... we never found any beetles in the fall. It is better to look for trees-beetle-infested brown-rot birches in June-early July. Beetles either sit on dead trees or in the thickness of wood make a common move, where they mate. After finding such a move, you can immediately take a pair (male and female). You can find last year's dead females (in a tree inhabited in the previous year). And some of what was published...

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