Lucanidae

14.12.2012 9:40, Honza

Yumikoi makii Arnaud & Miyashita, 2006

Central Vietnam ,Nghe-an 05.05.2011

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14.12.2012 9:45, Honza

Kirchnerius guangxii Schenk, 2009

Süd-China, Prov. Guangxi, 12.-15.7.2011,Nanning env.

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14.12.2012 12:11, Honza

LUCANIDAE - TYPEN MATERIAL

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14.12.2012 16:16, gumenuk

Lucanus laminifer laminifer Waterhouse, 1890
Reaches 86 mm.
Distribution: North India - South Thailand, China (Yunnan).

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30.06.2013 13:49, Honza

PENICHROLUCANUS LEVERI ( ARROW, 1938 ) - Lucanidae - Lucaninae - Figulini

I.2011 - SOLOMON ISLANDS - EE, Maluu,Malaita Ins.

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13.08.2013 8:30, Honza

Lucanus dongi Okuda, 2009

Quang Nan, C. Vietnam 04.2013

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01.10.2013 0:21, barry

Aesalus ulanowsky Ganglbauer, 1887
05.02.2011. Crimea, Bakhchisarai district, Rich Gorge village (44°32 '59.78" N 33°52 '04.77" E).
In a rotten beech tree.

10.05.2013. Crimea, Bakhchisarai district, Rich Gorge village (44°32 '54.87" N 33°51 '58.05" E).
In a rotten beech tree (there were also rotten aspen trees). 7 copies.





This post was edited by barry - 04.10.2013 15: 55

01.10.2013 0:23, barry

Aesalus scarabaeoides (Panzer, 1794).
05.06.2007. Ukraine, Kharkiv region, Zmiyivsky district, near the village of Gaidary.
(from the collection of Yuri Skrylnik)

03.05.2014 14:45, GlebSinon

The largest of all the cervuses that have ever been caught, however, is not a giant, 72 mm. and only
25.07.2006.
Lazarevskoye vill., Lazarevsky City, Sochi district, Krasnodar Krai, Russia.

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10.07.2014 14:27, Garricos

Here I bought a bug, but I still don't know Dynodorcus antaeus or curvidens. Northern Thailand
Chang Mai


How do they even differ?

10.07.2014 22:28, Dorcus

15.08.2014 0:38, smax

Very non-banal neolucanus.
Kindly identified by Luca Bartolozzi.

This post was edited by smax - 08/15/2014 00: 39

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23.12.2014 18:23, vasiliy-feoktistov

I'm not very good at them (it's not really my thing) and therefore I ask you to correct me if I made a mistake
I think on Odontolabis wollastoni Parry, 1864
Malaysia, Pahang, Cameron Highlands, Brinchang, 3.30'10.09"N 101.23'59.89"E Alt.=1600м. leg. Vishnyakov A.N.

Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material

23.12.2014 18:37, vasiliy-feoktistov

Odontolabis castelnaudi Parry, 1862 ???
(mandibles are too small)
Malaysia, Pahang, Cameron Highlands, Brinchang, 3.30'10.09"N 101.23'59.89"E Alt.=1600м. leg. Vishnyakov A.N.

I also express my gratitude to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material

26.12.2014 23:33, DYNASTES

Nigidius amplicollis
Tanzania. The length is 20~23mm. It is considered rare. Photos from the Internet.

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26.12.2014 23:41, DYNASTES

Pseudoscortizus incredibilis

Peru, male length 14.5 mm

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29.12.2014 14:35, vasiliy-feoktistov

Pair of Dorcus parallelipipedus (Linnaeus, 1758)
f. major if I'm not mistaken (the male has teeth on the inner side of the mandibles present)
07.07.2013 Moldova, Hincesti district, Serata-Mereseni. leg. Chegarovsky A. (aka Chegar)

I express my gratitude to Andrey for the material
Andrey, by the way, this is the first male in my collection with such large mandibles

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 12/29/2014 14: 36

29.12.2014 15:01, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, I'll post a comparison of the Russian male Dorcus parallelipipedus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Here we can clearly see that they belong to the so-called f. minor (the inner teeth of the mandibles disappear).: http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/rus/lucan06.htm
07.1996 Russia, Ryazan region, district of Kadom. leg. Savelyev.

Here is the math with them it turns out

29.12.2014 15:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.12.2014 12:30, vasiliy-feoktistov

Small (for Lucanus)"Chinese"
Lucanus laetus Arrow, 1943
Jul. 2010 China, Yaan, Sichuan

30.12.2014 13:33, vasiliy-feoktistov

I can't deal with this disabled person in any way
I want to suggest guessing the type
Odontolabis sp.
Odontolabis cuvera Hope, 1842 (India, Vietnam)?
Odontolabis vollenhoveni Parry, 1864 (Borneo)?
And this fellow is from Peninsular Malaysia. From there, the same as previously posted and similar Odontolabis wollastoni Parry, 1864 but confused by completely different mandibles
I will be grateful for any suggestions.
Malaysia, Pahang, Cameron Highlands, Brinchang, 3.30'10.09"N 101.23'59.89"E Alt.=1600м. leg. Vishnyakov A.N.

I express my gratitude to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material

30.12.2014 17:22, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, a couple of Voronezh Lucanus cervus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Which were presented to me by the highly respected Andrey Jovovich Elez at the entomological congress in 2012. I express my gratitude to Andrey for the material
The male is disabled, though (apparently he lost part of his leg in the battle), but he is not bad in size and has well-developed mandibles
06. 2012 Voronezh region, 5 km. north of Ostrogozhsk. leg. Elez A. Y.


This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 12/30/2014 17: 23

25.02.2015 13:34, Urman

A couple of views from the north of the Omsk region. June 14-15, 2014. forest zone. I apologize for the quality of the pictures - I took them with a soap dish.

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19.07.2015 15:26, Gaitan-2009

Dorcus titanus imperialis (male) Viscaya, Luzon.

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27.07.2015 15:50, ИНО

Lucanus cervus, Donetsk 12-27 June 2015






In the last photo, if you look closely, you can see that the source of sap flow that attracted the beetle was damage to the trunk by an artillery shell fragment (split wood fibers are visible).

And this is peaceful 2011, August 8:




Apparently, the last meal in the life of these males, there is also a bunch of corpses gathered under the tree - an excellent source of replenishment of the collection without harming the population. Together with the deer, Dorcus parallelipipedus and Vespa crabro were fed.

This post was edited by ENO - 10/21/2016 14: 57

21.08.2015 21:35, smax

Caught my eye here is a very funny thing. A terminophile, perhaps. Small hornbill-eight millimeters, Solomon Islands, Malaita, Maluu, January 2011.
Penichrolucanus leveri (did not check, did not determine, maybe true )

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21.08.2015 23:04, AGG

22.08.2015 0:32, smax

Rogachy vs passalidy - I don't know, unfortunately, I didn't delve into it. I don't recall any polemics on this issue, but maybe everything is simple there. The larvae may be different. I should ask, yes.
Here's another one, a handsome one. I just liked it. About the size of Dorcus.
Pycnosiphorus coelatus; Chile, Ile de Chiloe, Puntra 25.1.05
Good, scoundrel -

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23.08.2015 3:19, sebastes

13.09.2015 13:25, Black Coleopter

Unknown to me Lucanidae. Malaysia.

13.09.2015 18:37, Bad Den

08.10.2015 11:40, Honza

Lucanidae

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08.10.2015 11:41, Honza

Macrodorcas (Miwanus) formosanus (Miwa, 1929)

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10.03.2016 17:45, sebastes

Lucanus dybowskyi dybowskyi 71mm. Y. Primorye. Arrived at the light on June 15, 2015.
At this size, it is exceptionally rare.

09.06.2016 4:11, sebastes

Dear Honza, there is an inaccuracy in your selection of photos of lucanids from 08.10.2015.
"Lucanus formosus Didier, 1925" is actually Lucanus tsukamotoi Nagai, 2002.
Below is a scan of the page with the image of the L. formosus series (=L. cyclommatoides Didier, 1928) from the Japanese magazine Gekkan-Mushi.


This post was edited by sebastes - 09.06.2016 05: 00

19.07.2016 16:13, GlebSinon

I don't think there was this view in the topic yet.
I remember climbing under a log in search of a carabid, and I found these beautiful men

Ceruchus piceus (Weber, 1801)

16-17 mm (large for this species)

Canada, Ontario prov., Toronto, High Park, 05/07/15

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13.08.2016 19:57, Honza

Lucanus ngheanus phuongi Okuda, 2012
Falcicornis itoi (Bomans, 1993)
Dorcus bandaensis Okuda, 2000

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14.08.2016 9:58, Honza

Hemisodorcus (Nipponodorcus) arrowi magdeleinae Lacroix 1972

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14.08.2016 13:50, Honza

Hemisodorcus (Nipponodorcus) arrowi - Hemisodorcus (Nipponodorcus) arrowi magdeleinae

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17.08.2016 8:15, Honza

Katsuraius ikedaorum Nagai, 1996

This post was edited by Honza - 17.08.2016 08: 54

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