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Leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)

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vasiliy-feoktistov, 25.09.2009 17:17

I decided to start a gallery on leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae).
I start the topic with a photo of Sagra buqueti Lesson, 1831 "Malay Frog Beetle"
from Java - connect.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 19.01.2013 11: 02

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25.09.2009 20:39, Bad Den

Duplicate flea (subfamily Alticinae) from the genus Podontia, body length 16 mm:
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Doi Saket, Pang Faen village, 07-08. VIII. 2009
user posted image

This post was edited by Bad Den - 10.04.2018 00: 11
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25.09.2009 20:44, Victor Titov

Nor what to yourself altitsinka! What size is it?

26.09.2009 20:04, Mantispid

Indeed, the beetle looks like some kind of galerucine!

26.09.2009 21:46, Bad Den

Nor what to yourself altitsinka! What size is it?

16 мм
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27.09.2009 11:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

16 mm

Guys, I want to ask you to check this flea for: Podontia quatuordecimpunctata Linnaeus, 1767 - I have a suspicion that this is it, but I'm not sure. confused.gif

27.09.2009 12:51, Bad Den

Guys, I want to ask you to check this flea for: Podontia quatuordecimpunctata Linnaeus, 1767 - I have a suspicion that this is it, but I'm not sure. confused.gif

Are there any defining tables somewhere on the web? I didn't find it frown.gif
Judging by the photo, it looks similar.

27.09.2009 12:56, vasiliy-feoktistov

Are there any defining tables somewhere on the web? I didn't find it frown.gif
Judging by the photo, it looks similar.

Yes, I searched for it myself,but I didn't find it (there are plenty of images). That's why I doubt it. Can someone define it?

27.09.2009 13:44, Fornax13

Look at "The Fauna Of British India...". Old stuff, of course, but it seems that there was something on leaf beetles.
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05.12.2012 17:06, vasiliy-feoktistov

I decided to rename the topic from " Exotic Leaf Beetles "to just" Leaf Beetles " since we also have a lot of beetles from this family, and I did not find any topics for them smile.gif.
I want to introduce an interesting beetle from the genus Labidostomis.
It is most likely Labidostomis longimana (Linnaeus, 1761). It's hard with them.......
The most interesting thing is that I have never found this species in my area, but I have found a larger L. tridentata.
The specimen shown in the photo is? L. longimana? It was brought almost from the border of the Moscow and Ryazan regions.
14.06.2012 M. O. Lukhovitsky district, Alpatievo village.
Eh.... it would be better to understand more precisely confused.gif

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05.12.2012 17:18, Mantispid

 
It's hard with them.......
Eh.... it would be better to understand more precisely confused.gif

What's so hard? With fleas, for example, it is much more difficult, but here-I pulled the male, looked at the photos, checked on Benkovsky and you can beer.gif
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05.12.2012 17:53, AGG

I decided to rename the topic from " Exotic Leaf Beetles "to just" Leaf Beetles " since we also have a lot of beetles from this family, and I did not find any topics for them smile.gif.

there was also a topic on donatsins, it's not bad to add it here
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05.12.2012 19:03, AGG

Hispa atra L.

The only " our " representative of the subfamily. In the Tambov region, a rather rare beetle caught only 3 specimens, all in different biotopes confused.gif

Tambov Region, May 19

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05.12.2012 19:36, Mantispid

  Hispa atra L.
The only " our " representative of the subfamily. In the Tambov region, a rather rare beetle caught only 3 specimens, all in different biotopes confused.gif

Yes, apparently a very infrequent animal. I haven't caught any of them yet, although I'm supposed to meet them here.

05.12.2012 19:57, AGG

One I took 75 km on the S-w from Balashov wink.gifpm seek. Ilya, and you caught Cassida atrata, if "yes", on what kind of sage and in what biotope? I have long wanted this beetle

05.12.2012 20:00, Mantispid

One I took 75 km on the S-w from Balashov wink.gifpm seek. Ilya, and you caught Cassida atrata, if "yes", on what kind of sage and in what biotope? I've been wanting this bug for a long time

no, I love cassid very much, but I didn't catch atrata, I have everything ahead wink.gifof me

05.12.2012 20:04, AGG

Yes...the beauty and diversity of our cassids can hardly be overstated lol.gif

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05.12.2012 20:48, Mantispid

Who's interested - my leaf-eaters are here - http://coleop123.narod.ru/collection/list_index.html

By the way there are some funny cassids)
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05.12.2012 20:57, AGG

Exema dispar-a fun bug, on our DV something similar crawls Chlamisus pubiceps http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/chlpubms.htm
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06.12.2012 0:46, I.solod

In the north of Belarus, Cassida atrata is caught - but only in one place and by soil traps, and despite all attempts to mow it down or find it like this-they were not successful, and in traps up to 10 specimens per season.
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06.12.2012 14:35, Dergg

Pallasiola absinthii Pallas

Altai Republic, Teletskoye Lake, near the mouth of the Chiri River, h = 450 m, steepened slope, on wormwood; 20-25. 07. 2011

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08.12.2012 20:00, Dergg

Coptocephala gebleri Gebl.

Krasnodar Territory, the settlement's surrounding area. Big Utrish, August 2010

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08.12.2012 22:44, PG18

there was also a topic on donatsins, it's not a bad idea to add it here

Yes, "leaf eaters" - too much. Better - by topic subfamilies, traditionally...

09.12.2012 10:21, AGG

Yes, "leaf eaters" - too much. Better - by topic subfamilies, traditionally...

There are a lot of leaf beetles and it is more logical by subfamily, but...this topic was started in 2009 and has not moved since then, the topic of donatsin is now the same few people will find in the anals, pm is better to let it be all together
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11.12.2012 21:32, AGG

Atrachya menetriesi Faldermann, 1835 male

South Primorye, Partizansky district

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14.12.2012 12:44, AGG

Labidostomis sibirica tjutschevi Jacobson, 1900 male

South Primorye, Partizansky district

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14.12.2012 12:52, Mantispid

  Labidostomis sibirica tjutschevi Jacobson, 1900 male

South Primorye, Partizansky district


as if someone chewed it and spat smile.gifit out

14.12.2012 13:25, AGG

this was not me shuffle.gifthe female has the same structure, I'll post it later.
PS something about the spam filter is stupid, it doesn't skip 2-3 photos and everything needs to be done with a 20-second delay-zadolbalo wall.gif

14.12.2012 22:46, rpanin

Oreina (Oreina) intricata (Germar, 1824) ?alpestris (Schummel, 1844)
11 mm
W Ukraine, Gorgany Mts h=1600 m, 16.V.2010

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14.12.2012 23:10, rpanin

Oreina viridis merkli Weise, 1884 = transsylvanica Weise, 1884
9 mm
W Ukraine, NE Carpathians, Chornogora Mt Rng, Goverla Mt h=1750 m, 8.VI.2011

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15.12.2012 16:40, AGG

Labidostomis sibirica tjutschevi Jacobson, 1900 female

South Primorye, Partizansky district

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16.12.2012 12:23, AGG

Labidostomis longimana longimana Linnaeus, 1761

Tambov region, Sosnovsky district, 21. VI
is the most common Tambov representative of the genus, mostly found on the edges and meadows in clover kurtins

female

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male

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20.12.2012 17:23, AGG

Coptocephala unifasciata (Scopoli, 1763)

male
Tula region, Kimovsky district, 3 km NW of Monastyrshchino village, 27 Kulikovo pole zap.
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male ab. phenax (Jcbs.)
Tambov region, Rzhaksinsky district, ROC d. Maryevka, 6. VIII
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female
West Kazakhstan, Ural River floodplain, Polousov yar, 11. IX
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21.12.2012 11:22, Mantispid

  Coptocephala quadrimaculata (Linnaeus, 1767)

why not Coptocephala unifasciata (Scopoli, 1763)?
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21.12.2012 16:12, AGG

why not Coptocephala unifasciata (Scopoli, 1763)?

Thank you, Ilya! beer.gif I stared at the Zinovsky list and forgot about Volume 6 of the Catalog..."mol.giffix

21.12.2012 16:58, Mantispid

By the way, funny beetles. I caught them once, on one umbrella of some "wild dill", but there were about two dozen of them at once.

22.12.2012 18:01, Dergg

Moscow region "banal stuff" from Cassidinae. Moscow region, vicinity of Zvenigorod biological station, June 2008

Cassida viridis L.

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Cassida rubiginosa Muell.

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Cassida nebulosa L.

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22.12.2012 18:08, Dergg

Cryptocephalus sericeus L.

Moscow region, vicinity of Zvenigorod biological station, July 2008

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Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus L.

Moscow region, vicinity of Zvenigorod biological station, Sharapovskoe swamp, on the birch tree; 25.06.2008

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23.12.2012 15:49, Dergg

Oreina basilea Gebl., 1823

Altai Republic, Katun ridge, shores of Srednemultinsky Lake, h = 1700-1750 m, 19-29. 07. 2012

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28.12.2012 16:50, AGG

Cassida (Cassida) nebulosa Linnaeus, 1758

Tambov, on Arctium sp., 21.VI

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This post was edited by AGG - 28.12.2012 16: 53
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