Tribus Cerambycini Latreille, 1802

It's even strange somehow: I didn't find a topic on real barbel beetles here.
So I have to fill in this gap.
I start the topic with the male of this exotic barbel:
Plocaederus obesus Gahan, 1890
Thailand, Nachon Ratchasima, Hong Bun Nak h=200m. Leg. A.V. Korshunov.
Unfortunately, this beetle is the only one in my collection from this tribe: therefore, I ask you to support the topic further.

Subject available-Cerambycinae varia
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...ambycini++varia
It is better to place everything in one topic.

  Well, then, as the public decides.
In the meantime, I'll drop off our usual barbel Cerambyx scopolii Fuesslins, 1775
Lviv region, Yavoriv district, Stradch village ROC, on beech logs, 29. V. 07

Ruslan, Thank You! That's exactly what I meant. Unfortunately, I don't find them in the Moscow region (although I've heard that scopolii is likely to be found here) .

It is also found on hornbeam and occasionally on oak.

It is also found on hornbeam and occasionally on oak.

+ And this year I caught as many as 4 pieces of Willow belaya wood.

+ And this year I caught as many as 4 pieces of Willow belaya wood.

Well, we do not have beech and hornbeam, but willow and oak are present in abundance (only there is no beetle). Apparently, M. O. can't be counted on.

Well, we do not have beech and hornbeam, but willow and oak are present in abundance (only there is no beetle). Apparently, M. O. can't be counted on.

Hornbeam in a piece of iron is, but in the form of shrunken trunks, frozen or devoured, remnants of the former splendor of Soviet times. In live form, only shoots are found, but rarely. It will be necessary to search in the spring, you just need to remember where these sushins are.

The topic is good, but in my opinion it is necessary either to transfer to Cerambycinae varia or to sort out all the topics about barbels by tribes, who will only do this.

Well, it's more likely somewhere artificially planted.