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entimolog, 23.06.2014 20:17

I caught it around my neck yesterday. When I touched it, it squealed loudly. Because I had never met such creatures before, I became very interested in them. So I took it on my mobile phone and posted it here: http://youtu.be/NLLs4rNpfFY The quality of the original is much better, but it weighs a gig and I ran it through a video editor and the output was not quite ND quality((. I'm not an entomologist myself, so don't look at my username. Apart from an ant a mosquito a butterfly a bee a wasp and of course the most annoying and annoying insect in the world a fly I don't know anyone. I'll be glad if you can identify it. It will be interesting to know what kind of bug we have..

This post was edited by entimolog - 23.06.2014 20: 21

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23.06.2014 22:58, Victor Titov

I caught it around my neck yesterday. When I touched it, it squealed loudly. Because I had never met such creatures before, I became very interested in them. So I took it on my mobile phone and posted it here: http://youtu.be/NLLs4rNpfFY The quality of the original is much better, but it weighs a gig and I ran it through a video editor and the output was not quite ND quality((. I'm not an entomologist myself, so don't look at my username. Apart from an ant a mosquito a butterfly a bee a wasp and of course the most annoying and annoying insect in the world a fly I don't know anyone. I'll be glad if you can identify it. It will be interesting to know what kind of bug we have..

1) This is some kind of weevil beetle (elephant) - the family Curculionidae.
2) Move the post here to this topic: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...50#entry1491696 - it will be determined faster: there are specialists on elephants on the site.
3) When moving the post, be sure to indicate where (geographical location) the bug was found - this will make it easier to determine.

23.06.2014 23:41, Fornax13

If you are caught in the European part, then here is your animal:
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/gasdepms.htm

24.06.2014 8:31, entimolog

In Europe, in the upper Volga region. Similar.

24.06.2014 10:29, Victor Titov

In Europe, in the upper Volga region. Looks like.

And in what area, if not a secret? It seems that this species is typical for the south of Russia.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 24.06.2014 10: 33

24.06.2014 11:19, Fornax13

If so, then there should be nothing else. In general, yes, this is a very southern thing.

24.06.2014 12:27, entimolog

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24.06.2014 12:45, entimolog

Correction. To be very precise, I should have written that I live in the middle Volga region, but this place is still closer to the upper Volga region than to the middle one in terms of climate and location. although, recently, especially after 2010, it seems that you live in a very southern country. Maybe beetles also count as well? Is that why we have them now?

This post was edited by entimolog - 24.06.2014 12: 48

24.06.2014 12:48, Victor Titov

I live 80 km west of Kazan in upper Chuvashia. That's where I found him.

Very interesting find!

24.06.2014 12:58, Mantispid

The view is southern, but it is specified for Chuvashia. You probably have its northern distribution limit.

24.06.2014 13:09, entimolog

Maybe. I just haven't seen them before.

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