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Inja  2013-05-10 10:26
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. Anoplotrupes stercorosus ?
Species, family:
Geotrupidae sp.
Geotrupidae
Comment: Hi Inja, the photos show not enough detail to say something material about this specimen. Sorry. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on:  CB 2013-05-10 18:58
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:25
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. Cantharidae I think.
Species, family:
Cantharis sp.
Cantharidae
Comment: Hi Inja, Cantharidae is correct, Genus Cantharis. I do not know the polish fauna, but in Germany there are two nearly identically Species possible: Cantharis obscura and Cantharis paradoxa. They could be determined only by genital preparation. regards gernot
Last edited by, on: GM 2013-05-10 16:46
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:24
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Athous cf. haemorrhoidalis
Elateridae
Comment: I go for Athous, but I am unable to determine the species (haemorrhoidalis? subfuscus?). Cheers, Oliver I think it's A. haemorrhoidalis. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 18:31
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:23
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Athous sp.
Elateridae
Comment: As for #3538 I would put this click beetle into genus Athous. Probably not the same species though as #3538, since the shape of the pronotum differs. Regards, Oliver I agree with Athous, but the rest only God nows. Regards, Christoph ;-)
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 19:08
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:23
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Deporaus betulae
Rhynchitidae
Comment: Hi Inja, I think that's Deporaus betulae from the Rhynchitidae. All over europe oligophagous on birch ans sometimes on hazel or black alder. regards gernot
Last edited by, on: GM 2013-05-10 19:24
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:22
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Barynotus sp.
Curculionidae
Comment: Hi Inja, this is either Barynotus moerens or Barynotus makolskii, which is not present in Germany but in Poland, and is very similar with B. moerens. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 19:34
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:21
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Oedemera sp.
Oedemeridae
Comment: Hi Inja, that's a representative of the Oedemera lurida complex, consisting of O. lurida, O.virescens, O. monticola and (not in Germany, but Poland) O. subrobusta. I don't dare to give a det to species level here. O. lurida is excluded though - thickened rear femora. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 19:27
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:21
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Athous sp.
Elateridae
Comment: Hey Inja, I think to make the next step in the Athous case, you might like to get some scientific determination literature for the Polish Athous fauna and try. I think this kind of mass determination of Athous won't lead us to where we really want to go - neither you nor us. Best regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 19:11
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:20
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. Athous sp. ?
Species, family:
Athous sp.
Elateridae
Comment: Hi Inja, yes, I think it's better to stay with Athous sp. here. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 19:06
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:19
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. B. ochraceus too ? He chainged plant in my exploration area :)
Species, family:
Byturus cf. ochraceus
Byturidae
Comment: Hi Inja, the eyes are not well visible in both of your shots, so I can only guess here a bit. But you know how to get to the final decision. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 18:43
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:16
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. S. asperatus ?
Species, family:
Sciaphilus asperatus
Curculionidae
Comment: Hi Inja, another Sciaphilus asperatus. In shady, humid places on herbaceous plants. Polyphagous. From Europe to Siberia, introduced to North America. Common. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 18:41
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:15
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Exochomus quadripustulatus
Coccinellidae
Comment: Not 100% sure but I would tend to Exochomus quadripustulatus (I am not aware of possible similar species in your region ...). Oliver Should be the only species of the genus in Poland and therefore correct. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 18:36
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:14
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. Very small :)
Species, family:
Protapion fulvipes
Apionidae
Comment: Hi Inja, this is a representative of genus Protapion. There are two species that are likely, P. fulvipes and P. nigritarse. I would think it's the first one, due to the club of the antenna, which is not clearly separated from the middle articles of the antenna (in terms of width). With some uncertainty. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 20:46
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:14
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. I searched only dark L. tessulatus and I think that the black one, shot last time, is L. tessulatus too. I asked about it on polish forum and this fact was confirmed :)
Species, family:
Liophloeus tessulatus
Curculionidae
Comment: Hi Inja, I thought so, but it's better in this case to have the confirmation of experts for the Polish fauna. Good to let us know here! Thanks & regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 18:38
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:12
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest.
Species, family:
Phyllobius calcaratus
Curculionidae
Comment: Hi Inja, that should be another Phyllobius calcaratus (nowadays P. glaucus). Common species on deciduous trees and shrubs. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 20:33
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Inja 2013-05-10 10:11
Country, date (discovery):
Poland
2013-05-09
Request: Found yesterday (09.05.2013) in Bielsko-Biala (South Poland). Decidouos forest. I think it is P. oblongus.
Species, family:
Phyllobius oblongus
Curculionidae
Comment: Hello Inja, you are right, P. oblongus. Regards, Oliver
Last edited by, on: ON 2013-05-10 13:02
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Urs 2013-05-10 10:01
Country, date (discovery):
Switzerland
2013-05-09
Request: Diese ca.1,8mm grossen Käfer finde ich zurzeit häufig im Garten auf niederen Pflanzen. Bevorzugt auf Natterkopf (Echium vulgare).Ich vermute, er gehört auch zu den Halticinae und kann nicht bis auf die Art nach Fotos bestimmt werden,vielleicht bis zur Gattung?? Vielen Dank LG Urs
Species, family:
Longitarsus sp.
Chrysomelidae
Comment: Hallo Urs, der sollte zur Gattung Longitarsus gehören. Auf Echium treiben sich etliche der Arten herum und Longitarsus bestimmen ich - bis auf ganz wenige Ausnahmen - am Foto definitiv nicht. Grüße, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 20:17
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Johan 2013-05-10 08:18
Country, date (discovery):
Belgium
2013-05-09
Request: Heverlee, Belgium, 9.5.2013, estimated size:~6 mm; on common hazel, swift, and flew away before I could make closer pictures. Looks like Elodes minuta, but I remain with doubts. Thanks for help!
Species, family:
Elodes sp.
Scirtidae
Comment: Hi Johan, this is a representative of the genus Elodes, and there one of the 5 species of the so called minuta group. Unfortunately, the species in this group can be only distinguished by dissection and examination of the aedoeagus of the male. Regards, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 20:54
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wir-my 2013-05-09 23:12
Country, date (discovery):
Unknown
 No date of discovery found. Please contact webmaster!
Request: Spaziergang
Species, family:
Lamia textor
Cerambycidae
Comment: Moin, ein paar mehr Infos sollten schon rüber kommen. Am besten mit einer Messtischblattangabe, damit unsere Arbeit auch ein bisschen Lohn für uns hat und wir den Nachweis in Form eines Punktes auf der Landkarte verwerten können. Viele Grüße, Klaas Klaas hat recht, aber wollen wir mal nicht zu streng sein: Das ist Lamia textor, der Weberbock. Kommt bundesweit vor, ist aber selten (RL 2). Von Mai bis August anzutreffen. Entwickelt sich in Weiden und Pappeln. Schöner Fund! LG, Christoph PS: Nächstes Mal bitte 'ne schöne Anfragen schreiben, gell.
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-10 00:00
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Christoph 2013-05-09 22:17
Country, map sheet, date (discovery):
DE
8315 Waldshut-Tiengen (BA)
2013-05-06
Request: Den hier gabs auch noch in dunkelgrün und bläulich :) Gefunden an einem kleinen Teich. Könnte das Plateumaris sericea sein? (06.05.13) LG und vielen Dank, Christoph
Species, family:
Plateumaris sericea
Chrysomelidae
Comment: Hallo Christoph, yup, da würde ich zustimmen. Diese Art ist recht farbvariabel, es gibt sie in metallisch grün, blau, violett, rot. In Europa, im Osten bis Sibirien und Japan. An den Ufern stehender und langsam fließender Gewässer. Lebt an Sumpfschwertlilie (Iris pseudacorus), an verschiedenen Seggenarten (Carex sp.) sowie der Binsenschneide (Cladium mariscus). LG, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-09 22:27
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Christoph 2013-05-09 22:15
Country, map sheet, date (discovery):
DE
8315 Waldshut-Tiengen (BA)
2013-05-06
Request: Müsste eigentlich unverwechselbar Lilioceris merdigera sein. Ist echt komisch - bei uns unten hab ich noch nicht einmal Lilioceris lilii gefunden... Passt das? LG und dank, Christoph (06.05.13)
Species, family:
Lilioceris sp.
Chrysomelidae
Comment: Hallo Christoph, korrekt bestimmt als Lilioceris merdigera, das "Maiglöckchenhähnchen". Paläarktisch verbreitet. Von April bis September an Lilien- und Lauchgewächsen zu finden. Kann in Zwiebelkulturen schädlich werden. LG, Christoph Revision wegen L. schneideri, letztere ist nur am Genital unterscheidbar. Lebt nur am Türkenbund (Lilium martagon).
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-09 22:21
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Christoph 2013-05-09 22:12
Country, map sheet, date (discovery):
DE
8315 Waldshut-Tiengen (BA)
2013-05-06
Request: Bei diesem kleinen Käfer bin ich ratlos... Kann man da was machen? LG und Dank, Christoph ()06.05.13
Species, family:
Phaedon cf. armoraciae
Chrysomelidae
Comment: Hallo Christoph, der gehört zu den Blattkäfern und dort in die Gattung Phaedon. Nach allem, was ich sehe Phaedon armoraciae, aber mit kleiner Restunsicherheit, da Phaedon am Foto tricky ist. LG, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-09 22:31
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Christoph 2013-05-09 22:11
Country, map sheet, date (discovery):
DE
8315 Waldshut-Tiengen (BA)
2013-05-06
Request: Nocheinmal der Dickmaulrüssler Phyllobius calcaratus? auch vom 06.5.13. LG und Dank, Christoph
Species, family:
Liophloeus tessulatus
Curculionidae
Comment: Hallo Christoph, das ist Liophloeus tessulatus. Er ist häufig anzutreffen und lebt in feuchten und kühlen Lebensräumen wie Bachtälern, Waldrändern, aber auch zum teil in Gärten. An Dolden- und Efeugewächsen. LG, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-09 22:24
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Christoph 2013-05-09 22:10
Country, map sheet, date (discovery):
DE
8315 Waldshut-Tiengen (BA)
2013-05-06
Request: Jaa ich weiß, eine Aufnahme von unten wäre hilfreich und wenn man die Beine genauer sehen würde... hab aber leider nur diese Aufnahme von oben. Kann man trotzdem auf Cetonia aurata kommen? LG Christoph (06.05.13)
Species, family:
Cetonia aurata
Scarabaeidae
Comment: Hallo Christoph, ja das sollte Cetonia aurata sein. Wie gesagt, 100%ige Sicherheit gibt es zwar nur mit einem Bild des Mesosternalfortsatzes an der Unterseite, aber ich bin auch so recht sicher. In ganz Europa von April bis in den Oktober hinein zu finden. Blütenbesucher. LG, Christoph
Last edited by, on: CB 2013-05-09 22:22
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