Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Carabidae[Pterostichus oblongopunctatus]
Posted by Lesu on 06-04-2014 17:46
#1
Hello
This was come to blacklight 105w, South Finland!
29.3-5.4.2014
But can we see if the species fund some how?
Edited by Lesu on 16-04-2014 10:00
Posted by Lesu on 06-04-2014 18:14
#2
Hello
Where is wrong, the pic don´t accept here anymore??
Posted by BubikolRamios on 06-04-2014 19:28
#3
It does, probably does not report size limitation, try < 800 px, < 100 KB.
That works for me.
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Edited by BubikolRamios on 06-04-2014 19:29
Posted by Lesu on 06-04-2014 19:51
#4
Hello
Lets see how working!
I tryid to put pic from Caribidae but not come, hmmm what I do wrong??
Edited by Lesu on 06-04-2014 19:55
Posted by Graeme Cocks on 06-04-2014 20:07
#5
Check the filename for unusual characters, like spaces.
Posted by BubikolRamios on 07-04-2014 09:06
#6
T be noted, sometimes, very rarely, file name looks like somefilename.jpg
but there are hidden characters that you don't see. So try to rename file alltogether.
Posted by Lesu on 07-04-2014 14:10
#7
Hello
Thank you sow much to everybody.
I try again if happening something..
Edited by Lesu on 07-04-2014 14:24
Posted by Lesu on 07-04-2014 14:27
#8
Hello
Now I have try everything but nothing helping, pic not will be to be show!
Posted by jaho on 07-04-2014 16:35
#9
Try not previewing your post before uploading as it will remove your photo.
Posted by Lesu on 07-04-2014 17:31
#10
Hello
I try again!
I try load now!
Posted by atylotus on 08-04-2014 09:00
#11
this photo is by lesu; I think it may be something like Pterostichus.
Edited by atylotus on 08-04-2014 09:01
Posted by libor on 08-04-2014 09:02
#12
Body length?
Posted by Lesu on 08-04-2014 14:28
#13
Hell
Thank you sow much atylotus.
The body length is 9-10 mm libor!
Can be Pterostichus, I don´t now and how I can check it?
Posted by libor on 08-04-2014 16:22
#14
Try to check Pterostichus adstrictus or oblongopunctatus. Better picture could help...
Libor
Posted by Lesu on 08-04-2014 19:48
#15
Hello
Here is pic from underside of this Pterostichus!
Hmm?
Posted by libor on 08-04-2014 21:24
#16
Please, make another picture from the top to see sculpture of elytra.
Libor
Posted by Lesu on 09-04-2014 05:52
#17
Hello
Thank you libor, when I get home then I little clean the beetle and take better photo from elytra!
I think you want to see if there is the small bumps ;)
Posted by libor on 09-04-2014 07:03
#18
|t:)
Libor
Posted by Lesu on 10-04-2014 15:01
#19
Hello
Here is photo from elytra! But I don´t now if is good!
Posted by Lesu on 11-04-2014 18:52
#20
Hello
I think this is not Pterostichus oblongopunctatus, I can´t fund the bumbs!
But P.adstrictus can be close?
Posted by libor on 11-04-2014 19:49
#21
yes, not oblongopunctatus. But I do not know adstrictus, which is from the same subgenus. The other species have not reddish tibiae, this shape of body and length 10 mm. Probably any carabidologist from Scandinavia can solve your problem. Not me, I am sorry.
Libor
Posted by Lesu on 11-04-2014 20:36
#22
Hello
Okey I accept this Libor.
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Posted by Lesu on 14-04-2014 19:36
#23
Hello
libor I get new photo from Caribidae species, this is same what we here have thinking, but this photo can show all the bumbs, sow now is better to fund the species I think?
Posted by libor on 14-04-2014 20:35
#24
I do not know the difference between oblongopunctatus and adstrictus. But now I know it is one of these species, so I can ask true expert!
Libor
Posted by libor on 16-04-2014 08:52
#25
P. adstrictus has black tibiae, so our specimen is P. oblongopunctatus.
Libor
Posted by Lesu on 16-04-2014 09:24
#26
libor wrote:
P. adstrictus has black tibiae, so our specimen is P. oblongopunctatus.
Libor
Hello
Thank you sow really much to helping me four getting species from this Carabidae!
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