Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Cerambycidae
Posted by Xaver Frank on 29-06-2006 16:47
#1
Hello!
can you identify this Cerambycidae from today in Middle Germany? A time ago I knew this species but now I have no idea, what it is.
Can you help me?
Thank you and Greetings, Xaver
Posted by Robert Nash on 29-06-2006 17:03
#2
Very long antennae bulbous femora Try
Acanthochinus aedilis http://www.uochb.cas.cz/~natur/cerambyx/acanaed.htm Could be?
Robert
Posted by Xaver Frank on 29-06-2006 17:32
#3
Hello Robert!
Thank you for showing me the homepage www.uochb.cas.cz , but you was not completely right: Look at this site at the same homepage:
http://www.uochb....acgris.htm. It is Acanthocinus griseus.
If you had not show me this homepage, I never solved the identification.
Thanks a lot and Greetings
Posted by cthirion on 30-06-2006 00:01
#4
Sorry, why not Monochammus sp?
Posted by Dmitry Gavryushin on 30-06-2006 07:46
#5
Definitely A. griseus.
To distinguish these two genera: Monochamus has different antennae, with scape (1st segment) robust and with scarlike structure (cicatrix) at apex. A row of yellow spots on pronotum is also characteristic for Acanthocinus.
Posted by Robert Nash on 30-06-2006 09:28
#6
Acanthocinus griseus.So it is. I am pleased you liked the site. Our Ireland fauna is smaller but you might enjoy our Habitas site See Weblinks Miscellaneous Carabidae and
http://www.habitas.org.uk/invertebrateireland/speciesstats.asp?Checklist=1
Greetings too- from Ireland. Robert
Posted by cthirion on 02-07-2006 11:38
#7
Definitely.......recorde!B)