Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Ampedusov is well defined by Gurieva. If memory serves, Plantago has this volume of fauna in his library.

Did you watch it in Cherepanov (p. 164-165) and Krasny (p. 523)? Ampedus eurinus Tscherepanov (= A. lepidus). The very thing. And what are the "options"?

and where can I download this identifier?

Help with this couple. Very small, the female is 2 mm, the male is even smaller. MO, Mai, I couldn't spot the plant on the spot, but not the bluebell.
Gymnetron? Miarus?

barbel from Phytoeciini, but the Kazakhstan fauna is little known to me, probably directly from Phytoecia species

Around the middle of August, in the west of MO, a strange beetle landed on my net, and then rolled off it. I noticed that it took off from a roadside ditch, where quite a large number of beetles and flies were flying around the dog's corpse. Most of all, it was similar to Nicrophorus (both in general appearance and size) with one WHITE sash, the abdomen extended quite far beyond the wings. A cursory search for dead eaters and staphylinae found Nodynus leucofasciatus, but it seems to be not so large and generally long-range. Who could it be?

The plant, I think, is linseed (Linaria). And the beetles, I think, are from the genus Gymnetron.

Help with this couple. Very small, the female is 2 mm, the male is even smaller. MO, Mai, I couldn't spot the plant on the spot, but not the bluebell.
Gymnetron? Miarus?

Khakassia, larch with an admixture of birch. it seems to me that something from the Eucnemidae. 5 mm. The whiskers from the 4th are sharp-toothed. A longitudinal keel is visible on the head. Maybe something from the genus Eucnemis?

Alexey Sazhnev:
If I'm sure about pseudocaptosia, I might suggest that it's Eilandi. Since cinerascence is completely different.

Help with the weevil

Udmurtia, Izhevsk ROC, on a blooming bird cherry tree, shaking off, 19. V. 09

I prefer Hypera suspiciosa, but not the fact. it is better to look at them from above

Barbel from Phytoeciini <...>, probably directly from Phytoecia species

Here's another one. Same place, end of August. Also one photo.

Samm-lobe of Phytoecia pustulata Schr. (ab pulla Ganglb. - if there is no red spot on the psp disk , I didn't see it...)

Samm-lobe of Phytoecia pustulata Schr. (ab pulla Ganglb. - if there is no red spot on the psp disk , I didn't see it...)

Although Phytoecia pustulata lives in Kazakhstan and is represented by two subspecies: the nominative ssp. pustulata Schrank, 1776 and, indeed, ssp. pulla Ganglbauer, 1886 (= kryzhanovskii Kostin, 1973), the photo is clearly not this species - but barry gave the photo of Phytoecia pustulata Schrank, 1776

On the photo from the site kerbtier.de, presumably, - f. typica; I would like to look at the photo of ssp. pulla Ganglbauer, 1886 (= kryzhanovskii Kostin, 1973)to finally dissuade. The fact is that it is not from the "bay-barakhta": according to Cherepanov (Issue 6. pp. 161, 175-176) I did it that way, but you know better.