Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Need help with identification, Kazakhstan, Pavlodar region, Pavlodar, April. Size 8 mm.

Good afternoon!
Please help me identify a weevil from the genus Larinus

Please tell me afodiev Stavropol. Steppe, under a cow cake. 01.04.2014

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Help me identify Zhukov (Russia, Khabarovsk Krai, Ulchsky district)

2.

1) A. luridus

2) Probably just a female prodromus. But it is difficult to tell more precisely from such a picture.

There were two lepturins in the boxes. Please take a look.

1. A disabled person from the Krasnoyarsk region. L-10mm. Male Anastrangalia or Stenurella?
   
   
 

30.03.2014. Kharkiv region.
In detritus.

Maybe someone knows these beetles? Not the brightest sawyere, but the mustache is excellent.
Borneo, November, Mount Kinabalu. They flew into the light.

  Thanks! Rummaged now in these genera, here is a very similar one, and collected on Kinabalu - https://apps2.cdfa.ca.gov/publicApps/plant/...sp?id=16703&w=o

I used to have a strange feeling that crowds of entomologists roamed Mount Kinabalu, because my friends regularly went there.

But I met only ornithologists there. It's amazing-beetles and butterflies fly in flocks, and no one chases them, except for me and the bats.

I also thought primarily of Eburiomorpha guttata, however, in Borneo... Who knows...)
I'm sorry, but you didn't collect beetles there (so, you never know )?

I also apologize, but I didn't collect it Usually I only take pictures, but sometimes I collect some plants, as well as diptera, cicadas and erect wings.

On Kinabalu, I was paranoid - everything there seemed to be rare, endemic, and in need of protection. I was even embarrassed to cut up some of the fruits in case they were the last ones on the slope.

The saddest thing is that you bring some plant here, and it soon disappears here, although you wanted to distribute it to collections. Neither a greenhouse nor a greenhouse is suitable.

The Kuala Lumpur Butterfly House also has beetles like this. There's no one watching - just grab the bug and take it away.

Kiev, 6.04.2014, just over 2 mm.
Am I guessing correctly that these are Histeridae?

Judging by what is visible in the image, taking into account the specified size, this is Hypocacculus. I want to say rufipes, but this is just a guess, not a definition, since there is little to see.

Yes, alas. I couldn't get the whole beetle to be clean. I can't imagine how people take them off

Yes, alas. I couldn't get the whole beetle to be clean. I can't imagine how people take them off

Hello!
Please help me identify elephants and nutcrackers. Early May, southern Rivne region (Ostroh district)

SE Kazakhstan. Almaty region. Dzungarian Alatau, Foothill valleys. pos. Suburban. on the garden plot

This is my first experience with beetles, I will be glad of any help in determining.