Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 1st.
Cantharis rufa?

11. Is this also Ellescus bipunctatus (Linnaeus, 1758)? Mown from the grass. The nearest willows are 200 meters away...
12. Mown from the grass. It is about 5.5 mm long
13. I don't remember what it was assembled from, but this weekend I collected a couple of the same ones from mallow. It is almost 5 mm long
14. Three such beauties are collected by mowing in a forest clearing. Length without
15. Our most common lixus. I know that you can easily identify yourself on the Zinovsky site, but maybe someone will write Latin, otherwise I will still search longer.

Isn't it undulatus? He doesn't look much like Murinus."

if my memory serves me correctly, murinus has more purple hairs on the bottom, while undulatus has white ones. so this is undulatus. and the top is not Murinusovsky

Well, yes, murinus is usually pink below and the top is in a more monochrome pubescence. Another thing is that there are a couple of other species that are similar in color to undulatus.

Please tell me what kind of bug it is. It was found in the Moscow region on June 1.
The size is about one and a half centimeters.

Please help me identify the beetles collected on May 24, 2014 in the Chekhov district of the Moscow region. (second batch)
7. This beautiful leaf eater was sitting on a blackcurrant leaf

8. This weevil is from an apple tree

9. This and the next beetle are also from the apple tree. this beetle is slightly smaller than the next one

Carilia virginea.

Well, yes, murinus is usually pink below and the top is in a more monochrome pubescence. Another thing is that there are a couple of other species that are similar in color to undulatus.

this is definitely undulatus, although in the forest-this is interesting, usually in open biotopes

Southern Urals, 01.06.14
3.

I think Chrysomela saliceti

Southern Urals, 01.06.14

I ask for help in identifying beetles collected in the Chekhov district of the Moscow region on May 24, 2014
16. Mowing on grassy vegetation. Another Taeniapion urticarium (Herbst, 1784)?
17. Collected on black mountain ash. The same beetle from the weekend before last was identified as " possibly Neocoenorhinidius pauxillus (Germar, 1824)". Maybe these images show some identifying features that will allow you to clarify the definition?
18. These very nimble and mobile beetles in the mass were mowed down from a single young birch tree. On the neighboring birches they were not at all. It is about 6.5 mm long.

Continued...
19. Length is 8mm.
20. Mown down from grassy vegetation, but willows grew nearby.
21. Mowing on grassy vegetation
22. Mowing on grassy vegetation

Something from the Bronzes? Or are their relatives not too far away? Bryansk. May, mixed forest. Mercy is very good.

Something from the Bronzes? Or are their relatives not too far away? Bryansk. May, mixed forest. Mercy is very good.

Oxythyrea funesta (Poda, 1761)

28.05.2014 Kharkiv region, Bezlyudovka village, pltf. Udyanskaya (49°51 '29.27" N 36°14'33.05" E)
Floodplain of the Uda river. Forest-steppe. Mowing.

28.05.2014 Kharkiv region, Bezlyudovka village, pltf. Udyanskaya (49°51 '29.27" N 36°14'33.05" E)
Floodplain of the Uda river. Forest-steppe. Mowing.

Something from the Bronzes? Or are their relatives not too far away? Bryansk. May, mixed forest. Mercy is very good.

Good evening !
Tell me beetles please all Germany
1 01.06.14 in the web Melandrya caraboides ?
2 25.05.14 some weevil
3 25.05.14 stafik

Not like Oxythyrea funesta. Rather, Tropinota hirta is pretty shabby to the point of complete "shaving" .

28.05.2014 Kharkiv region, Bezlyudovka village, pltf. Udyanskaya (49°51 '29.27" N 36°14'33.05" E)
Floodplain of the Uda river. Forest-steppe. Mowing.
2.

Cidnopus sp. probably...

Above, he was called Limonius

M. O. Poplar
1 21.06.2008 on the currant

Labidostomis bipunctata ♀? Crimea