Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Tell us what kind of beetle7 was found in the Arkhangelsk region, Kholmogorsky district. June 2014. In the bathhouse and in the house. Apparently eats wood.

SE Kazakhstan, Dzungarian Alatau, Tekeli city. 1550 m [04-06-2014]
Please tell me who this person is.

Tell us what kind of beetle7 was found in the Arkhangelsk region, Kholmogorsky district. June 2014. In the bathhouse and in the house. Apparently eats wood.

M. O., Voinova gora, 2.06.2014, mowing on grass

I think Chrysomela saliceti

Why not tremulae?

M. O., Voinova gora, 2.06.2014, mowing on grass
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2 Cryptocephalus flavipes, female

Is it possible to identify a ground beetle from this photo?
Georgia, Telavi.

But it's far from a fact that flavipes: in the case it would be necessary to" muzzle " full-face look - there is a high probability that this is bameuli - http://www.koleopterologie.de/arbeitsgemei...us-bameuli.html

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 1st.
It is similar to Cicindela sylvatica, but there are doubts.

I'll take off the full face tomorrow and post it,the beetle is assembled

In my opinion, the tremulae psp is somewhat longer (more square) and the longitudinal dents on it are more parallel, well, the overall impression I have is this, and so you need to look at the beetle in a good way, you can't see the "heel" in the photo.

1 Hypera arator (Linnaeus, 1758)
2 Cryptocephalus flavipes, female

I think for experts it will be a trivial matter . Kursk, on the meadow.

At first glance, it looks like gemini. But if you look closely-the color is different. Help with the definition, pliz.????????? Bryansk, July, the edge of the forest. forests-basked on birch chocks. Thank you.

on the hidden head, like this on the female and on the side? Can you take a photo from the muzzle? Although maybe you have everything there just where they caught it

Trichius fasciatus (Linnaeus, 1758)

However, it's a bandaged waxwork.

But it's far from a fact that flavipes: in the case it would be necessary to" muzzle " full-face look - there is a high probability that this is bameuli - http://www.koleopterologie.de/arbeitsgemei...us-bameuli.html

full face

full face

Cryptocephalus flavipes Fabricius 1781  

And who is this preparing for takeoff? Lycostomus porphyrophorus ?????? And what kind of weevil is this? Similar to Larinus turbinatus Gyllenhal, 1835?????? There are so many types of them-pictures! Bryansk region, Russia. forest, July. Thank you, Mercy.

At first glance, it looks like gemini. But if you look closely-the color is different. Help with the definition, pliz.????????? Bryansk, July, the edge of the forest. forests-basked on birch chocks. Thank you.

Lepturalia nigripes.

Why do you need heels? looking for a clove? To be honest, in all cases of collecting, unfortunately, I have not yet been able to catch saliceti, which is from willow, poplars and aspens. Although it is possible that it exists, but I refer everything to tremulae, while I don't even consider females, I look at the genitals of males. Probably need to compare the genitalia of the second type, then it will be clear. Maybe you can take a picture? I'll take a photo of what I have later.

full face

How did he manage to stick his head inside?

1. Anastangalia sp. female
2. in my opinion, also lepturalia nigripes female

skrytnoglav same

They are both Lepturalia nigripes. The red-winged form is rare in the west of the range, and predominant in the east. And it's called Lepturalia nigripes rufipennis.
In this case, we are talking about a nominative subspecies, of course.

I have only tremuli, well, at least as I understand them, because edeagi I did not pull. On the willows I collected only populi, all tremulas from aspens.
Here is
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But the eva heel with a clove (in fact, there are two of them), the burghers also noticed this: http://www.coleo-net.de/coleo/texte/chrysomela.htm#tremulae
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Tell me, pliz, emerald ?the nutcracker. Bryansk Forest, June. Thank you.