Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Well, it's easier to shoot yourself here. But if you want to spend an hour or two, you can try to search for Arnoldi's work "Weevils of the genus Otiorrhynchus (Curculionidae) of the fauna of Mongolia and neighboring regions of the USSR". But even this does not give a 100% guarantee, especially since the work is already outdated, and not the entire region is covered in it.

I have an idea. It is very similar to smreczinsky. The creature lives on a lilac tree and theoretically it can be dragged to any region. Don't?

Please help me with the bug. Tatarstan Nizhnekamsk born in 2015

I have an idea. It is very similar to smreczinsky. The creature lives on a lilac tree and theoretically it can be dragged to any region. Don't?

and such damage to lilacs in addition to this species can do other weevils? It's just that I've seen marginal damage to leaves of this nature and not infrequently in Krasnoyarsk

Moscow region, Poplar 23.05.2015

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M. O., Poplar, 29.06.2015, on the black currant

Here is such a bug started up in the apartment. Please tell me the view. Tatarstan city of Nizhnekamsk. 2 mm

Bread grinder - Stegobium paniceum.

a couple of glocyanuses
1. there is no doubt that this is G. fennicus, the top of the aedeagus seems to me to have a completely different structure.

2. either G. fennicus or distinctus (I don't remember showing it or not)

if it's fennicus then why do they have so few rounded white scales in the gaps

it seems to me that the upper one is more suitable for distinctus. Here I tried to take a picture from the side, there are no bumps, the pronotum is smoothed from the sides

but the lower one seems to me to have angular sides of the pronotum, plus the genitals are suitable with fennicus

it's hard for me to say, distinctus is very variable, here's a comparison for example
http://markgtelfer.co.uk/files/2013/03/Glo...s-punctiger.jpg
http://markgtelfer.co.uk/files/2013/03/Glo...ton-Bingham.jpg
but in both photos distinctus is from the same point

it is strange why the file is saved with the name punctiger, although I think this species should have no light scales on the elytra at all.
Well, yes, it looks similar to mine, and if it really is both distinctus with such different tops of the genitals, then perhaps both of mine are also them. One thing stops, the lower beetle is very similar to the one that is defined by Legalovym from another point of view, however, as fennicus...

2 Radik
Monochamus (s. str.) galloprovincialis pistor Germ., 1818
Trichoferus campestris (Faldermann, 1835)
Cantharis livida L., 1758
Phytoecia (s. str.) nigricornis F., 1781

In Macedonia, as it turned out, there are not so many of them. Most closely resembles Timarcha goettingensis

Please help me in identifying jumping beetles. Tatarstan Ninekamsky R. 2015.

Forumchane, so, no one has such a crunch is not from Greece or neighboring regions? 516 tab 29.11.2015 19: 43
link http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1591642

most likely Phyllotreta vittula (Redtenbacher L., 1849)
? Longitarsus

There should be no such thing in Greece. most likely, confusion with the label.

Hello, dear forumchane. I ask you to help me identify the black heifers. The material was collected in Tajikistan in July 2014. Thanks .