Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

What kind of small deer beetle is this?
I flew in Adler to the light.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QVMwJ6AdAm...ew?usp=drivesdk

Tell me what kind of weevil, determine at least up to the genus. Sorry for the bad photo - there is no macro equipment.
https://ibb.co/TbRWkYH
Orekhovo-Zuyevo, on asphalt, today.

Good time of day. Tell me on bronzovka
Samara region. S. Kamyshla. on flowers.
https://yapx.ru/u/IBUcu

So I crawled to Samara... this is what is now called hieroglyphica

Thank you.
And what was not noted for the Samara region?
I myself did not go there, I went to those parts for L. Cervus, om. Unfortunately, I didn't find it. But at least I took a new kind of bronze for the collection.

Orekhovo-Zuyevo, railway bridge, under floodlights, about 15 mm.
https://ibb.co/r2CBvQb
https://ibb.co/q5Kspf2

There are 4 copies pasted on two homemade dies. 2 pieces per die. I can share it. At the same time, conduct a full-fledged exchange. There are good fees for 2019-20. Photos of mattresses will be sent by e-mail.

2020.06.26, Southern Urals
Is Chrysanthia viridissima?

I ask for help from the monsters of beetle science. On June 26, I photographed skakunchik. The length is about 10 millimeters (excluding paws and whiskers), the location is 40 kilometers north of Krasnoyarsk.



I was offered a version that it is Cylinders elisae, but it is confusing that according to Wikipedia it is a rare Primorsko-Kuril species. The Krasnoyarsk Territory is very far from Primorye, and there were dozens of these beetles grazing under power lines, no less.

Can you tell me if I have Geotrupes stercorarius or Anoplotrupes stercorosus?

here's more

Doesn't it look like C. arenaria viennensis?

There is a similarity, but it looks closer to C. arenaria nudoscripta. And the elytra are not green. But the main difficulty is that C. arenaria is a European species, its range ends in Western Siberia, i.e. it should not be located east of the Yenisei.

Which are large (2 species, they are similar to each other at a cursory inspection, but they are 2 completely different genera) - Archiplectes reitteri (the one with the elytra flatter), the other - Megodontus septemcarinatus (the elytra more convex), and one that is smaller-Sphodristocarabus jantinus like.

Zap. Caucasus, size 4 - 5 mm

Today I checked the glasses for carabuses in Adler , and found that ground beetles with flat elytra are of different colors. Are these all Archiplectes reitteri? Or two other types. There are three males in the photo, one with dark elytra, the other greenish, and the third is generally bronze with a green pronotum.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuXkITU8iv...ew?usp=drivesdk

Cute guy! But I can only say that this is Ocypus s. lato, I don't know much about the local fauna.

A ladybug flew into the room and I remembered one question.
In the early nineties, I met at the dacha such a bug in a black and yellow check. The size is smaller than the "standard" one . Then the beetles disappeared. Territorially Kharkiv. The Internet is silent on this issue. Can you tell me?

just brunnipes, I guess...

Hello everyone.
A bug appeared to me in the night. 7 mm.
Chisinau, dark night, on the light of e-savings. At least what family?
https://ibb.co/CzRNqCc

A search led to Tasgius pedator. Moreover, on Zina there is a copy from our places. I'm leaning towards it

Do not forget about the color variability of brunnipes!
In short, the point of guessing on coffee grounds? Either make the photos better, or drive them yourself to the keys, or show them to a specialist.
And on biolib, yes, pedator!

I ask for help in determining. Ryazan region, early July.