Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

  
1-Cool what!! This is the genus Agatus, if I understand it correctly.
2-Also nice beetles, but I don't know, maybe even Cymindis, but the sculpture is very strange.
3-1st - ? Cymbionotum, the second - Acupalpus, possibly elegans (Dejean, 1829).
4 - like Syntomus is so cool.
5-1st - Dicheirotrichus like (there should be a lot of them there), 2nd-Pogonus ? luridipennis (Germar, 1822).
6-like Acupalpus flaviceps Motschulsky, 1850
7 - 1-2nd-Microlestes, 2nd-Bembidion, similar to (Diplocampa) fumigatum (Duftschmid, 1812)
8-1st - ? Acupalpus flaviceps, I didn't understand something, 2nd-Bembidion-I won't lie, it's too bad for him...
9-first 2-like Anisodactylus poeciloides pseudaeneus Dejean, 1829 (2nd exactly, 1st is questionable, but similar ) 3rd - either Pangus or Microderes, although there is still something close there.

There are 2-3 more pretties. I have recorded one crooked-legged goldyamate in Calosoma (Campalita) maderae tectum so far. The other (pictured), with straight hind legs, a less noticeable furrow on the pronotum, and less pronounced green pits... in Calosoma (Caminara) imbricatum deserticola... Far from sure, though.

To KingSnake: No, this is someone from the Oedemeridae I suspect that the female is Oedemera femorata Scopoli, 1763

mems, 4 - cancellatus

Another such Cryptocephalus, apparently, some kind, from the same place (Middle Urals).

On the topic of Pterostichus niger...are there any instances of this species that are brown in color??...here are 2 beetles caught in Siberia...

Thanks for the help. On Monday-Tuesday I will look at the IERiZ collection. Fortunately, with ground beetles there is an order.

Here's another ground beetle. Mountain taiga of the Middle Urals, near a stream in a clearing. In the afternoon. Mm 8.

if that ground beetle species is cancellatus, can this species be granulatus

The upper specimen is most likely Pterostichus (Platysma) eschscholtzi Germar, 1824.
Compare it with P. niger, they have different pronotum markings.

similar to C. sexpunctatus more...
here are Siberian specimens of 1) C. sexpunctatus, 2) C. octopunctatus

Please tell me, is this Lamprodila virgata (Motsch.)?

  
3. Also chernotelka any? Size 10-15 mm

A couple of Israeli goldsmiths, I doubt something...
1. Capnodis sp...?

I can use Capnodis to post keys, if necessary.

A pair of weevils: Vladivostok, not lespedecia

Help me identify the bug. Body length about 3 cm. Width 1.5 cm. The color is brown. Lamellar sawyere.

Please tell me who's who here?

Good afternoon. Help identify the elephants. Moscow region
1. 4 mm of soil. fishing.
2. 4 mm of soil. lov.
3 and 4. 5 mm on the ground