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Posted on 13-06-2019 12:46
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Hi,

I have photographed this weevil in April, in a deciduous forest, 20km west of Paris.
About 5mm long.
I guess this is a Curculionidae but it is possible to go further, to the genus or species?
Thanks for your help!

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Hi, seems to be one of the Apionidae - do you remember the plant?

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Thanks Eric, the plant is a common bluebell I think.

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Reminds me more of Involvulus caeruleus (Rhynchitidae) [but I'm no expert on beetles!]
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Thanks Tony, It is very similar indeed.
 
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Hi Tony, yes - that fits much better!
 
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