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 Found this in southern England a few days ago Smile
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 and another angle...
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 I think it can be in genus Curculio.
 
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 Curculio venosus
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 Thanks Frank Smile I was confused by the colour of the elytra - is it normal to be so grey?
 
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 ... it?s only dirt ;-)
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 Grrrrr ... I thought I had one with new, strange markings ... and I just got a really dirty weevil Sad
 
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