3 for ID/confirmation

[Bobbobthebob]

A few to ID in order of ascending uncertainty:

1) I'm fairly sure this is Rhyparochromus pini? (found in the New Forest)



2) I found quite a few of these reasonably large weevils when sweeping some bracken at Chobham common, Surrey. I think they may be Attactagenus sp.?





3) I found this click beetle in the New Forest which flew up from boggy ground into a pine. No clue where to start with this one. Trawling the internet for descriptions leaves me guessing this may be a Paraphotistus sp. Mainly due to the sparse hairs and short antennae.



Thanks,
Rob

[Fauna]

Hi Rob...

I've had a good look at the click, it was driving me mad until i clicked lol.

I'm fairly sure this is a slightly worn Actenicerus sjaelandicus, they would usually have a distinctive pattern.

Regards Chris....

[Klaas Reißmann]

Hi,

the Actenicerus sjaelandicus is not slightly worn, this is a forma, called forma assimilis GYLLENHAL.

I can't tell anything about the weevils. I think it can be genus Otiorhynchus, but I havn't seen those yet.

Regards
Klaas