Snout Beetle Collection

Acorn weevil (Curculio glandium) Portrait on an Oak bud, Hertfordshire, England, UK, May - Focus Stacked - Captive

Botany Bay diamond weevil (Chrysolopus spectabilis) close up, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia

Broad-nosed weevil (Compsus sp. ) about to take off with wing elytra raised and wings extended
Broad-nosed weevil (Compsus sp.) about to take off with wing elytra raised and wings extended, Yasuni National Park, Orellana, Ecuador

Broad-nosed weevil (Exophthalmus opulentus) on leaf. Los Tuxtlas Biosphere Reserve, Mexico

Acorn Weevil (Curculio glandium) portrait on an Oak leaf, Hertofrdshire, England, UK, April. Focus Stacked

Weevil (Curculionoidea ) also known as Snout Beetle

Jewel Weevil with long protruding snout, short jointed legs, and an iridescent, metallic-looking green and red body, balancing on green stalk

Painted weevil (Eupholus bennetti). Weevils, also known as snout beetles, form the largest family of beetles. Although weevils are more commonly small agricultural pests

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Discover the fascinating world of Snout Beetles (Curculionoidea). From the Acorn Weevil's (Curculio glandium) portrait on an oak bud in Hertfordshire, England, to the Botany Bay Diamond Weevil's (Chrysolopus spectabilis) close-up in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, these intriguing insects come in various shapes and sizes. Witness the Broad-nosed Weevil (Compsus sp.) taking off with wing elytra raised and wings extended in Los Tuxtlas Biosphere Reserve, Mexico. Observe the Exophthalmus opulentus Broad-nosed Weevil on a leaf in Hertofrdshire, England, UK. Compare the long protruding snout, short jointed legs, and iridescent, metallic-looking green and red body of the Jewel Weevil, to the vibrant colors of the Painted Weevil. And let's not forget the Acorn Weevil's portrait on an oak leaf in Hertofrdshire, England, UK. Each a unique work of nature, even as they contribute to forest ecosystems and sometimes cause damage to crops. (Additionally, a glimpse of the Fort Collins-Colorado forest fire seen from Estes Park serves as a reminder of the natural disasters that impact these habitats.