Identify Weevils (Curculionoidea)
seen at The Netherfield Lagoons

Discover more about these species such as habitat, a detailed description, their national distribution and the best time of year to see them (or visit the lagoons to try and find them!). Each species has photographs to help you in identification.

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Cramp-ball Fungus Weevil
Platyrhinus resinosus

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Red Rumex Weevil
Apion frumentarium

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Mallow Weevil
Malvapion malvae

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Cabbage Stem Weevil
Ceutorhynchus pallidactylus

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Rumex Weevil
Rhinoncus pericarpius

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Meadow Cranesbill Weevil
Zacladus geranii

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Hawthorn Weevil
Anthonomus pedicularius

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Strawberry Blossom Weevil
Anthonomus rubi

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Figwort Weevil
Cionus alauda

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Figwort Weevil
Cionus scrophulariae

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Figwort Weevil
Cionus tuberculosus

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Acorn Weevil
Curculio glandium

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Birch Catkin Weevil
Curculio ribidus

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Toadflax Seed-head Weevil
Rhinusa antirrhini

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Hairy Spider Weevil
Barypeithes pellucidus

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Weevil
Liophloeus tesselatus

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Green Nettle Weevil
Phyllobius pomaceus

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Nettle Leaf Weevil
Polydrusus formosus

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Pea Weevil
Sitona lineatus

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Dock Hyper Weevil
Hypera rumicis

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Thistle-head Weevil
Rhinocyllus conicus

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Weevil
Notaris acridulus

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Apple Fruit Weevil
Tatianaerhynchites aequatus

All photography taken at the Netherfield Lagoons, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire