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Acorn Weevil

( Curculio glandium )


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"Acorn Weevil" : The Acorn Weevils really look like little Teddybears, with its short hair and big black eyes. I think this photo shows a male Acorn Weevil, cause of the quite short nose. - Catchwords given by photographer : Insekt Insekten Insect Insects Käfer Beetle Beetles Bohrer Rüsselkäfer Eichelbohrer Acorn Weevil Curculio glandium Acorn Weevil-photo description info Acorn Weevil characteristics Acorn Weevil Curculio glandium Acorn Weevil-photos - Photographer : Gerd Rossen
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