Rhynchites (Rhynchites) bacchus (Linnaeus)

Curculio bacchus Linnaeus, 1758

Rhynchites jekeli Desbrochers des Loges, 1869

Rhynchites splendidus Krynicki, 1832

Records. CRI ČER ČNG ČRK DNI DON IFR KHE KHM KHR KRO KYI LUG LWI MYK* ODE TER VIN ZAK [Krynicki 1832: 144; Chernay 1854: 169; Belke 1858: 361; Nowicki 1858: 18; 1864: 33; 1865: 33; Łomnicki 1868: 151; 1870: 82; Miller 1868: 24; Lindeman 1871: 314; Nowicki 1873: 39; Łomnicki 1875: 178; 1884: 35; 1886: 235; Hormuzaki 1888: 155; Cherkunov 1889: 191; Kulikowski 1897: 214; Rybiński 1903b: 154; Łomnicki 1905: 86; Penecke 1928: 384; Pyatakova 1930: 335; Shapiro 1930: 144; Medvedev 1950a: 42; Kharakoz 1955: 152, 158; Arnoldi 1956: 341; Kryshtal 1956: 310, 312; Tveritina 1956: 140; Kryshtal 1959: 73; Mazur 2002: 219; Emchuk 1937: 281; Shapiro 1940a: 52; Globova 1958: 167; Tveritina 1966: 51; Barsov et al. 1998: 150; Sheshurak & Nazarenko 2002: 122; Nazarenko et al. 2003: 51; Nazarenko et al. 2004: 68; Sumarokov 2009: 164; Nazarenko 2012d: 190; 2012f: 50].

Distribution. Palaearctic (excluding East Siberia and Far East) (Alonso-Zarazaga 2011c)

Material examined. 93 specimens (KUMN, NSPU, SIZK) including Mykolaiv Prov.: 1 spec (photo observation) Mykolaiv env., Kapustyne, N47.056791, E32.03373, R. Stepoviy leg., 14.v.2016 .

Biology. Forests, shrublands, gardens. Adults occur in V–XI. On Rosaceae: Cotoneaster sp., Cydonia sp., Pyrus sp., Malus sp., Crataegu s sp., Prunus sp. (Dieckmann 1974).