Green Leaf Weevil
Found this guy crawling on my leg after resting from a bike ride and so I immediately set the beautiful beetle on a leaf and captured his awesomeness. I do need ID help (Wildflower?) My initial guess is a Green Leaf Weevil however after some brief research I am still unsure.

Length 9 mm. This beetle has a metallic bluish-green covering of scales. However the scales easily rub off and older specimens can look almost black. The front femur has a prominent tooth and the scales are oval. Most commonly found on Nettles, from April to late June.
Similar species: Beetles
By TristanV
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Uploaded May 17, 2015. Captured May 17, 2015 12:41 in 62A High Street, Esher, Surrey KT10 9RG, UK.
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http://www.eakringbirds.com/eakringbirds6/insectsphyllobiusweevils.htm
http://www.naturespot.org.uk/taxonomy/term/19370
http://www.naturespot.org.uk/content/id-guide-phyllobius-weevils
Identifying it from this photo alone would be difficult. Any other photo showing a different side (top, front) might help. Posted 7 years ago
Are you sure it is a Pyllobius? Did you check if the antennal insertion on the head is as shown on the first link? Posted 7 years ago
Phyllobius? I think it is. Posted 7 years ago