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 Thank you for ID, Karol Ox.

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 NO, there is something very wrong here, the calyptra is white.

Probably, the abdomen is not bluish but greenish, and we are dealing with some species of Bellardia.


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Zeegers wrote:
NO, there is something very wrong here, the calyptra is white.

Probably, the abdomen is not bluish but greenish, and we are dealing with some species of Bellardia.


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Really, abdomen is greenish. Thank you.
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 Ah, the third antennal segment is elongated, so it is a female Onesia sepulchralis.


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Ah, the third antennal segment is elongated, so it is a female Onesia sepulchralis.


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