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Posted on 08-09-2014 13:23
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 Hi,

Melanophora roralis or Paykullia maculata ?

Cuise La motte (60350 - France) - 06-09-2014 - 7 mm.

Many thanks.

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 I'd say Melanophora roralis female. Paykullia maculata has an orange coloured wing base, and the apex of its wing is clear, rather than white.
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 I agree. A female.

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 Many thanks.

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