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Phasia aurigera of the spring generation (14.06.21) --> confirmed
Juergen Peters
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Hello,

I nearly always find this species in September/October, so this male from today at a dogwood bush (northwest Germany) was very early. From the much weaker spring generation?
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Yes, there is a weak spring generation, more strongly in the Mediterrenean.

Do check for male aurulans, but here you are fine !

Theo
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Zeegers wrote:
Do check for male aurulans, but here you are fine !


Thanks, Theo! P. aurulans I did find only once, and that is 11 years ago now. Time to find it again... Smile
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