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Xanthogramma pedissequum? --> confirmed
Frank Hornig
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Posted on 10-05-2022 18:27
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This is from last year, 24.06.2021, Braunschweig, Northern Germany.

I think it should be Xanthogramma pedissequum, (f.), right?

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I agree with X. pedissequum, though the shape of the black stripe on the frons recalls X. stackelbergi. However, the shape of the yellow patches on tergite 2 matches X. pedissequum, and the dark costal patch seems to extend below vein R2+3. Also the hind legs do not look as black as in X. dives. A lateral look at the thorax would show the number and distribution of yellow patches that are important to discriminate between X. pedissequum and X. dives, but it seems that there is no yellow patch below/behind the wing base, so X. pedissequum is in favour. A good compilation of important characters is given in https://www.resea...phidae.pdf.
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Frank Hornig
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Thank you very much Sundew for that factful answer!
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Frank
 
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