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 Found in a layby outside Alyth in Scotland in early July 2022. Closest match I could find in S.Falks descriptions in Flickr.
Correct or... [again] Grin
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 Hi Roger,

That seems totally OK.
Note the relative narrow frons (also found in morrisii)
Also note that fuscipes is a summer species rather than spring (idem)

Morrisii has yellow legs, of course


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 Hi Theo

Thanks for confirming my "guess". Much appreciated!

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Roger.
 
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