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 Mediterranean scrub. South center of Spain. May. 600 m.
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 Microtendipes?
 
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 I'd agree with Microtendipes, but unsure which species you have
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 Thank you both!!

In Spain: M. britteni, M. chloris, M. confinis, M. diffinis, M. pedellus and M. rydalensis.
 
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