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Posted on 09-09-2025 20:58
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any suggestions on the genus?

Lower Austria, mid Juli

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Did you check Glyptomorpha pectoralis?
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Posted on 01-04-2026 12:53
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I narrowed it down to Glyptomorpha or Vipio, but not sure how to move further
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