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Philippe moniotte
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 A very dark Phasiinae, observed in Bois de Lauzelle, Louvain la neuve (Belgium) on August 28th.
Your help is, as always, appreciated...
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 This doesn't live where I come from, but it must be Phasia aurigera? Ph aurulans instead is fairly common here.

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 Phasia hemiptera.
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 Right, hemiptera, because of the orange hairs on pleurae.
Hemiptera is very very very variable (in all other aspects)

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 Thanks a lot !
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