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Phasia maybe hemiptera?
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 Or is it something else? Found in July last year.

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 hemiptera is very well spoken, a female


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 Easily distinguished by the tuft of orange hairs on the sides of the thorax Smile
 
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 Thanks for the confirmation for this (easy) one. And thanks for the hint with the orange hairs.

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If not stated otherwise photos are taken in west switerzland, wildflowerstrips in an agricultural landscape, 400 msm
 
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