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 Found in the "garrigue", size ~5 mm.
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 Probably Neoleria Did you collect it ? Frown
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Andrzej wrote:
Probably Neoleria Did you collect it ? Frown

Yes AndrzejGrin
 
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 At the third picture I found one bristle on the right femur !, so probably Neoleria species group: ruficeps Smile !.
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 Should be N. ruficeps buit I will compare the pics with a pinned specimen !
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