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 From last summer, 3 August 2008. Drents-Friese woud, at boundary of woodland and meadow, in ditch. Reasonably sized, some 10 mm. Is ID possible?
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 probably one of Eurithia species of tribe Ernestiini
 
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 Yes, pale face with projecting mouth edge; densely hairy eyes; dark basicosta means it should be Eurithia or a closely related genus Smile
 
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 female Eu. anthophila


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