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Posted on 16-05-2009 20:27
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 I thought that this was a Phryxe at first but now I think it looks more like Aplomya confinis.
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 We need to see the tail to be sure, but it is not inconsistent with Aplomyia.


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 Thanks. I can't find an angle to show us the relative lengths of the tergites but it is a site where I have caught Aplomya in previous years and it looks fairly similar Smile
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