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Phryxe nemea?
Klaas
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Posted on 02-09-2009 20:16
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 The Netherlands, Reestdal. 28 aug 2009.
6,6 mm long.

Could this be Phryxe nemea?,
with yellow-grey parafrontals.

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 It looks about right (hairy eyes, erect apicals on an orange-tipped scutellum, median discals, black palps) - it might be my first guess with the yellowish parafrontals and wide gap between facial ridge and parafacial bristles Smile
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 I agree with the ID and the reasons given.


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