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Posted on 21-09-2009 12:34
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 Location: Obersulm, Germany (Wuerttemberg), ivy on the roof of a garage, 19. September
approx. 15mm (didn't try to catch it), spent more than an hour collecting nectar
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 Looks like C. spinolae.
www.bruphoto.com/2009/pics/larsdi.png
 
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 Thank you Smile
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 glücksvogel! Smile
 
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 Beginner's luck.

The spot seems to be quite popular, this little lady showed up two hours ago. Together with the two males I saw on Saturday, it is probably enough to call it a good year. Smile
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 BTW, the first one I saw through the view-finder of my camera was a female that appeared in the background when I was taking some pictures of a Volucella zonaria last Friday. One of the males was there on Monday and Tuesday, (not as cooperative as on Saturday).
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 Well, can't have it all Achim.. lucky for them you don't collect them Wink
 
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