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Phaonia amabilis?
Iolaire
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Posted on 27-09-2009 11:08
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Hello,

The pictures below were made on the 29th of june this year, in my garden (Northwest of the Netherlands). Joke van Erkelens thinks (and hopes)Smile that it is Phaonia amabilis. I certainly hopes so too. These are all the pics I have so I hope Joke's ID can be confirmed.

Is this Phaonia amabilis?

Thank you very much.

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Iolaire
 
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Nobody? Frown

I'll hold it as Phaonia cf amabilis for now.
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It is unknown to me. In my opinion, this is not P. amabilis, basal part of antennae should be yellowish, presutural mid stripes should be confluent... I don't know how better is this guess, but P. mystica is the most probable taxon by the keys. No other pictures ?
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Hi Stephane, Thanks for replying. I have only this other photo. I don't think it'll add anything... I'll post two close-ups just in case... Still very curious...Smile

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