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Eliozeta pellucens
NakaRB
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Posted on 17-12-2009 19:32
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 Moscow region, 06.06.2009

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 Looks like Clytiomya continua to me Smile
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 I'd prefer Eliozeta pellucens:

The third antennal segment seems elongated and the arista might be thickened (both difficult to see)


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 Argh ... I always confuse those - I have seen too many Clytiomya and not enough Eliozeta, I think Smile
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 Thank you!
 
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