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Mydaea scutellaris (female)? (Phaonia rufiventris)
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 Mydaea scutellaris (female) is the correct name? Thank you very much.
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 Mydaea corni (=scutellaris) hasn't a yellow abdomen. This is Phaonia rufiventris.
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Mydaea corni (=scutellaris) hasn't a yellow abdomen. This is Phaonia rufiventris.


Stephane thank you very much.
 
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