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Phasia obesa?
cebe
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Posted on 30-05-2011 14:19
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 I found this last saturday in Brussels on Leucanthemum vulgare
More details on http://observatio...w/54789862
observations.be/fotonew/4/2189224.jpg
Is this Phasia obesa?
thanks,
Bart
Edited by cebe on 30-05-2011 14:22
 
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 I think it is Ectophasia crassipennis.
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 Or at least... Ectophasia (could be oblonga as well).


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 Thanks,
Does E. oblonga occurs in Belgium (not in www.species.be, neither in nederlandsesoorten.nl)
 
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 Maybe it does not, but with all those southern species heading north, be on the lookout !


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