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Phasia landing... (17.08.11) --> P. aurigera (and barbifrons)
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Hello!

The tiny Phasia barbifrons are very numerous here (northwest Germany) at the moment. This afternoon I could also photograph a bigger one (ca. 8 mm) on Solidago canadensis. Is this P. aurigera or perhaps aurulans? (I'm not 100% sure, if all pics show the same specimen.)
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This one seems to have a more distinct 'M' marking on the thorax. So seems to be a different individual.
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Nice photos! My guess is Phasia aurigera Smile
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ChrisR wrote:
Nice photos! My guess is Phasia aurigera Smile


Many thanks, Chris!
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First one of this autumn.....
(a typical september species)


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Hello, Theo!

Zeegers wrote:
First one of this autumn.....
(a typical september species)


According to my records my earliest observation is from May-05, 2006 Smile. I have no photo of that unfortunately, but the one below is from June-14-2005.
But you're right: my earliest record of the second generation dates from August-28, 2008. All other sightings are from early September or later.
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