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Phasia hemiptera male and female?
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Posted on 27-09-2011 01:05
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 Hi,
In August 2010 I met lovely Phasias in Rudolstadt (Thuringia). Can P. hemiptera be confirmed?
Many thanks, Sundew

This is the male.
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 Here comes the female.
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 Yes - the orange hairs are quite distinctive Smile
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 Fine, thanks! This year I had P. aurigera in the same place.
 
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