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 Is it Phaonia? Species id is possible? It looks like P. erronea for me but I don't know which characteristics determine this species. Northern Poland, Gostyn (XT35), 10.08.2011
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 It seems it bears a pv on mid tibia, so I'm inclined to say Phaonia angelicae. If other pictures can confirm this...
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 Thanks a lot! Other view of mid tibia to verification
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