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Parageron gratus female and male
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 25-04-2012 23:38
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 Maybe Parageron gratus female ?

Taken in Gójar, Sierra Nevada northface foothills (Granada). March 6, 2012.

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 Parageron gratus male
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 The male is for sure Wink but with females, I am as lost as I was months ago Angry awkward awkward
 
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 Parageron gratus is right
 
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 Thanks sSmile much.
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