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Nice Anthidiini sleeping > Anthidium florentinum
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 Taken in Granada on 4 Sep. 2013. To identify if possible. Thanks in advance.

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 Looks like Anthidium florentinum (male) to me, though I don't know the Spanish fauna!

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 Thanks !!. I'll suggest it. I don't know (at the moment) the species registered in Spain.

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 According to Fauna Europaea, A. florentinum is known from Spain!
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 Smilek. Feliz año nuevo !!
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