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Isidro
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Posted on 11-05-2007 12:52
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Size: 8-10 mm.
Place: Leganes, Madrid, Spain.
Habitat: park-garden.

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Can be possible an identification?
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Hello, Isidro!

Genus Hypera. More possibly from the experts.
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Looks like Hypera zoilus, but I?m not shure if there are no more related species in Spain. Greetings Frank
 
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Hypera zoilus is not present in Spain.
List if iberian Hypera:

Subgenus Dapalinus:
Hypera dapalis
Hypera maculipennis
Hypera meles

Subgenus Eririnomorphus:
Hypera adspersa
Hypera arundinis
Hypera rumicis

Subgenus Hypera:
Hypera arator
Hypera constans
Hypera egregia
Hypera fuscocinerea
Hypera incompta
Hypera jucunda
Hypera lethierryi
Hypera melarhyncha
Hypera nigrirostris
Hypera ononidis
Hypera pandellei
Hypera plantaginis
Hypera postica
Hypera scolymi
Hypera suspiciosa
Hypera venusta
Hypera viciae

Subgenus Tigrinellus:
Hypera pastinacae

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Frank Koehler
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Sorry, Hypera zoilus is called Donus zoilus in the Fauna Europaea and present in Spain too. It?s a very common weevil on Rumex and should be widespread in your country. We should send this picture to an expert. Greetings Frank
 
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Isidro
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Posted on 12-05-2007 16:30
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Thanks!
In these case, can be Donus zoilus. Other related species (in the same subgenus Antidonus) are Donus brevirostris, Donus dauci and Donus lunatus.

I dont't know how can I send the photo to your gallery, so, if you want, take the picture and send to the expert...

I never will be enough grateful. Wink
 
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