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Holopogon claripennis ???
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Posted on 05-06-2016 22:07
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 A female Holopogon sp. Smile
 
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 Thanks Smile

Species is not possible to identify ?
 
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 Species is usually very tricky from pictures... I know what is NOT Wink but it is not easy to be sure what it is for sure. I would think it is close to H. claripennis. I'd rather wait for Reinoud's opinion. He might have some experience with this species (my experience with it is simply 0 Wink)
 
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