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Trichius spec.
Elizabeth Anisclo 2
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Posted on 08-03-2019 19:43
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 I don't think it's T. fasciatus.
GPS 42.604, 0.481
In the shadow along a foothpath at about 1600m in the Spanish Pyrenees
Edited by Elizabeth Anisclo 2 on 08-03-2019 20:04
 
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 now the photo
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 Please correct the name Trichiusa in the title. The photographed beetle is Trichius. There is also a genus Trichiusa, which belongs to Staphylinidae.
 
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 Thanks, the genus name has been changed
 
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