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Posted on 18-07-2019 07:05
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 Hi,
is an ID possible here? Found in Wienerwald, mid June

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 Could be Diprion similis.

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 Thanks Eric.
Upon further reading, I gues D. simils and pini cannot be distinguished on a photo. I'll give it to an expert.
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