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What kind of Philanthus?
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Posted on 17-10-2007 08:38
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Philanthus pulchellus,

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Posted on 18-10-2007 18:49
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Dear Christian

Why not P. triangulum?

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Hi Yvan,

how are you? It was a long time ago...

I think you are right. I checked my collection, and pulchellus always has a pale spot behind eyes, which may lack in triangulum. I was disturbed by the pale yellow body color, but both species are somewhat variable. So it is most probable triangulum

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Hi Christian!

I'm fine, thank you!
I agree with you, it's difficult to give a name without having the specimen

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Posted on 27-10-2007 11:05
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Yes, a male of triangulum.

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