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Fannia lustrator | British ?Fannia for ID
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 England, London, Wimbledon. 25 April 2020

Got my attention with very bright-crimson eyes.
Maybe F. lustrator?

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Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
Fannia lustrator

Thanks! I just arrived at the same conclusion! Great to be confirmed by an expert!
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