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Dioctria hyalipennis
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13.06.2020, Deutschland, Baden-Württemberg, Karlsbad, auf einem Blatt im Garten, ca. 8 - 10 mm; Dioctria atricapilla?
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Hallo Gerold, ja, es ist ein Weibchen D. atricapilla (grüne Augen)
Green eyes = female D. atricapilla

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Hallo Eric, vielen Dank für die Bestätigung und den Hinweis zum Geschlecht
VG Gerold
 
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The plurae are not right for D. atricapilla. This would appear to be a very dark form of D. hyalipennis.
 
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I agree with Chris, this is D. hyalipennis. Please compare posture, proportion and dusting with other D atricapilla which is more plump and black
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Danke für die Hinweise
VG Gerold
 
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