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? Mimegralla spp. considering their habit of moving front legs in manner of wasp antennae and the white tips on front legs.
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 Can't rule out Rainieria but the most obvious place to start is Mimegralla (going off the leg patterning). Try posting it as that on iNaturalist
 
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