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Stomorhina lunata has become very common bellow 50°N and scarce but not absent above. Litterature mentions it lays eggs on eggs of locusts (south african brown locust, migratory locust and desert locust) in Africa.
As it leaves around 30 days, it's migration to Europe would be hard to understand if not dedicated to reproduce north of mediteranean sea. Nevertheless, it's seems impossible to find any litterature about Stomorhina lunata reproduction in Europe. Woud someone have sources about this topic ?
Many thanks !
Greg