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Phorocera obscura > Blondelia nigripes
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Posted on 09-12-2022 14:30
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 This picture is from the forest in Odoorn (DR), The Netherlands date: 2022-10-18
Is it possible to identify the species?
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 same animal
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 Jan, You’d better check distribution and phenology first:
Phorocera is strictly spring.

This is a female Blondelia nigripes.


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 Thanks Theo, will try to avoid stupid questions.

Jan
 
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