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MorganA	#1 Posted on 21-01-2023 23:22
Member Location: Posts: 1069 Joined: 13.05.20	Another one I am unsure about, Zenillia libatrix? South Norway 20th July MorganA attached the following image: [259.46Kb]


MorganA	#2 Posted on 21-01-2023 23:22
Member Location: Posts: 1069 Joined: 13.05.20	2 MorganA attached the following image: [280.4Kb]


MorganA	#3 Posted on 21-01-2023 23:22
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MorganA	#4 Posted on 21-01-2023 23:23
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MorganA	#5 Posted on 21-01-2023 23:23
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Zeegers	#6 Posted on 22-01-2023 09:30
Member Location: Soest, NL Posts: 18991 Joined: 21.07.04	No, that is a bright golden species. Note that apical scutellar is erect. Does the mid tibia have one or several steong ad bristles ? Theo


MorganA	#7 Posted on 22-01-2023 10:12
Member Location: Posts: 1069 Joined: 13.05.20	Thank you, mid tibia have 3 ad, one (second one) that is very strong, more than half the lenght of tibia. I tried to key it with erect apical bristles first, in couplet 192, but then on couplet 194 neither fit, as I see no discals on T3 & 4, but maybe I have gone wrong somewhere else. Edited by MorganA on 22-01-2023 10:16


Zeegers	#8 Posted on 22-01-2023 12:28
Member Location: Soest, NL Posts: 18991 Joined: 21.07.04	Maybe scutellars are artificially erect. Could this be Clemelis ? Theo


MorganA	#9 Posted on 22-01-2023 17:01
Member Location: Posts: 1069 Joined: 13.05.20	Thank you, I don't think it is Clemelis as it has rather strong marginals on T2. If you would like I could send these two to you. MorganA attached the following image: [296.4Kb]