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Phaonia sp. (18.05.2025)
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Posted on 17-11-2025 22:11
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 Hello,
is it possible to get an ID for this Phaonia?
Sighted on 18.05.2025 in Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia in the garden. Body-size approximately 6 to 7 mm
Thank you.
Bernd
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 The images are quite blurry - hard to make an ID or even a serious guess unfortunately. But anyhow I guess it could be the female Phaonia fuscata which I've never seen before.
- legs predominantly yellow
- crossveins significantly infuscated (but not a P. tuguriorum!)
- antennal base black
- arista long plumose?
- parafacial with a transverse black spot near the insertion of the antenna at #3???
Greetings, Eric
 
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