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 Paris area, september 20 2008.

10 mm.
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 yep.
Sargus?
 
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 thank you very much !! Smile

if someone can confirm Sargus ... and even more ... ;-)
 
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 Sargus is correct. My guess is male Sargus bipunctatus.
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 I agree with Sargus, I have my doubts on bipunctatus.


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 Thank you all !! Smile
 
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