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Gordon Jar
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 The attached photos were taken in the same vicininty in South East England. The 1st in mid August and the 2nd on 15/09/06.

My attempt to Id is 'Machimus atricapillus'

Thankyou

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 Excellent attempt. Full marks!Cool Female above, male below.
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 Thankyou Tony

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Lukasz Mielczarek
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 Welcome forum users !Smile

I'm new on this forum.

Now the name of this species is Tolmerus atricapillus.Wink
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