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Epistrophella euchroma
Marion Friedrich
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Posted on 19-11-2011 18:08
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Hello,
I stored the old pictures photographed in April 2007 in Germany as Epistrophella euchroma, but now I am unsure. I did not find it in the gallery. If wrong or unsure which other species are possible?
Thanks, Marion
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Marion Friedrich
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Ectemnius
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Posted on 23-11-2011 21:44
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This looks like a male Epistrophella euchroma to me. The spots instead of bands on the tergites, the orange antennae and largely yellow legs. Also the frons, in the males of this species, is conspicuously dusted.

I hope that helps,

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Marion Friedrich
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Thank you for confirmation.
Greetings, Marion
 
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Menno Reemer
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I agree. In addition: the picture shows the small yellow lateral spot at the transition between tergites 3 and 4, characteristic for this species.
 
Marion Friedrich
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Thanks Menno, till now I did not notice this small yellow spot.
Greetings, Marion
 
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