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 Madrid, April, 2013
Thanks in advance
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 In America I would start with Halictus: basal vein of wing curved, abdomen with apical hair bands rather than basal in Lasioglossum. (And not metallic green nor parasitic.)
 
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 I would also vote for HalictusSmile
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 Thank you very much Henrik and John!
Soon I will raise mas photos of what I think also they are Halictus
Greetings, Oscar
 
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