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which Xylota? --> Xylota cf. triangularis
Reimund Ley
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 Please identify this Xylota. about 10 mm.
Foto: BRD, Baden-Württemberg, 5. 6. 2014, by Angelika/Reimund Ley

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 nothing possible with this sweety,

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 I would say X. cf. triangularis, but is risky without a better dorsal view of thorax's hairs and abdomen pattern (without wings covering it Smile )
 
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 Hello Valerio,

thank you again for your work and your help

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