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Locusta migratoria
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 07-09-2007 21:44
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Is this Locusta migratoria?
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location: Portalegre, Portugal
date: 2007/09/06

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Iolaire
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Posted on 08-09-2007 07:24
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Hi Rui,

Based on just this picture I's say 'yes'. L. migratoria for sure. But I don't know if there are similar spcies known in Portugal. If there aren't, and it's size was at least 30 mm but probably a lot more, it's L.migratoria! This species is extinct in the Netherlands!

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Yes, for sure. Aren't any mre species in all Europe. This one belongs to the solitary form, green and with the pronotum with a quill.
 
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Thank you both for your helpWink.
 
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