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La Ch?rine Nature Reserve, Indre, France, 7 May 2007. Det T Zeegers. Note 3 rows of triangles on abdomen, eyes without bands but strongly enlarged upper facets, completely black antennae and brownish notopleural lobe.

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#1 | Tony T on 05 June 2007 04:32:01
Nice photo. Clearly shows the distinct separation between the large and small eye facets.
I would say that there ia a median row of white triangles and pale sublateral oval patches rather than 3 rows of triangles. Picky, I know but the sublateral patches are not triangular.Smile
#2 | Susan R Walter on 05 June 2007 13:54:35
Actually, I agree with you, but was trying not to get too convoluted with my description Pfft
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