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Xylota segnis (?)
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Posted on 10-06-2012 16:31
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 Can anyone help identify this one ? Captured on 27 May 2012, Southern Bohemia, Czech republic.

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 I would say: Xylota segnis
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 Thank you Jan, I will rename the thread accordingly.

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