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Phasia hemiptera ?
Rafael Estevez
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 Taken at Rodicio (Orense) Spain at an altitude of 800 mts.
Oak woodland clearing during end of August 2008, robust insect, about 18/19 mm.-
Am I correct??
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 View from another angle.-
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 Definitely Phasia hemiptera (male) - the orange hairs on the thorax are very distinctive Smile
 
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 Thnks very much Chris.-
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