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Melanostoma scalare? male 2
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Posted on 04-12-2009 20:54
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Hi again Wink

This male taken on 19th September 2009 on Hypericum, is this correct?

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Posted on 04-12-2009 23:19
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This one looks peculiar. The head is clearly male but the abdominal markings looks female. Intersex?
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Interesting, I do remember it being extremely small. The Hypericum is a dwarf plant but I can't at the moment remember the species name, the flowers are not as big as shrubby ones. Unfortunately it flew before I could get a back view but I got 3 good side shots.

I just thought of another I have but only one pic from 14th July, it is a female but the marks are a little broader than either M. scalare or mellinum. I wonder if it was the parent? It struck me as strange too.
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