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Polistes biglumis ?
maxi6215
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Posted on 08-06-2020 09:18
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Hello,

I observed this Polistes the 4th of June in the north of France. I think of a Polistes biglumis but I don't know the criteria to distinguish it from other species ?

Cordially Maxime

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eklans
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Posted on 08-06-2020 10:08
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Bonjour Maxime, I think you are right with P. biglumis:

- Malar (cheek - between eye and mandible) black
- Mandible with yellow spot (hard to see, but it is)
- Flagellum dorsally black, ventrally yellow/orange
- Clypeus with black, horizontal bar
- Mesoscutum pubescent

Regards, Eric
Edited by eklans on 08-06-2020 10:10
 
maxi6215
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Thank you very much for your help, and what other species are possible in my region, I only know biglumis and dominula ?
 
eklans
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I think, P. nimpha could be possible, too.
The most obvious difference to biglumis is the yellow malar space.

Eric
 
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Thanks, I hope to find it
 
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