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 I can see it's Oxycera season Smile I collected them during mating in the Alps at 1800 m altitude. I am thinking of Oxycera pseudoamoena. What do you think?

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 yes, autumn, Oxyceras are falling again.
I will have a look tomorrow.

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 I agree it is either pardalina or pseudoamoena, but the first is much more common.
Both can only be told apart by the genitalia.
I can PM you a scan.


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 Thank you Theo I have the drawings of the genitalia, but for the moment I do not know how to prepare the very small genitalia so I am waiting.
 
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