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| Filename | 5-000-000-007-723.jpg |
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| Keywords | Hesperis tristis, Brassicaceae |
| Locality | Czech republic, Klentnice 23.4.2011, Pálava |
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Cantharis pulicaria Fabricius, 1781
Cantharis pulicaria Fabricius, 1781
Na fotografii určitě není Chrysotoxum vernale, neboť v křídle není tmavá ploška. S největší pravděpodobností se jedná o Chrysotoxum verralli. Důvod: Křídlo je bez tmavé skvrny; 3. článek tykadel je kratší než 1. a 2. dohromady, přičemž 1. a 2. článek jsou stejně dlouhé; zadeček: na předním okraji 2. článku má černý pruh stejnou šířku po většinu své délky a žluté skvrny na tomtéž článku jsou trojúhelníkové.
I think, this is Hycleus argentifer bytinskii because it has red coloured clypeus.
I sorry, this is argentifer argentifer, bytinskii is on another phoro!!!
I think, it is Hycleus argentifer bytinskii kaszab, 1969, because it has red couloured clypeus.
It is Hycleus schoenherri (Billberg, 1813).
This is not this species because Mylabris subbrevicornis is very different from this one. It is Mylabris cf. sculptilis and probably belongs to the new species.
Xanthogramma cf. pedisequum
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