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By Matt Young
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Uploaded Mar 31, 2020. Captured Mar 31, 2020 08:50.
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For the green one, frankly, I would be quite surprised if it would turn out to be the same species. To me the shape looks slightly different (but only slightly), but most of all the much smaller dots on the connexivium and the pale legs(!) tell me to assume a different species at first sight. I still might be wrong with that and I don't have a good suggestion for a different species of the top of my head (really don't know the bugs from that your corner of the woods), so you have just presented me with a new puzzle ;o)
So, will have to get back to you on this one ...
BTW: Did you ever receive notification of the direct messages I sent you through this site?
Cheers, Arp
P.S. First thought after having a quick look through a collection of images I ripped of the internet would be something Glaucias-ish ... Glaucias amyoti or subpunctatus or some such ... but will need to put some time into that ... Posted 2 years ago, modified 2 years ago
Will try to send you a new Personal Message.
Cheers, Arp Posted 2 years ago