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Hi Frank,

I think it's Hedychridium chloropygum. In Spain they are more reddish on thorax and violet on the abdomen than in France or Italy.
Hedychridium subroseum is without extensive red colour on thorax or violet on T3.

Cheers

No worries, thanks again Paolo ! I will correct the names Chrysis emarginatula is really a nice species..

What do you think about the last Hedychridium ? (something like subroseum or chloropygum ?)

Hedychridium subroseum or chloropygum ? (Soria, Spain)

EDIT : Hedychridium chloropygum

... [imaged] Parnopes grandior 3 [imaged] Trichrysis cyanea 2 ----Elampini: Hedychridium anale 3 Hedychridium buyssoni 3 Hedychridium carmelitanum 1 ... monochroum 1 [imaged] Hedychridium scutellare 1 Hedychridium subroseum 1 Hedychridium vachali 2 [imaged] Hedychridium -indet 13 Hedychrum ...

... reply to your posts. This is a very interesting species. It should be Hedychridium subroseum prochloropygum Linsenmaier (already known for Portugal), but the hind legs with femura ...

... ignicollis graeca Arens, 2004; Chrysura demaculata (Arens, 2004); Hedychridium aroanium Arens, 2004; Hedychridium etruscum Strumia, 2003; Hedychridium ... Linsenmaier, 1959; Hedychridium plagiatum Mocsáry, 1883; Hedychridium subroseum Linsenmaier, 1959; Hedychridium urfanum Linsenmaier, 1968; Hedychrum ...