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Hi From Chrysura genus page (https://www.chrysis.net/database/genus/Chrysura_it.php) it is said Chrysura is divided in 5 species group, 4 of which are: I RADIANS II DICHROA III CUPREA IV CANDENS V ...? What's its name? The Chrysura Iberian species (http://www.fauna-iberica.mncn.csic.es/f ...

Hallo Paolo,

Herzlichen Dank für eine Info's.
Viele Grüße,
Horst

Hi Paul, from this year, I have not new pics about Chrysura. This photos is from the last year. But I was there last week and I saw Ch.trimaculata 2ex, Ch.dichroa - more more ex and firstly Ch.cuprea... And the afternoon i was visited the next place ...

Hello Horst,

I think it's a Chrysura dichroa male,
which is a quite common species around Vienna.
However I cannot be sure 100% without looking at some features hidden in pictures.

Cheers!
Paolo

Danke Paul.
Viele Grüße,
Horst

Hallo Horst,
schaut (zumindest für mich) ganz danach aus.
Vielleicht sagt Paolo noch was dazu.

Gruss Paul

Austria > Wien > 17. April
Hallo,
ist es eine Species aus der Chrysura dichroa (Gruppe)


Viele Grüße,
Horst

... C. cuprea dat was the 12.04. 2014. Unfortunately the last two years I didn't see any specimen in that location. Last year I also didn't see any C. dichroa there, but that season was very special because of very cold days in April. In autumn we couldn't collect any fruits. For the farmers it was ...

Hi Paul,

the last week I was firstly this year visited my place where I saw Chrysura dichroa (27 ex.) and trimaculata (5ex).
About Chrysura cuprea, the firstly exemplare I did not see it before the end of April.
Is fantastic that the seosen is started!

... them was also in march. On the beginning of April I saw the first C. cuprea. Also in the mid of April I dated the first C. longula, the first C.dichroa and few days later the first Pseudochrysis neglecta. All others didn't arrive before May. Early C.terminata are always females so I think that ...