RSSGood evening,
can somebody please confirm my assumption ? Photographed on 18 July 2012, Southern Moravia, Czech republic.
Thank you.
David
Hedychrum nobile ?
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Hedychrum nobile ?
by Sezima » 15 Sep 2012 22:13
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Re: Hedychrum nobile ?
by Alex » 15 Sep 2012 22:24
Nice pictures!
Its a female of either Hedychrum nobile or H. niemelai, the character used to separate the species is the medial flange on the 3rd sternite, which of cousre is hard to photograph in living specimens.
Size can also be used, to some extent, how large was it in millimeters?
/Alex
Its a female of either Hedychrum nobile or H. niemelai, the character used to separate the species is the medial flange on the 3rd sternite, which of cousre is hard to photograph in living specimens.
Size can also be used, to some extent, how large was it in millimeters?
/Alex
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Re: Hedychrum nobile ?
by Sezima » 17 Sep 2012 22:48
Thank you Alex !
The wasp was not too small, I guess 8 mm.
David
The wasp was not too small, I guess 8 mm.
David
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Re: Hedychrum nobile ?
by Alex » 22 Sep 2012 18:57
In that case its very likely H. nobile, as I dont think H. niemelai gets that big.
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