RSSHere are 2 specimens, it is a female on the first 2 first picture. I don't know about the other one.
Cheers, Frank.
Holopyga chrysonota
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Holopyga chrysonota
by Frank_Canon » 16 Jul 2020 02:56
I found many of Holopyga, Northern France (close Le Havre), I think it is H. chrysonota as I doubt it could be H. ignicollis (?). That would be nice to get confirmation.
Here are 2 specimens, it is a female on the first 2 first picture. I don't know about the other one.
Cheers, Frank.
Here are 2 specimens, it is a female on the first 2 first picture. I don't know about the other one.
Cheers, Frank.
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Re: Holopyga chrysonota ?
by Alex » 16 Jul 2020 16:14
yes, to separate the two species a view of sternite 2 is needed
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Re: Holopyga chrysonota ?
by Frank_Canon » 16 Jul 2020 19:37
Ah great, so here is it... 
Does the male look like the female (unlike H. ignicollis) ? I could find any info on the web.
Because I think the 2nd specimen could be a male.
Does the male look like the female (unlike H. ignicollis) ? I could find any info on the web.
Because I think the 2nd specimen could be a male.
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