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 UK Phasia aurigera
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| sd |
Posted on 01-06-2020 14:55
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Suffolk, UK 27/5/20 female Phasia aurigera. This species was first recorded in the UK in 2019 Chris - hopefully your wish from this thread back in 2011 will happen soon :) https://diptera.i...d_id=42267 Regards, Steve |
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Posted on 01-06-2020 14:56
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Posted on 01-06-2020 14:56
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Posted on 01-06-2020 14:57
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| Zeegers |
Posted on 01-06-2020 16:12
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And a spring generation ! Relatively rare. Come back first half of September  Theo |
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Posted on 01-06-2020 17:38
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Fingers crossed for some nice males Which flowers might be productive for aurigea in the Autumn - Solidago perhaps? Regards, Steve |
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Posted on 01-06-2020 17:40
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Solidago, later Hedera. But it will fly on many Asteracaea and so on. Theo |
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Posted on 01-06-2020 21:48
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Interesting - here I have plenty of Hedera, Thanks, Steve |
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Posted on 02-06-2020 08:53
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It will fly till end of October, of course, if the weather permits. But as said, peak first half of September. So later than Ph. hemiptera, there is the tiniest overlap. Theo |
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but don't see the image in the post.