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^Q^ ^Q^


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A thing... -O-

3cm or so, without the antennae - Marloth winter



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:shock:


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Perhaps a Red Lacewing (genus: Dysochrysa).


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Red lacewing :yes:

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O/\ O/\

:ty: Ex!


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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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It is Italochrysa impar

A species that can easily be confused with Dysochrysa furcata because of the red coloration of the thorax and abdomen. O**
It is a very widespread species, extending from northern SA (Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo) into Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi.


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^Q^ :ty: :ty: That's why YOU'RE the expert here! :yes: :yes:


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Impar! \O

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A medium moth 3cm, Neslpruit
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