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Hi Paul, For the species that you're not found, I think it is Chrysis varidens ? This species is common in mediterranean area, I was very ... germari, succincta, equestris, sexdentata, indigotea, chrysostigma, consanguinea prominea, subsinuata, semicincta, calimorpha, fulgida, splendidula, ...

Hi Isidro and Alex!

yes, Alex is right, it is a Chrysis consanguinea.
This form was originally described by Linsenmaier (1959) as Chrysis bidentata iberica,
however the Swiss author himself (Linsenmaier 1997) synonymized bidentata iberica with C. consanguinea.

Ciao!

It's a female Chrysis in the viridula-group, not sure which species, perhaps consanguinea?

Hi Alex,

fantastic list

I only observe:

1) Chrysis bidentata is surely something else, very likely Chrysis consanguinea or another similar species in this group.

2) instead of Chrysidea persica and C. pumila disclusa you have Chrysidea pumila and C. disclusa.

Ciao!
Paolo

Ancora foto bellissime

Chrysis consanguinea Mocsáry, femmina

Ciao
Paolo

Marocco Taza env. m 710 28.VI.2015 leg. D. Sechi
lunghezza 6 mm

Questo è l'unico maschio catturato in quest'anno.

Si tratta di Chrysis consanguinea Mocsáry, 1889?

Come si fa a districarsi con le femmine

Asciano (SI), loc. Lecceto; quota 350 m

Lunghezza dell'esemplare: circa 8 mm

... remain in the list and they include simple colour variations (e.g. Chrysis comparata orientica ) or ecological forms (e.g. Chrysura simplex ... for the first time, based on the study of the type material. Chrysis consanguinea iberica Linsenmaier, 1959 = C. consanguinea Mocsáry, 1889 Chrysis ...