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| | | Cryptocephalus hypochaeridis? Seen yesterday
I believe this is Cryptocephalus hypochaeridis.
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| | | Re: Cryptocephalus hypochaeridis? could also be C. aureolus. Separating the two from photos is very difficult. | 
20-05-2010, 06:38 PM
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| | | Re: Cryptocephalus hypochaeridis? Quote:
Originally Posted by tristanba could also be C. aureolus. Separating the two from photos is very difficult. | Thanks for your reply. One of the reasons for going with this one is its attraction to yellow flowers (according to Chinery). Unfortunately there is no description for C. aureolus.
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