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Sorry Salvi, I didn´t know it.
The differences between them are the black stripes, I think it is Graphosoma lineatum, I think you are right, thanks Noe!!
Good Pic Noe!!! It is like the other spotting (http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/632...) I think this a flower form genus Crocus. Crocuses typically have three stamens and the leaves have a characteristic central white stripe.
Maybe????
I'm not sure what species it is, but I think that if it isn´t Crocus sativus it is from the same genus. Maybe it is Crocus nudiflorus (wild safron), I don´t know but this species can be found in autumn (september - october) in high mountain pastures and forest clearings.
Thank you very much everyone for your help.
Thank you Salvi175 for identify this spotting!!
Fantastic!!! the blue color in his fins is really striking!!
An extraordinary picture!!!
