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Bug, "furry" bug.
Found this one on garden.
When I saw it I thought it was dead, because it looked dried out, then it started moving and I noticed it look like it had wooden shell.
ok. i've added two new close-ups of this bug. these tropinota species look all so similar to each other! this hirta is a lot like the one one the picture ...
sorry, "between"
ursula, try to compare with this pictures, i think difference betwin species is in white spots and hairy body: http://services.completefrance.com/forum...
yes but try google tropinota hirta and you can see that they are both very similar....
thx for the beginning. it really does resemble this one a lot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropinota_s... - what do you think?
Tropinota sp. but for the rest I don't know me and Jopy we are already some time trying to figure out what is the key to its identification ;)
Spotted on Apr 20, 2013 Submitted on Apr 20, 2013
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ok. i've added two new close-ups of this bug. these tropinota species look all so similar to each other! this hirta is a lot like the one one the picture ...
sorry, "between"
ursula, try to compare with this pictures, i think difference betwin species is in white spots and hairy body: http://services.completefrance.com/forum...
yes but try google tropinota hirta and you can see that they are both very similar....
thx for the beginning. it really does resemble this one a lot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropinota_s... - what do you think?
Tropinota sp. but for the rest I don't know me and Jopy we are already some time trying to figure out what is the key to its identification ;)