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Oxythyrea funesta
size of 2,5 cm, hard black shards, with white spots.
gardens, meadows , warm spots
common in North Africa, Mediterranean area, Transcaucasia
Spotted on Jun 6, 2011
Submitted on Jun 6, 2011
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this particular kind is said to be rare in austria and south Germany... once again a rare thingy!!! :)
I didn´t know, that there are more kinds of rose chafers... all beauties!
thank you! I could ID the species, it is a kind of rose chafer
It can be Eyed Click Beetle (Alaus oculatus) but not sure..
has anyone an Idea for ID?