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2023-07-08 Rold Skov (midtjylland), Denmark Imago ♂ Bogs near Skørping. Lifer and the main target of the trip. We only found this animal with certainty, why we might have been too early for the major flight period. It behaved like most male emeralds tirelessly patrolling the area a few meters above ground. The dark lanky abdomen without traces of yellow spots is good for the species, as is the isolated yellow spot on the side of the face and the blue-gray color low on the eye toward the rear end. Unfortunately I didn't get a view of characteristic appendages. |