a local type very present in alfalfa meadows, even in dry periods

on the soil of the garden

a local type very present in alfalfa meadows, even in dry periods

on Rubus spp. flower

on Taraxacum spp. flower

on remnants of wheat ears

on remnants of wheat ears

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on Crysanthemum spp. flower, near wheat field

on wheat field, on Phalaris spp. ear

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

captured cassualy on click beetle (Agriotes spp.) pheromone traps

in the same capture in pheromone traps.
two types: 1. (about 20%) black, a little smaller and hairless; 2. not very black, a little bigger, and hairy

on wheat

on wheat

on wheat; I collect some individual, for view in micro (especially to see the Phasinii eggs). One female ovipositioned over a male.