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6257 - Leucobrephos brephoides - Scarce Infant - Leucobrephos brephoides - male

6257 - Leucobrephos brephoides - Scarce Infant - Leucobrephos brephoides - Male
South Frontenac, Frontenac, Ontario, Canada
March 28, 2009
Size: 20mm
Found flying/sunning along dirt road in deciduous forest. Among 9 Infants counted in approx. 1 km stretch of road, 8 were Archiearis infans and just the single Leucobrephos brephoides.

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6257 - Leucobrephos brephoides - Scarce Infant - Leucobrephos brephoides - male 6257 - Leucobrephos brephoides - Scarce Infant - Leucobrephos brephoides - male

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Is this a male?

 
Thanks
Thanks, John, I still have no idea how to move pages around on BugGuide (if I even can).

I believe it is a male, yes; this U of Alberta entomology collection page indicates males have pectinate antennae, and females have filiform. That page has useful info on the species.

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