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Sylvicola to ID -> Sylvicola fuscatus
kristobal21
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Posted on 23-03-2014 18:00
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 I found this one in the East of France today. Is it possible to identify it ? I think it may be S. fuscatus.
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 Wing detail.
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 Very probably OK. Try to post detail of genitalia from the second side.
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 That's the best I have got.
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 It is lateral view. I need to see top view. Orange genitalia with strongly curved "setae".
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 I'm sorry. I lost the specimen (working outside...) and therefore, I am not able to get another view.
 
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 OK. I am sure for 95% it is S. fuscatus. I would highly appreciate some specimens from France...
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 Thank you !
 
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 I am certain it is fuscatus.
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 Thank you again !
 
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