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 Collected 19 08 09, size 7mm
With the key, i find Goniocera versicolor.

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 Whatever it is, that it is not.

Did you think of the odd Linnaemyia like L. lithosiophaga ?


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 Femora of Linnaemyia lithosiophaga can be orange?
 
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 That is a very good question. Need to check my collection. Probably not.

By the way, has this specimen been in alkohol ?
The legs are very red


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 No, was not put in the alcohol.
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 Linnaemyia was very close.

It is Petagnia subpetiolata.


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 Theo, you were right. It is Linnaemya, the basiscosta is yellow. It is the female Linnaemya lithosiophaga,
the odd Linnaemyia.
In the same spot I collected the male. I also have a female and male Linnaemya frater from another spot. So I can tell the difference between the females of the two species.
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