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Doli from Korenburgerveen, Winterswijk
rvanderweele
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Posted on 12-05-2013 17:01
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Hello everybody,

only rarely I take doli's home. As far as I can remember I do not remember to have seen this species before. I think it is a Rhaphium. In the field, with the naked eye I saw the strongly metallic purple-blue forehead and whitish face. Of course the antennae are remarkable though not as R. longicorne.

Any suggestion?
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Stefan Naglis
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Rhaphium longicorne Fall.
 
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But R. longicorne has much longer antennae, hasn't it?
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besides, I forgot to remark, Stefan, the first segment of the antenna is thinner than the 2nd.
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Stefan Naglis
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See here:

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=7586

 
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Thanks, Stefan, I didn't check the photo in the gallery before, because I checked the literature, which mentions the antennae etc.
Besides I have seen some other picturesof D. longicorne, which shows even longer antennae.
I have to say that I am absolutely no doli expert. Rather the opposite; I take rarely dolis home for identification.
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Igor Grichanov
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Female of Rhaphium longicorne (your photo) has shorter antenna than that in male.
Edited by Igor Grichanov on 13-05-2013 12:22
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Ah, great, thanks a lot, Igor.
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