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Telling Bibio johannis and Bibio femoralis apart...
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I have photos from the above mentioned 2 species, both ID-d here. I think it may be useful to show the difference between them. In Hungary, B johannis is far more common. I think they can be distinguished by the metatarsus, for example.

Please correct me if anything is wrong in this!

First, habitus of Bibio johannis male:
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Bibio femoralis male habitus:
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Legs: metatarsi in centre.
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WEll shown


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Thank You! I'll submit all my determined Bibios to gallery soon, maybe a little help for others Smile
 
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Start collecting femoralis !

It is still missing in my collection, that's why I am so bad in this species.


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I can send You some - they are common in the university botanic garden in march. Send a PM in march with your adress! Regards, Walter
 
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Great ! I will


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