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Chloropidae Tricimba sp.
Manuel Lopez
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2 mm. body. La Garnatilla (Granada, S Spain). May 1, 2012.
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Thanks for your help. Best regards
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Chloropidae
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The face seemed to me of Ephidrydae, not else. Thanks TSmileny awkward
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Looks like Tricimba genus, do you have more angles?
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Yes, I have Grin
 
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couple
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yes. Tricimba sp. Smile
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Thanks sSmile much Sara. Male (left) and female (right), is it so?
 
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Well, I can't say by those pics. Sorry. Just the first pic on the up is female.
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Yes, Sara. Now I'm uploading the male... I think for sure ?
 
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The male
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Well abdomen looks like a male, but genitalia is not clear from this view!!!
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Well Sara, thanks, I'll try a better shot next time Smile
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Well, two shots more today, let's see...
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and a very funny couple...
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Yes, that's a male. Smile
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Chloropidae: Oscinimorpha novakii (Strobl, 1893). Not rare in all Mediterranean countries incl. Israel. The long proboscis protruding over the mouth margin, being blackish above; at least the first two tergites of the abdomen reddish-brownish, mostly the whole abdomen reddish (rare in this genus); three slightly impressed furrows on the mesonotum (= scutum), misleading beginners to the genus Tricimba; a robust Oscinimorpha, flower visitor similar to O. minutissima, O. koeleriae and Trachysiphonella ruficeps (= pygmaea). Larval substrate unknown. The long proboscis is also used for kleptoparasitic ingestion of the pre-digested food of zoophagous Heteroptera and spiders.
 
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