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Rhagionidae for ID, C Spain
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Posted on 24-09-2013 07:59
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I am pretty sure this is a Chrysophilus, but it was really big compared with all Chrysophilus I have seen. About 1 cm long. I have gone through the keys but I get all mixed up Sad The markings on the wing are driving me mad. Help, please!!

Found sitting on lower vegetation by a river in the outskirts of Madrid on September the 22nd 2013.

Thanks for whatever help!! Smile
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Another view. The tips of the wings are not hyaline. They look a bit greyish Frown
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And another one.
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It is very similar to this one, which could very well be Chrysopilus laetus. However, this group is taxonomically very complicated...
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Thanks a lot, Paul TumbsUp Chrysopilus laetus has not been recorded in Spain, as far as I know. Which doesn't mean it isn't Wink

Of the species recorded in Spain, I know for sure it isn't asiliformis, auratus, flaveolus and splendidus.

I think it could be pullus or torrentium, which I know have something dark on the wings apart from the pterostigma. But no more information Sad so I simply don't know if there is a chance it is one of those species.
 
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After a long search I finally got the description of torrentium. It is very close to cristatus.
According to Narchuk, pullus should have darkened pleura.
So, I have to agree with Paul it is similar to laetus.
What bothers me, though, is the darkened wing tip


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