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Hybomitra tarandina ?
Joerg
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Posted on 07-06-2021 16:41
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Is this Hybomitra tarandina ?
Germany, Hannover, 27. May 2021
Comments are welcome...
Joerg attached the following image:


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Zeegers
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Posted on 07-06-2021 18:49
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Comment is that this is a great find ! Yes , it is tarandina and it is very rare, close to extinct, in Germany !

Theo
 
Joerg
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Posted on 07-06-2021 20:19
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I am glad that I have found such a rare species.
Thank you for the confirmation.

Greetings
Joerg
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 09-06-2021 07:13
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Joerg,

I check it and in the manuscript of the “flies with three pulvilli of northwest Europe”, to be published later this year, it is mentioned as “ old records from eastern Germany till the 1970s”.
So the current status of H. taradin is / was extinct for Germany!

Please note your picture shows a male and females might wander off hunderds of kilometers, but males don’t. So there has to be a breeding site near your location, a marsh or a fen with marshhy borders. So it would be great if you could think this over and try to find more specimens. It will fly probably all of June.

Greetings. Theo
 
libor
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Posted on 09-06-2021 14:50
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Hi Joerg and Theo, the recent records from the westernmost Bohemia were published in 2013. I can send you PDF via e-mail, if you wish.
Libor
 
Zeegers
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Great, Libor, that would be interesting. Please note, however, that Bohemia is not formally included in the aforementioned fieldguide. hannover is !

Theo
 
Joerg
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Posted on 09-06-2021 16:15
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Hi Theo and Libor,

thanks for your participation. I will try to find more specimens of the species this year. Maybe I will write an article about my find. Thank you Libor for your offer, I just downloaded your publication from researchgate.

Greetings
Joerg
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 09-06-2021 22:07
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Hi Joerg,

Great. send me a PM, I can provide some relevant German literature.

Theo
 
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