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Rosy and hairy. Chaoboridae ? Chaoborus sp. ?
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Posted on 20-06-2021 08:32
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 Hello !

Is it a Chaoboridae?

If so, like Chaoborus?

It is the pattern of the thorax that amazes me.

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Altitude : 85 m - Taille : Lc = 6 mm (mesure peu précise)
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Tony Irwin
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 Yes, it is Chaoborus - unsure which species.
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 Thanks you, Tony ! Smile
 
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 I guess this is very likely flavicans.
 
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