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A 3d Asilidae : Dioctria ?
Pierre55
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Pic taken on 23.06.2006
Dioctria hyalipennis with her prey ?
Is it also possible to ID the prey : seems she has long antennas...
Thx in advance Smile
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the big one seems Dioctria sp. , yes.
 
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Please post Asilid threads in the Asilidae forum. This is a Dioctria, I leave the species to the experts. The prey is a a Braconid or Ichenumonid wasp.
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Thx Jorge and Xespok for the ID Smile

@Xespok : sorry, I didn't care. It will not happen any more...Sad
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My guess is Dioctria baumhaueri - front & mid femora seem too dark for hyalipennis Smile
 
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Thanks Chris Smile
I though have a doubt : are not now D. hyalipennis and baumhaueri synonyms ? I think I've read something like that from Nikita or Paul...
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That's possible - I am going by Drake & Stubbs and they make the distinction but do mention there needs to be some work to discover whether they are one or two species Smile
 
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OK, Chris, thanks again for your comments Smile
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