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 female Asilidae : Dysmachus fuscipennis ??
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| Tjitske Lubach |
Posted on 22-05-2023 12:02
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Member Location: France, Indre, Saint-Gilles Posts: 177 Joined: 12.08.09 |
A friend sent me a picture of an Asilidae. She said it was approximately 18 mm. I think it might be a female Dysmachus fuscipennis, but I don't know the species. Is it possible to make a determination based on these pictures ? Another suggestion is Eutolmus rufibarbis (automatic ID observation.org)... Location: Indre 36 (France) Date: 19-05-2023 Thanks in advance, Tjitske Lubach Tjitske Lubach attached the following image:  [284.48Kb] Edited by Tjitske Lubach on 24-05-2023 22:23 Tjitske Lubach |
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| Tjitske Lubach |
Posted on 22-05-2023 12:03
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Member Location: France, Indre, Saint-Gilles Posts: 177 Joined: 12.08.09 |
Head photo
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| Tjitske Lubach |
Posted on 22-05-2023 12:08
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Member Location: France, Indre, Saint-Gilles Posts: 177 Joined: 12.08.09 |
ovipositor photo
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| JWV |
Posted on 25-05-2023 09:37
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Member Location: Wageningen Posts: 131 Joined: 16.12.22 |
Hi Tjitske, I agree, the front femur with bristles excludes Didysmachus, furthermore there is only a short pile of hair on the ovipositor anteroventrally while for Di. picipes you would expect an ovipositor with long hairs antero-ventrally. Eu. rufibarbis can be excluded the easiest on the form of the ovipositor as the ventral margin would have an "sinuation" and the cerci would point upwards. Best, Jonne |
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| Tjitske Lubach |
Posted on 25-05-2023 10:02
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Member Location: France, Indre, Saint-Gilles Posts: 177 Joined: 12.08.09 |
Hello Jonne, Thank you very much for the confirmation and the explications ! Best regards, Tjitske Tjitske Lubach |
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