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Dinera, Billaea??
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 Chestnut forest. North west of spain. Aug. 15th.
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 I think, the tarsi are too long for Billaea, and it seems that tergite 2 isn't hollowed out to the posterior margin so it's probably a female Dinera carinifrons.
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 But I see four post sutural dc, in which case it would be D. ferina
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 I see, and tergite 2 is hollowed out completely which supports Dinera ferina, too.
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 Thanks a lot Eric!
 
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