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Posted on 24-09-2008 18:48
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Today, near Paris (France), on Hedera helix

I think about L. signatus...can you confirm this ID?
Thanks in advance.

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Edited by Cecile on 24-09-2008 18:49
 
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agree with Leopolodius. Wink
 
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Thanks Jorge ! Wink

Is it possible to go further? (click on the pict)
 
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i don't have the keys with me right now. I will see it this weekend. Remember me, though! Wink
 
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I try to use this one : http://home.hccnet.nl/mp.van.veen/conopidae/leopoldius.html
 
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I don't use that key. Wink
 
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Might also be L. brevirostris: proboscis brown (yellow in signatus), central spot on femora only slightly visible (in signatus large spots on femora are clearly dark)
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This look like a female signatus to me: colour characteristics and and patterns are quite variable in this genus, but the lack of a visible theca in side view is much more typical of signatus (theca very narrow, crescentric and tends to lie tucked up under abdomen) than any of the other European spp.
 
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Thanks Guenter and David Wink
 
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