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Yet another Hybotidae -> Hybos culiciformis fem.
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Posted on 29-09-2008 06:42
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Hello,

Périgord (south of France), 30/VII/2008, 270 masl, size about 5-6mm.
With such a femur, could it be H. femoratus?
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Hybos culiciformis, female.
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Paul,

Thanks a lot.
Looking in then book of Pjotr Oosterbroek, I learned that they are predators and I cannow see that there is a prey between the hind legs, maybe a Pterophoridae.
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I think the prey is a gall midge (Cecidomyiidae).
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Paul,

You have better eyes than me.
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Hello,

And this would be the male, with its claws?
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Yes
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Paul,

Many thanks.
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