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Which Haematopota?
lagura
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Posted on 08-02-2009 12:30
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H. crassicornis?

Size: ~8mm
Date: 3 August 2008
Location: On my poor leg! And I was standing on a small forest road close to a field (Helsingborg, Sweden)

It only seemed to attack me when I was in the shade (came back sveral times), but if I only took a smal step out in the sun it didn't attack me.

Thanks for help!
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Posted on 08-02-2009 18:31
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Did you flash ?

If so, it might very well be pluvialis
(why does it matter: the wing pattern is too bold for pluvialis. However, with a flash it might turn into this. On the other hand, the date suggests pluvialis not crassicornis and there seems to be a brown spot at base of third antennal segment, but out of focus, so....)

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Posted on 08-02-2009 19:35
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Yes, I used flash. Diffused though, but still. Thanks.
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So, I'd really like to see the abdomen or the antenna more clearly. The date still strongly favours pluvialis.

Theo
 
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Posted on 08-02-2009 21:43
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Well, since she was sitting on my leg, and quite low, I had to bend over and take the photos from above. So I'm afraid I can't offer much of her abdomen.

Here is another one, slightly from the side. I can see brown on the antennae.
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Posted on 09-02-2009 21:59
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Ok, nice, repeated request, please post all pictures at once.

This picture is obviously pluvialis.

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Posted on 09-02-2009 22:18
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Well, I'm afraid I can't offer any other angles. These are the remaining of the set I took that day.
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The last one
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