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Beris chalybata, female
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Posted on 14-02-2009 16:46
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 Hi, before next season I still have some pictures from last summer. I have been wondering this one and suddenly it came to my mind; Beris !? Could this be a Stratiomyidae ? Loviisa, Finland 2.7.2008. Picture is bad and small, sorry.

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 Yes, it looks like Beris.
I'm not familiar with Actina, thought, the other option.


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 Thank You Theo. I believe it's Beris chalybata female with pale yellow legs and darkened tarsi.

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 I checked it: I agree


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