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Posted on 17-04-2009 19:01
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Hi,
Today I saw this Bibionid on our house wall. It is none of the species I know, so help is appreciated!
Thanks, Sundew
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Dilophus sp. Smile
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Female, not febrilis.
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Many thanks, Paul - but I was as clever... D. febrilis is the only species I know well! So it will regrettably remain Dilophus spec.
 
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The snout is very short, so it should be humeralis.

Great find


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Theo, again you saved the situation - many thanks! "Great finds" can easily be made - one just has to take a photo of every small critter one comes across...
I'll submit a pic to the gallery. Regards, Sundew
 
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