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Dilophus sp.? (04.05.09)
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 06-05-2009 01:19
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Hello!

Compared to the Dilophus febrilis I know, this female was very large, about 8 mm. Different species? Found on May-04 at our house (northwest Germany).
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Did you really measure it ? It must have been less.

Anyway, it is the female of Dilophus febrilis.


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Hello, Theo!

Zeegers wrote:
Did you really measure it ? It must have been less.


I did not measure it, but it was really much larger than other individuals also at other parts of the wall at the same time. Below one, I estimated about 5 mm.

Anyway, it is the female of Dilophus febrilis.


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Actually, there is a 'giant' Dilophus febrilis female sitting on the window right in front of me, and that certainly measures at least 8 mm. Including the antennae it would be more...
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Right.

Post the Guiness book of records


It still is febrilis


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