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ArnovanStipdonk
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Posted on 14-05-2009 17:41
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Hello forum,

Yesterday I found this Tabanidae in the south of the Netherlands. Is it possible to give it an ID?
A few species look a lot like this one but I still doubt which is the right one.

Regards, Arno
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It is either Tabanus bromius or maculicornis male.
IT is as grey as maculicornis, however, the head size suggests otherwise.
More pictures might help, if available.


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Thanks a lot Theo.
They really do look the same.
I did make more picture's but unfortunally they were not so good (unsharp). I will go back one of these days, maybe I will find it again.

Greetings, Arno
 
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Well, I restudied the second picture, I don't see any longer hairs on occiput, so it should be bromius after all.


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Ok, thanks again for your help Theo.

Arno
 
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