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Bibio nigriventris? E-HU, 05.2010 -> B reticulatus
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Hi, this one is from last week. 8 mm or so. According to my key nigriventris should have 5 flagellomeres - but what counts as a flagellomer by Bibio? Because the antenna has 1 region with 5 compressed bits and a proximal region. Also, according to my key, it has black underside but sometimes it's yellowish (as on my photos)
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Doesn't look like nigriventris and it is too big.
Nigriventris is often misidentified, the point with the flagellomeres is quite troublesome.

The veins are pretty strong here, suggesting B. reticulatus.


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Thank You Theo, now I know that I must count all the 7 flagellomeres. This keys out than as B reticulatus in my book also.
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Please be critical about my suggestion,

the darkness of veins can be very misleading in flashed pictures. That is why I said 'suggesting'

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