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Tabanus eggeri again? -> yes!
Tjitske Lubach
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In 2008 I saw a male Tabanus eggeri and this year I think I have one again. Big Tabanus (ca. 18-20 mm). I think it is T. eggeri because of the special form of the first posterior cell in the wings. At least I hope I understood it correct. Smile

But it was very orange when it showed its abdomen, so I am not at all sure!

31-07-2010, La Fontouret, Saint-Gilles, Indre, France.
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It showed its abdomen when it was cleaning its wings.
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Yes it is T. eggeri. They are very orange like that, and the first posterior cell is closed, so it must be eggeri. I get them here too (I'm in 37, so 'next door' to you).
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Thank you very much Susan! Nice to have an 'expert' on diptera next door.

Anyway, it was a beautiful creature, this T. eggeri. The orange on the back was quite striking.
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Not an expert, but I know a few species. T. eggeri is beautiful and my favourite Tabanus.
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