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 I'm fairly confident at least for monilis/manicata,but I would like a second opinion or the clinching point to look for.
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 Must check why this hasn't worked if it doesnt come over this time.
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 Fannia monilis & manicata have largely black legs. I'd say Fannia lustrator.

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 I agree : we can also see the long ventral spine on each katepisternum.
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 Thank you very much Verner and Stephane.
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