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Tabaneidae - Chrysps sp. and Tabanus sp.?
akai
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Posted on 19-12-2010 15:02
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 Hallo!
Help me, please, with identifying this fly what spider Neriene montana eat. I have photo with other view for Chrysops. sp.
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Posted on 19-12-2010 21:26
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 Chrysops yes

Tabanus no, it is a Hybomitra


Locality ? Date ?


Theo
 
akai
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Posted on 20-12-2010 16:43
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 Hallo,
Sorry, I forgotten it.
It is was found in Russia, south of Karelia.
The first Chrysops can be identifying to specie?
Thanks.


Some other view:
 
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 The begining of Juil.
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 Yes, south Karelia confirms my suspicion:

Ch. divaricatus


Theo
 
akai
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 Thanks!
 
akai
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 It can be identifying to specie(Hypomitra)?
 
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 No


Theo
 
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