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Posted on 25-07-2011 06:26
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Hello,


www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos74/big/img_2476.jpg.jpg
JP Durand : France : Rambouillet : 78120 : 04/07/2011
Altitude : 160m - Taille : 5-10mm
Réf. : 74089

On our French forum, several members think it could be Urophora jaceana. What doyou think about it?

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Posted on 25-07-2011 09:09
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Chere Pierre:

Yes, it is. I'd prefer to see also its femora (yellow or black), because there is a little chance of U. aprica and U. lopholomae, which normally have 1st and 2nd crossbands separated narrowlier. The apical pair of crossbands, otherwise, is typical for very dark jaceana.

Is it shot in a meadow?
Val
 
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Posted on 25-07-2011 09:54
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Valery,

Thanks a lot. The author of the picture had said it was taken on an Helianthus. I ask him to give more details on the terrain.
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