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Philippe moniotte
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Posted on 11-12-2011 20:02
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Hello all,
This Cranefly was observed on May 26th in a damp wood (Bois de Lauzelle, Louvain la neuve, Belgium.)

I have a hunch it might be a limoniidae ??

Any thoughts ?
Thanks in advance
Philippe
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clovis
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It look like a limonia, maybe phragmitis.
Do you have a better picture of the nervation?
 
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I think this some Limnophilinae, perhaps Euphylidorea (dispar) or Phylidorea fulvonervosa.

-Jukka Salmela
 
Philippe moniotte
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clovis wrote:
It look like a limonia, maybe phragmitis.
Do you have a better picture of the nervation?


Thanks for the reply. Here is a close-up, I hope it's legible enough.
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Apparently the stigma is very faint; this character points towards P. fulvonervosa.

-Jukka Salmela
 
Philippe moniotte
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Thanks a lot to both of you!
Philippe
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