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Rhagio conspicuus?
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Posted on 10-06-2012 11:51
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 Hello
Photographed 19 05 12, size ~17-20 mm.

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 I'm not totally convinced. Conspicuus is very conspicous, first impression being that of a Tipulidae.


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 I did not collect it and I do not meet it any more, it's a pity.
Its size is very big.

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 Maybe Rh. vitripennis is a good candidate...
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