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Hybomitra micans or auripila/aterrima, northern Norway
Geir79
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Posted on 12-07-2012 18:27
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Is it possible to tell something from this photo? Photographed in Bodø, northern Norway. Date: 09.07.2012.

Size is maybe 15-20 mm.
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libor
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Hybomitra micans or auripila. I cannot give you exact ID, I have only few experiances with males.
 
Geir79
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Ok, thanks for narrowing it down to two species.
 
Zeegers
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Interesting one.

I'd say it is aterrima.
Auripilia is nowadays included in aterrima.
This seems to be some inbetween specimen.


Theo
 
Geir79
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So auripila is synonymous to aterrima? The females of H. auripila is very common in the area (I've had a few females identified from photos earlier on a Norwegian forum).

I see the males I've photographed quite often in Bodø, but never managed to capture one.
 
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