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Bibio ferruginatus ? --> Bibio lanigerus
gertvanheghe
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 Hello Gert,

with these yellowish legs and that early I would think most likely Bibio johannis.
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 Thank you, Jürgen!
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 I disagree. The hairs on abdomen are inconsistent with johannis.
To me, it is lanigerus.


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 Thank you, Theo!
 
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