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Bibio marci [solved]
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 Romania, near Deva city, 15 May, 300m altitudide
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 Probably Bibio marci: all black, short inner spur on front tibia, r-m a bit shorter than base of Rs, clear wing with anterior veins much darker.
 
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 thanks John, for ID and identification keys.
so my suspicion was correct, i also saw the anterior veins with darker color and this species i thinks it's the most common Bibio sp. in central Europe.
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