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Tabaninae 2015-V-21 (= Hybomitra lasiophthalma)
John Carr
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With hairy eyes and several eye bands this is either a Hybomitra or one of the Tabanus that looks like a Hybomitra.
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Hi John!
Yes, it's a Hybomitra species. Was it large? With these peculiar spots on the wing membrane I think it should be a male of H.lasiophthalma, at least I came to this result with Teskey's, 1990 keys...
 
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Sergiy Filatov wrote:
Hi John!
Yes, it's a Hybomitra species. Was it large? With these peculiar spots on the wing membrane I think it should be a male of H.lasiophthalma, at least I came to this result with Teskey's, 1990 keys...


Thank you. I am not confident using Teskey's keys for male Tabaninae. Wings usually obscure details of the abdominal pattern he uses. In this case the spotted wings in combination with the orange-sided abdomen should be sufficient for ID.
 
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I saw the female today at the same place.
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The female is lasiophthalma for sure and the male might very well be also !


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