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Ptychopteridae: Ptychoptera contaminata ? --> yes, seems ok
kuv
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Denmark, island Als, Dyvig near Nordborg, coastal area, at the edge of meadow at a leaf of stinging nettle; Outsidephotos: kuv, 11th of August 2013. ID possible? Please help to get the ID.
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One more chance for ID, please.
Greetings Kuv
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Try Tipulidae, Ctenophorinae...
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libor wrote:
Try Tipulidae, Ctenophorinae...
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I think Ptychoptera is right. Note folded wings (the origin of the genus name) and strong tibial spurs.
 
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Thank you Libor Smile I checked all Tipulidae of Denmark (Webpage of Pjotr Oosterbroek) but I couldn't find a similar one.
Also thank you John Smile - hoping that there is somebody who knows "my" Ptychoptera.
Greetings Kuv
 
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Ptychoptera contaminata seems to be correct. Strong wing markings and the same abdominal pattern as shown in photos of females of that species.
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Thank you very much Paul Smile
Greetings Kuv
 
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