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 Russia, Saratov, June.
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 Not Cylindromyia -- cell r5 open and abdomen short.
 
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 Hi, could be Hemyda or Besseria.

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 My guess is Hemyda (vittata?) :-)

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 Thanks for the identification!
 
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 I am afraid I'm going for the other option: Besseria lateritia.
Hemyda has the black vitta not interrupted, and note the absence of acrostichal bristles.


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