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Bibionidae - Bibio hortulanus ?
maxi6215
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Posted on 22-04-2020 14:43
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 Hello,

I observed this Bibio on the 22th of April in the north of France. I think it is big for Bibio anglicus,so maybe Bibio hortulanus, what do you think ?

Cordially Maxime


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 The wing venation and infuscation shows it is B. anglicus. B. hortulanus is only seen in May.

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 Ok, thank you very much for your help
 
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