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Therevidae > Thereva handlirschi?
Raimo
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Posted on 21-12-2020 14:51
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 Mid Sweden, August 9 2019.
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 might be handlirschi as well, I think I see 2 DC


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Raimo
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 Thanks.
 
Ectemnius
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 Hello Raimo,
There is a very nice publication concerning Therevidae for Sweden and that is the key to Norwegian Therevidae: http://www.entomo...-falck.pdf
On account of the black halteres and the shape of the frontal callus I'd say, like Theo, Thereva handlirschi.
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Ectemnius
 
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 Thanks, I will check Falcks key.
 
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