Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sphaerocerinae > Lotobia pallidiventris
Posted by Jan Wind on 20-10-2016 16:16
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Seen in limestone area southern part of the Netherlands 23 sept
Any help with finding the ID will be appreciated
Edited by Jan Wind on 29-10-2016 10:19
Posted by Jan Wind on 20-10-2016 16:17
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Posted by Jan Wind on 20-10-2016 16:17
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Posted by Jan Wind on 20-10-2016 16:18
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Posted by Jan Wind on 20-10-2016 16:18
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Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-10-2016 11:32
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Ischiolepta sp., tricky tiny bastards...
Posted by Jan Wind on 21-10-2016 14:35
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why not Lotobia see pentagonal plate covering most of the face
Posted by Jan Wind on 21-10-2016 14:37
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and scutellum with more than 11 marginal tubercles (I count 16). Tubercles at the basis are fused.
Posted by Jan Wind on 25-10-2016 22:06
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renewed request Lotobia ??
Posted by Paul Beuk on 28-10-2016 17:55
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Yup
Posted by Jan Wind on 29-10-2016 10:18
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Paul, Thank you for confirming this is a Lotobia.
It fits very well with Lotobia pallidiventris the only Lotobia in this European region.
As far as i can check this will then be a new species for the Netherlands. Is that correct?
Kind regards,
Jan Wind