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Fannia ornata?
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 Norway, 13.08.09, around 7-8 mm
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 I think it's Fannia ornata.
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 Many Thanks!
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 If the arista is plumose, it could turn to be Piezura pardalina. Wait for Nikita's opinion, he is the specialist.
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 I have a pic of Piezura pardalina here: http://www.flickr...746139085/ (ID by Nikita) and when zooming in on both pics, I see that the arista definitely is plumose in P. pardalina like you say, and appears not to be in the pic posted here. We'll see..
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 Bumping this old thing in the hope that Nikita will comment. Smile
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 Stephane, I agree with Piezura pardalina. F. ornata has scutum evenly grey, without stripes, without yellow on scutellum and at most some obscure trace of yellowish on shoulders. Also F. ornata has t2 with 2ad and 2pd.
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 Thank you for this Smile
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