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 Robberfly from Tessin, Switserland *new photo*
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 24-11-2007 15:10
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 Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
Last summer I saw various Robberflies in Switzerland, Tessin. I wonder whether this one can be IDed tot genus level (or below!). This was a rather smallish species, much smaller than Machimus and Laphria also flying there, especially more slender. I'm not sure the male and female are the same species. Habitat: confirous forest with meadows. This Roberfly was common on foot tracks in the forest, resting on stones. Cor Zonneveld attached the following image:  [155.57Kb] Edited by Cor Zonneveld on 29-11-2007 17:45 Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 24-11-2007 15:11
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
second photo
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 24-11-2007 15:13
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
slightly different location
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 24-11-2007 15:13
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
and finally lateral view of female
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| Danny Wolff |
Posted on 25-11-2007 17:49
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 Member Location: Germany Posts: 329 Joined: 27.05.04 |
Hello, picture three shows a male Neoitamus, probably N. cyanurus. Do you have a much bigger detail of the genitalia of the male on picture two and maybe a little bit more lightened? Greetings, Danny Wolff |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 25-11-2007 19:04
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
Thanks for the input! I looked whether I have something as you requested, this is the best I could make of it. Since this must be a male (I hadn't notices that yet...) it must be a different species! Cor Zonneveld attached the following image:  [156.36Kb] Edited by Cor Zonneveld on 25-11-2007 19:06 Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 29-11-2007 17:47
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
Here's a much better photo, other date but I'm quite sure same species (same location).
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| Danny Wolff |
Posted on 30-11-2007 21:01
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Member Location: Germany Posts: 329 Joined: 27.05.04 |
Hello, nice picture. I think it is Neomochtherus melanopus (former Paritamus melanopus). Genitalia are quite well to see in this lateral view. The females above should also be N. melanopus. Greetings, Danny Wolff |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 01-12-2007 18:04
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
Thanks a lot Danny, one more IDed! I will come up with some others in due time...
Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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