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Tabanidae ID
chacalou
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Posted on 09-09-2024 14:27
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Hello,

I think this is a female of Haematopota grandis.
Can someone confirm this ID?
Length: 13,5mm
Localisation: Marais Vernier (Eure, 27), FRANCE
Date: 07/09/2024


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Hello, I try again with this one Smile
 
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For me it's of for grandis. Light spot begin in first tergite, first antennal segment long with a clear constriction. italica don't have this arrangement of spot and bigoti (who have light spot like this) is more grey, without this long first antennal segment.
 
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Sorry, I missed this one. Couldn't agree more Smile


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Thank you very much to you two
 
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