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Family? => Oedalea sp. (Hybotidae)
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Posted on 11-07-2025 18:16
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 Hybotidae, very likely Oedalea cf. tibialis.
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 Thanks Eric

What about O. stigmatella? It is most common Oedalea in Finland.

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 I don't have a key for Oedalea, but using https://www.spess...dalea.html it seems that O. tibialis has black hind tibiae while these of O. stigmatella are pale.
NB there are others with dark tibiae so a lateral view could help to be sure.
Edited by eklans on 12-07-2025 15:28
Greetings, Eric
 
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