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Looks like Cantharidae but ...
Makro Freak
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hi,

i have problems in identifying this bug. for me he looks similar to Rhagonycha fulva but he isnt.

any help ?

regards

richie
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It is a cantharid but not R. fulva. I could run it through a British key but that might be misleading if it is from Germany.

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Cantharis livida perhaps!
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Thank you for helping me .. Cantharis livida could be right .. in my book there is a image where he has black wing caps but the drawings on the feet are very identical ... hmmm :-))
 
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It is Cantharis livida, the spot of black gives it away!
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