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Tachinid, eaten by crab spider
Sundew
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Posted on 31-05-2008 23:31
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Hi,
Here we hace a very successful crab spider with a big prey. I thought of Tachina magnicornis, but the body shape and the white spots on the abdomen make me uncertain. I found a picture of Thelaira nigrina that bore some resemblance, so I would like to ask the experts for ID.
Many thanks, Sundew
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Indeed, looks like Thelaira nigripes (sic).


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Posted on 01-06-2008 17:21
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nigripes, nigrita, nigrina ... different month, different spelling Grin
 
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Well, nigripes really has a different meaning: black feet (quod non, by the way, in this species).

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Ahh, of course - maybe if I try to remember it in that way I might not get it wrong again? Pfft
 
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Well, I found the name on the INSECTES website (http://aramel.fre...5-51.shtml) in two different spellings - Theleira nigrina and Theleira nigripes. Whereas I changed the genus to Thelaira, I chose the wrong epitheton. Nevertheless I consider this website really great and pity that my French is not good enough to understand everything at once.
Cheers, Sundew
 
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