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Neurigona?
Dmitry Gavryushin
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June 23, 2006.
On leaves of Alnus.
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Alas, it is that other long-legged genus you often find on tree trunk: Sciapus.
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Thanks Paul
Now I remember Sciapus among Nikita's pictures...
 
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Dima, it wasn't good idea to crop fore and medium tarsus's top. It is important to ID speciec of Sciapus.
Nevertheless on second photo is visible that at list 3-d segment of midleg white and flatterned. If so, it seems male of Sciapus platypterus.
Right today I collected Sciapus too (and before I pined it and discovered forked M1+2, I thought that it is Neurigona tooGrin).
Mine is male of Sciapus platypterus too and I'm 90% sure in that.
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Nikita, no cropping at picture bottoms (total view with all legs would be better at least aesthetically), these were taken in the wild.
 
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my Sciapus to compare.
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OK then I'll be more careful with picture framing next time to capture imortant diagnostic features Wink.
 
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All 3 images confirmed by Igor Grichanov as male Sciapus platypterus.
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OK great then.
 
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