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Bibio marci? NE HU, 03.2010
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Hi, these have just emerged from pupae! Larvae were collected in January, they pupated some 2.5 weeks ago. I have photo and VIDEOS of the larva, prepupa, pupa, male and female Grin Just want to check if they are really B marci. Only 10-12 mm.
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I think they are B. marci. Large, male with translucent, female with smokey wings.
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Yes, certainly looks like Bibio marci.


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