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Limoniidae?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 29-05-2005 19:51
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Hello!

These rather large (nearly like a big Tipula), bluish black Limoniids (?) were yesterday here in Ostwestfalen/Germany very numerous on tree trunks in the dedicious forest. Is it possible to determine the genus or even species? Thanks in advance!

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These are really tipulids and the thing is that they hold their wings atypically - like limoniids. This is genus Tipula subgenus Pterelachisus Smile
 
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Hello, Andrius!

Andrius wrote:
These are really tipulids and the thing is that they hold their wings atypically - like limoniids. This is genus Tipula subgenus Pterelachisus Smile


Thanks!


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