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 Dolichopodidae 5 ID -> Argyra Diaphana
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Posted on 10-05-2015 19:05
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hello, this Argyra.sp I saw amongst many Argyra diaphana... 09-05 thanks for looking into this...chris thanks Igor bums attached the following image:  [155.9Kb] Edited by bums on 13-05-2015 18:39 |
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Posted on 10-05-2015 19:06
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Posted on 10-05-2015 19:06
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Posted on 10-05-2015 19:07
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Posted on 12-05-2015 17:00
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Why not Argyra diaphana (female) - common species in Europe.
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Posted on 13-05-2015 04:55
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thanks Igor....I thought it looks very different in many respects , from bristles to coloring of abdomen, to this A.diaphana (male) I found. but , as I learned now, it is just the difference between male and female ? ... 
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Posted on 13-05-2015 08:28
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Member Location: St.Petersburg, Russia Posts: 1726 Joined: 17.08.06 |
bums wrote: it is just the difference between male and female ? ... It is. Igor Grichanov |
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