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Haematopota [Tabanidae]
Pierre-Yves
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Posted on 01-09-2005 19:31
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Hello Smile

I'm a new young FrenchGrin (I'm sorry for my english)

I have this specie in my colletion but I don't know what it is. I think that it's Haematopota (Tabanidae family)

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos4/big/tabanidae.jpg

size : lenght : 8,5 mm ; scale : 16 mm
26.IX.2005
Confort-Meilars Finist?re France
P-Y Gloaguen

If you can help meWink.

Thanks

Pierre-yves GloaguenShock
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I am sure that Theo will correct me when I am wrong, but it appears as if the third antennal segment is short and dark. That leads me to Haematopota crassicornis. Theo?
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I'm sorry, Paul, but it is pluvialis.
Your features are right, but the colour of antennae is impossible to see in the picture.
Crassicornis is a black-and-white species with dark wings, whereas pluvialis is (at least in western Europe) always distinctively yellowish-greenish on the abdomen. Which is a unique feature.

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Thank you everybody

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Zeegers wrote:
I'm sorry, Paul, but it is pluvialis.
Your features are right, but the colour of antennae is impossible to see in the picture.
Crassicornis is a black-and-white species with dark wings, whereas pluvialis is (at least in western Europe) always distinctively yellowish-greenish on the abdomen. Which is a unique feature.

Well, now you see why I wanted your confirmation! Pfft
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