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Medetera insignis - new for N Europe
Igor Grichanov
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Posted on 07-08-2007 15:18
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Those are my first shots with a new LOMO microscope (MD 130 digital micro-ocular).

Medetera insignis Girschner, 1888 [F 1868, 1900]: Ent.Nachr. 14(7): 97 [Medeterus] ** Type locality: Germany: Thuringia. Palaearctic: France, Germany *

Body size 1.8 mm. 2 males and 1 female with label:
Sweden: Lund & Alnarp, 8.VII.2007, I.Grichanov.

The species is new for Sweden and new for N Europe. Everybody who has the Phototeque of Dolis of N Europe may add the photos to this collection.
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Good job, Igor! Cool
 
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Thanks, Crex; thanks Paul for giving room in Gallery.

I know that the species was recently found in Britain (unpubl.). Maybe very warm 2006 summer, autumn and last winter has stimulated the flies to fly northward?
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May be you'll add some more locality when you check specimens waiting for you in PetersburgGrin
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