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Acroceridae: Acrocera sanguinea?
Stefan
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Posted on 27-07-2017 09:48
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 I have found this acrocerid on 20. july 2017 in Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate, in a wineyard. I think it might be A. sanguinea, but I am uncertain abot the wing venation. Can anyone identify this specimen?


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 Wing venation
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 Looks goov. what makes yours doubt ?

Theo
 
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Posted on 27-07-2017 12:40
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 Hello Theo,
thanks for the confirmation. I just wanted an expert opinion because Acroceridae are a taxonomically difficult group wich I have not encountered before.

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Stefan
 
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