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Nematocera - Nephrotoma cf submaculosa
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Posted on 02-05-2018 16:32
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11.5mm - May 2018 - Berlin, DE

found this on my balcony. it is missing legs and it is quite dirty.
i have very little experience with Nematocera and zero references.
can we get a family and genus for this?

Thank you for your time.
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male or female?
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Male Nephrotoma -- relatively shiny, yellow or black Tipulidae s. str. with short basal section of Rs and three veins from discal cell.

Edit: Typo in genus name corrected.
Edited by John Carr on 02-05-2018 18:28
 
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Thank You, John. I appreciate your time.
I've made some notes. I have alot to learn about Nematocera.
I hope that you have a pleasant day Smile
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Hallo,

Can I recommend the following site?

http://ccw.naturalis.nl/

Click on Literature and fill in Nephrotoma as the title. Then ENTER.

The first link is in Dutch but gives a table for all the species in the Netherlands and Belgium. Maybe with a little help from Google Translate??

James
 
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Sorry, typo in my message. Nephrotoma without an 'i'.
 
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John Carr wrote:
Sorry, typo in my message. Nephrotoma without an 'i'.


Thanks for the correction, John. I appreciate it. I make typos all of the time. All is good my Friend. I hope that you have a pleasant day Smile
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jck wrote:
Can I recommend the following site?
http://ccw.naturalis.nl/


Super! I thank you very much, James. I truly appreciate this post. I have all ready downloaded 15 pdf files in the list. Good stuff.

I have no problem reading and understanding Nederlands. I learned the language many years ago. I don't speak it or write it very often but I have a solid understanding of it. I have an electronic copy of Van Dale Groot Woordenboek Van De Nederlandse Taal.

I hope that you have a pleasant day, James. tot ziens Smile
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I looked at the pdf from Oosterbroek and so far the best match is Nephrotoma submaculosa. I am happy to have some keys to Tipulidae. Thank You all very much.

I will look at this specimen under the microscope to confirm. Not today but soon.
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If you speak Dutch, here is some more stuff you might be interested in. I am a member of a Dutch site so I am giving you the links to their Diptera ID resources.

1. https://waarneming.nl/pdf_downloader.php
these are illustrated pdfs for a number of families.

2. https://forum.waarneming.nl/smf/index.php?topic=35201.0
This is the link to the ID resources on the Dutch forum.

3. https://waarneming.nl/
With this link you can browse the photos for species recorded in NL. Just type the name in the
search box at the top right. When you get to the species page, click on ALLEEN GOEDGEKEURDE
WAARNEMINGEN. (There are 214 validated photos of N. submaculosa).

I hope you find something that you like/don't have/didn't know.

James
 
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Hello James, Thank you for mentioning waarneming. I've bookmarked the site. Excellent resource. I will look around the site when i have the time to do so. very busy today. I appreciate this info very much. Thank You Smile

I hope that you have a pleasant day.
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I agree on N submaculosa
 
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