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Culicidae ID > Aedes cf. rossicus
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 Would it be possible to ID this mosquito found by a friend on 31.08.2008 in Warsaw?

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 Possibly Aedes cinereus/geminus (though I would expect it to look more red/orange)
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 Thank you very much for all the ID's, Tony. Smile
 
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 The lack of reddish tones point more towards Aedes rossicus I think.
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