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Coenosia sp.?
OlaBackman
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Posted on 12-09-2020 15:14
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Hi!

I seem to get lost in the keys with this one. Distinct brown spots on abdomen which may not be obvious in the picture. Any help is appreciated. SW Sweden august 6.

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No ideas here? Am I on the wrong track?

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Yes, that is Coenosia
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Thanks Paul!

I wonder where I go wrong in the keys then. Do you have any idea which species are possible here or what I need to look at that is not visible here?

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One thing I notice is grey front femura and the rest yellow. Maybe that isn’t something to go on but I have difficulty finding that combination in Coenosia species?

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Ola, do not waste your time and patience on identification of females Coenosia. Wait for male(s) at least.
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Point taken! :-) Thanks Nikita!
 
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