Posted by Jan Willem on 18-08-2006 15:48
#13
Your last pictures show very
apicalis-like specimens. If you would examine the genitalia I expect these will lead you to
G. apicalis. The wings of the specimen on your first picture are very wide for
G. apicalis. However I would not be surprised if it turnes out to be conspecific with
G. apicalis. It is a highly variable species (in colouration, size and width of the wings)! I have not seen
apicalis specimens with wings as wide as in the specimen on your first pictures though.
For as far as I know exhauster and aspirator can both be used.
Jan Willem