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Ogcodes ? (France, August 2018)
LeCrapoutch
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Posted on 23-03-2022 13:21
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Hello !
A friend of mine got this, which is I suppose is an Acroceridae, and I though it would be an Ogcodes sp. but cannot find any further identification.
What do you think ?

August 2018, Vierzon (center of france)
6mm

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zupimages.net/up/22/12/0iix.jpg

Thanks !
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 23-03-2022 21:46
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Yes, that is an Ogcodes. Wing looks slightly smoky, in which case it is likely fumipennis, which is a little kniwn species.

Theo
 
LeCrapoutch
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Posted on 24-03-2022 08:11
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Hello !
Thanks for your answer Smile I can't find any data or info about this specie (though there is an Acrocera fumipennis). Do you have any documentation about it please?
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 24-03-2022 18:46
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Are you kidding ?

https://jeugdbondsuitgeverij.nl/product/de-vliegenfamilies-met-drie-voetkussentjes/

English translation will be available this summer.

Theo
 
LeCrapoutch
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Posted on 24-03-2022 21:04
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Thanks a lot ! I looked on gbif, google scholar and BioLib.cz species list and could'nt find this specie listed which is why I was kinda lost.

I'll definitively get this (and the Veldgids Roofvliegen Shock) book as soon as possible, I didn't know about those ! Thanks a lot Grin

Also my friend told me he got another one in another site, but same habitat (oak canopy), is it its knwon habitat ?
Edited by LeCrapoutch on 24-03-2022 21:07
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 24-03-2022 22:23
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You are welcome. If the legs are yelliw but the wing is clear, it is O. pallipes. Should be more common.

Theo
 
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