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Phaonia species ?
aesculus
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Posted on 07-02-2008 23:54
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Three views against a 2mm background grid of a terminally ill Phaonia.
Dorsal view attached, lateral and ventral views to follow.

It was found in a very lethargic state on 07 Jan 2008 in East Lincs, UK., and in a last defiant gesture, produced four eggs before she died during the photo shoot.
I am presuming Phaonia from the wing venation and tibia bristles.
Would that be right?
But, then there is the query over species.
Suggestions please.
 
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aesculus
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Posted on 07-02-2008 23:57
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Apparently the image was not transferred.
2nd try.
 
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aesculus
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Posted on 08-02-2008 00:01
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.... and that did not work either! :-)

It was a 28K .jpg but I got an invalid filename or file size error message.
Time for bed methinks.
:-)
 
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aesculus
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The penny has dropped!
Filename had a space in it!
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.... and the lateral view.
aesculus attached the following image:


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and finally the ventral view.
was it all worth it I hear you ask. :-))
aesculus attached the following image:


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Stephane Lebrun
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As far as I can see, it is Phaonia subventa (fore tibiae with 1 post setae, pre acr, mid tibiae with 2 post s.)

Greetings.
Stephane.
 
aesculus
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Posted on 09-02-2008 14:21
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Stephane,

many thanks
 
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