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Tipula with yellow stripe
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Posted on 16-08-2025 10:41
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 Any help please, can not find anything matching. Warsaw PL yesterday
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 Looks like Tipula lateralis to me. But I'm no expert.
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 Hi, thanks I considered lateralis, it is variable in coloration and patterns. After some more query I found my specimen can possivbelly be within this range.
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 With the yellow dorsal strips and reddish tip it is more likely Tipula pierrei.
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