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Sepsid without dark wing spot
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Posted on 17-03-2008 22:49
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Hello,
I try another time to present you a member of the Sepsidae. This one has no dark spot on the wings, therefore it could be another genus than Sepsis itself. I am curious to hear your opinion!
Location is Berlin in September.
Thanks, Sundew
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Without the wing spot it will be a Themira
 
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Wing slightly darkened at apex, I think it is Nemopoda nitidula
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Posted on 18-03-2008 21:41
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Two experts - two different suggestions... After a close look to all gallery pics of the two genera I tend to join Nikita's opinion but shall keep Themira in mind.
Many thanks to both of you, Sundew
 
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Pale legs, most likely Nemopoda.
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My vote goes to Nemopoda - very probably N. nitidula, but it is not possible to be 100% sure without a collected (male) specimen.
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Well, it seems that Phil is outvoted this time and Nemopoda has won the match. I am highly pleased and grateful to all,
Sundew
 
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I concede gracefully !
 
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