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Hybomitra bimaculata
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Posted on 17-06-2006 19:14
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This female Tabanidae took a bite of me. That was the last thing she ever did. From today just north of Stockholm. Any chance of an ID?

Edit: Changed subject (Tabanidae sp)
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Another view of the same individual.
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Yet another view of the same one.
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Posted on 17-06-2006 19:25
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Hybomitra sp., Tabanidae. Hybomitra has small 3-d eye (don't know English term) and stripped big eyes.
For species level you have to wait for Theo.
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A typical female of H. bimaculata (thanks, Nikita).
Broad vitta on tergites and notopleural lobes dark.
For a real ID with keys you would need to see the head in front view.

Quod licet Iovi,


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Is this sufficient?

BTW! Thanks for the help. Both of you.
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The ID was already positive,
and this picture does confirm it: small and converging frontal stripe, wrinkled lower callus
Eyes with shades of reddish

Theo
 
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Ok, great, thanks again Theo.
 
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