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 Does this belong to Tenthredinidae?
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| waso |
Posted on 09-10-2009 00:49
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Member Location: Bad Homburg/Germany Posts: 40 Joined: 14.04.09 |
Hello, maybe this picture is not good enough for a final ID but I give it a try.  By wahrmut at 2009-10-08 Could this belong to the familiy of Tenthredinidae or is even a better ID posibble? It was about 8mm in length and I found it close to a little lake in Germany. Thanks in advance! Wahrmut |
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| Jose Luis RC |
Posted on 09-10-2009 11:13
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Member Location: AndalucÃa-España Posts: 43 Joined: 19.04.08 |
Is A Dolerus sp. Blacks are very difficult to identify by photo. In Germany there is one, D. coracinus with metallic luster and head with gray hair, but I do not know him well enough to be able to talk about. The photo fantastic congratulations. José Luis. |
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| waso |
Posted on 12-10-2009 12:22
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Member Location: Bad Homburg/Germany Posts: 40 Joined: 14.04.09 |
Hi José Luis, I'm a littel bit confused because a few days ago I posted a reply and it was erased somehow. :-( Anyway, thanks for your reply even if it seems to be too difficult to ID it finally. But: Did I understand you that it is a Dolerus sp.? Cheers Wahrmut |
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| Jose Luis RC |
Posted on 18-10-2009 02:09
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Member Location: AndalucÃa-España Posts: 43 Joined: 19.04.08 |
Sorry. I think I am wrong with Dolerus. I think it can be Empria cf. immersa. Greetings |
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