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Bibionidae ID
Justafly
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Posted on 24-11-2018 10:31
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Cerreto, Alessandria, Italy, October 2017

Can you identify it?

Many thanks.SadWinkSmile
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Male Bibionidae.
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Hairy thorax, black femurs ...could it be Bibio marci? SmileWinkWink
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Justafly wrote:
Hairy thorax, black femurs ...could it be Bibio marci? SmileWinkWink


No, that is a spring species. In October it must be one of the few late summer/autumn Bibionids.
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Sorry, I have to amend may post. This picture ( … and in case of necessity I have some other photos of the same subject) have been taken exactly the 10th of May 2008 (I made a big mess!).

In this case Bibio marci could be an acceptable hypotesis?
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I would rule out Bibio marci by the white haired pleurae. It looks a lot closer to Bibio hortulanus but I cannot be sure without a dorsal view to see venation.

This thread should be moved to the main forum, Paul Wink
 
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This new picture could be useful?

Thank you.
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Yes, very useful Wink Unless there are more possibilities in Italy, this should be the male of Bibio hortulanus Smile
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