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Dear you all,

Here is a Rhagio I found in Slovenia, inside a altitude shelter. Altitudinal species of Tipulidae around.

Wings looks darkned to me, so I tried Zeegers and Fidalgo 's key (2016: Rhagio aterrimus's description):
Halter are brownish yeallow, parafacialia have clear hairs. Palpus are yeallow (I have 2 male: one has yeallow palps, other they are a bit darkened at apex)
First sternite is hairy.

That leads to R cingulatus, male is excluded from this key, but as clear yeallow abdominal marking, as my specimens (they looks like grey pruinosity from this angle of view. On other view, they clearly look yeallow)

=> Can we confirm R cingulatus?


clovis : Slovénie : Mojstrana : 4265 : 06/07/2022
Altitude : 2012 m - Taille : 11 mm
Réf. : 308938


clovis : Slovénie : Mojstrana : 4265 : 06/07/2022
Altitude : 2012 m - Taille : 11 mm
Réf. : 308939



clovis : Slovénie : Mojstrana : 4265 : 06/07/2022
Altitude : 2012 m - Taille : 11 mm
Réf. : 308940


clovis : Slovénie : Mojstrana : 4265 : 06/07/2022
Altitude : 2012 m - Taille : 11 mm
Réf. : 308941


clovis : Slovénie : Mojstrana : 4265 : 06/07/2022
Altitude : 2012 m - Taille : 11 mm
Réf. : 308942

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A little up if someone knows

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It looks like R. cingulatus. If you wish to send it to me, I can dissect it and confirm your ID.
Libor

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Rhagio cingulatus, identification kindly confirm by Libor based on genitalia, thanks! :D