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Beris or Actina> Beris hauseri
Jan Wind
This one seen in Central part of the Netherlands on 13 May in Fraxinus brushwood area. Please some help with ID
Edited by Jan Wind on 08-11-2020 15:01
 
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rvanderweele
It is a Beris, but not the most common one, B. chalybata. Is the 3rd thickened? Then it is B.fuscipes. If not is, I think. B. strobli. If you put a knife on my throat I will decide for the last one. The best is to look at the specimen.
ruud van der weele
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Jan Wind
The 3rd of what Ruud?
 
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rvanderweele
3rd segment of the antennae, sorry....wine....La FLeur du Mayne of 2010!
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Jan Wind
Never mind it's x-mas. I would call it thickened Do you agree?
Edited by Jan Wind on 25-12-2012 17:12
 
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rvanderweele
I think so! Interesting species. I wonder what Paul's opinion is, or Ben's, though I do not know how often he visits diptera.info.
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Zeegers
I’d say male B. hauseri. Fuscipes should have yellow hairs on horax and much thicker antenna.

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