Posted by Zeegers on 03-01-2020 09:13
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You keep throwing interesting species !
This seems clearly a Blondeliini.
Length of third antennal segment strongly suggests this is a male. It has two pairs of proclinate orbital setae, though. This narrows it down.
It runs to Leiophora innnoxa, a more southern species but known from 'southern Scandinavia'. Given your current temperatures, you might have it
. I can't establish the number of anterodorsal bristles on mid tibia: it should be 2-3 (and not 1).
Would be a great find
Theo