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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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I entered the Villa sp., but basically just copied and pasted your info., as I really didn't find all that much info. on my own. Your illustration. of the head x 2 need to be inserted please, as I wasn't able to get it to work. :o0ps: Lastly, the link to your info. can be added, as I didn't see it.

Thanks for fixing my ineptitude. O0


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ExFmem wrote: Tue May 26, 2020 7:23 pm I entered the Villa sp., but basically just copied and pasted your info., as I really didn't find all that much info. on my own. Your illustration. of the head x 2 need to be inserted please, as I wasn't able to get it to work. :o0ps: Lastly, the link to your info. can be added, as I didn't see it.

Thanks for fixing my ineptitude. O0

^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ Very good


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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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0/* I need a second opinion please - I'm writing up the brown lantern/snout bug.

The description of Capocles podlipaevi is quite extensive, and probably not decipherable by many, so should I include it in it's entirety (I already took out most comparisons to C. socrates, since we don't include its description), but it's still quite long?

Either way is fine by me. \O


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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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Just post a link and stick to some basics that an interested reader would understand, the figure is good though


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ExFmem wrote: Mon Jan 01, 2018 12:15 am F

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0/* ExFmem, can you dig up this tachinid (bottom right) and give us a larger photo or even another angle, have ID'ed it to Mintho cf. flavicoxa
so far.

And as for the Anthracinae I have still no clue :no:


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Here are the only other pics I have of the fly. Great job there!

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:ty: can't see the wing really, but I stick to my ID.


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^Q^ :ty:

PLEASE add/subtract/re-do ;-) the snout bug entry as you see fit. You understand about 100% more than I do on these critters. Now, on to the green one...


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ExFmem wrote: Wed May 27, 2020 8:04 pm ^Q^ :ty:

PLEASE add/subtract/re-do ;-) the snout bug entry as you see fit. You understand about 100% more than I do on these critters. Now, on to the green one...

Love the entry, excellent.

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