Dear André,

I have at least one record of Rhinocypha frontalis from Sulawesi.

Exact data are:

Indonesia, Sulawesi-Tengah, Danau Dowiwi, vic Koyoan, 10.03.2017

1°01'11.48"S 122°43'12.01"E Altitude: 540 m

I attach an image of the specimen. Please confirm identity!

Perhaps, I have some more data - I will have a look.

Best wishes, Peter

Dear André,

I just found another image of a Chlorocyphidae which I think is

Libellago rufescens (image attached).

Data: Indonesia, Sulawesi-Tenggara, ca. 1 km north of Kendari, 26.03.2015

3°57'18''S 122°32'16''E Altitude 120 m

Peter

I have many records. Please contact me by email.

Also my colleague Mārtiņš Kalniņš have several.

Do you need the data? I am awaiting for your request per email.

Dear Peter,

The Rhinocypha of Sulawesi are still very unclear. But your specimen fits very well to Rhinocypha fronatlis. Thanks for the interesting record.

André

Dear Peter,

Libellago rufescens seems to be restricted to southwest Sulawesi and the western part of central Sulawesi. Your male should be Libellago celebensis orientalis. But it is still very young. Do you have some more pictures?

Beste wishes,

André

Dear Dmitry,

Very interesting. I'll write you in the next days.

Best wishes,

André

Dear André,

originally, I assigned the above specimen to Libellago celebensis orientalis as you propose but came to the conclusion that it is L. rufescens. I have some more pictures of that specimen and I think also of another one from Southeast-Sulawesi. I will send you more information including images, soon.

Best wishes, Peter

Dear André,

here is another record of probably the same Libellago-species (see attached image).

Sulawesi-Tenggara, Konawendepiha, 10.03.2013

coordinates: -3.714858 / 121.562856

altitude: 115 m

Ein GUTES NEUES JAHR,

Peter

Dear Peter,

Thanks a lot. That's for sure a male of the celebensis group. I will contact you by email.

Happy New Year too,

André