Psorophora signipennis
Psorophora signipennis have triangular apical bands
on the abdomen, with white scales speckled on the rest of the abdomen.
The fringe of the wings have alternating spots of dark and
pale scales. The scales are broad with white and dark scales.
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Psorophora signipennis have broad, pale, basal bands
on their hind tarsi.
The proboscis has a very broad band of pale scales in
the middle.
Here is a picture comparing Ochlerotatus sollicitans
(left) with Psorophora signipennis. They have similar characteristics,
such as proboscis and leg banding, but the banding on the abdomen is different,
as sollicitans has basal banding.