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Callomyia, but which one?
Libelleke
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Posted on 29-11-2012 14:23
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 Hi forum,

August 5th of 2012 I found this small beautifully coloured fly on our bird migration post Strabrechtse Heide near Eindhoven/Netherlands.
Posting it on waarneming.nl, Callomyia amoena or Callomyia speciosa came up. The latter actually looked alike a bit more, but still we weren't sure.
Are the pictures clear enough to reveal a species here or is Callomyia sp. the closest we can get?

Many thanks in advance and with kind regards,

Robert
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 And a 2nd picture...
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 speciosa
 
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