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Hydrophoria cf linogrisea
hedy2411
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Posted on 28-11-2011 19:53
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 Who knows the name of this fly..? A male Hydrophoria lancifer..?
Found 1-5-2010 in Zeist, Holland
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 Looks like Anthomyiidae to me!! Smile
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 Hydrophoria looks right. Which way you go after that depends on whether the mid and hind femora are 'completely yellow' (linogrisea) or 'mainly dark' (leading, in this case, to lancifer/diabata). I'd guess H. linogrisea, but another angle would be nice.
 
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