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Nowickia ferox?
Marion Friedrich
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 Hello,

yesterday I found this fly in a forest in Germany in Saxony. Nowickia ferox ? Is it a female or male?

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 Hi, it should be a female Nowickia ferox - I think, the orbitals are proclinate.

Eric
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 and the claws are short and the abdomen has a (nearly) interrupted black vitta --> female indeed !


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 Thank you very much. Smile

Best regards, Marion
 
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