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Scatella paluduum and tenuicosta, Ephydridae, June 2008, Hungary
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A distinctive species.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another shot.
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A third shot.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another individual.
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1 and 3 Scatella paludum male; 2 paludum female; 4 Scatella tenuicosta female
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With hindsight it is obvious that they are different. Not only the general color is different, but the shape of the terminal white spot as well. These flies (many of them) were jumping around some temporary puddles in NE montainous region of Hungary.
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