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 Therevidae?
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| Aiwok |
Posted on 08-08-2021 16:27
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Member Location: Hamburg Posts: 38 Joined: 07.03.11 |
Hi, I found this beuatiful fly close to a small brook. In the outskirts of Hamburg. There are also some rather sandy grasslands and some hedge rows and Alder trees close to the creek. (30.7.2021). It looks like Therevidae to me. Is it possible to identify this species? Regards, Jan Aiwok attached the following image:  [295.59Kb] |
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| Aiwok |
Posted on 15-08-2021 00:07
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Member Location: Hamburg Posts: 38 Joined: 07.03.11 |
Hi, I did some research on my own, and I think this might be Cliorismia rustica. Can this be confirmed? Regards, Jan |
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| Xespok |
Posted on 15-08-2021 06:48
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 Member Location: Debrecen, Hungary Posts: 5550 Joined: 02.03.05 |
I think Cliorismia female is correct. I think this is C. ardea rather than rustica, but I could be wrong.
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| Aiwok |
Posted on 16-08-2021 18:10
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Member Location: Hamburg Posts: 38 Joined: 07.03.11 |
Thanks Xespok! I wasn't aware of this similar species, so I looked for some regional checklists and found one for lower saxony, which is reasonably close to Hamburg. It seems There are just Cliorismia rustica found there with one mentioning of C. ardea from 1931 which is thought to be due to the fact that the two species hadn't been distinguished by the author. The only key feature to distinguish the two, I found so far (quick search) is for males only. Overall the species seems to be rare. There are also just few records of C. rustica in this region. I'll keep it as C. rustica with a mark for possibility of C. ardea. Regards, Jan |
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