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Posted on 20-01-2023 17:14
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Hello! Adam Hegedus found this I think Philipomyia in Hungary, 2022.06.20. Please, can you help me which species is this? I know that there are two species in Hungary in this genus graeca and aprica, but I’m not sure what is the difference between them.
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Correct, it is aprica, by far the most common in Hungary.

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Thanks! Please, can you help menwhat is the main difference between aprica and graeca? I have just found features about colour, and it is not so clear for me.
 
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graeca has abdomen and antenna largely yellow.

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Thank you!
 
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