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Identified as 'Myopa picta' by Rui Andrade
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Posted on 25-01-2008 20:31
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Myopa picta, I think (Conopidae).

You are a lucky guy Smile
Edited by Rui Andrade on 25-01-2008 21:35
 
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the famous MYOPA PICTA!! Grin

Here other photos: http://diptera.in...&pid=25453

25 JANUARY???? ShockShockShock
 
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I spotted this beauty ONLY once time. Sad

The flight was one of the most quick I've seen.

This is undoubtely one of my FAVORITE flies!!! Myopa picta forever! Grin
 
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are you sure about the date?? I have serious doubts!! Frown is it no June? Wink
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
are you sure about the date?? I have serious doubts!! Frown is it no June? Wink


No, it was TODAY: January 25, 2008 in Guia, Albufeira > Algarve > Portugal
 
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Frown surprised indeed. Frown
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
Frown surprised indeed. Frown


Why? Here, in Algarve, it's too hot! It looks like Spring, April...
 
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hmm... even so with 20?C... I would expect much more higher temperatures to see Myopa picta.

only 18 ?C during the midday.. but in the rest.. cold.. brrr.. Sad
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
hmm... even so with 20?C... I would expect much more higher temperatures to see Myopa picta.

only 18 ?C during the midday.. but in the rest.. cold.. brrr.. Sad


Maybe 22? C at afternoon... and this fly was at the sun...
 
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yes. It is typical to see conopids in sunshine. Here the temperature is not enough to enable the seeing of conopids. I hope to see them in next weeks. Grin
 
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Hmm, the brown spring Myopas (testacea, vicaria, strandi, tessellatipennis in Finland) are quite active at +8 C, so temperatures are certainly not a limiting factor for these flies.
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thanks Jere. I will try to find out Myopa today and tomorrow. Today it is a pleasant day over there. Unfortunately here around there are no flowers at all.. rare to see these in this occasion.
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