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| Vinex |
Posted on 29-11-2023 20:25
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Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 19.11.23 |
Hello, I'm new to this forum but I was recommended to come here. I come form Insecte.org which is a french forum that also talks about insects. About 2 weeks ago I found this Phaonia fly that has been proven to be to much for me and other members of the forum. I've been told that there is 53 species of Phaonia in France, I used an identification key of British Muscidae fly but found nothing.. This fly is particular because of the number of bristles on its second and third tibias as well as completely black legs. Thanks in advance for your help ^^  Vinex : France : Le Bourget-du-Lac : 73370 : 15/11/2023 Altitude : 232 m - Taille : ~7mm Réf. : 333847  Vinex : France : Le Bourget-du-Lac : 73370 : 15/11/2023 Altitude : 232 m - Taille : ~7mm Réf. : 333848  Vinex : France : Le Bourget-du-Lac : 73370 : 15/11/2023 Altitude : 232 m - Taille : ~7mm Réf. : 333849 |
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| eklans |
Posted on 30-11-2023 16:10
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Member Location: Franconia, Germany Posts: 3540 Joined: 11.11.18 |
Hello, I don't think it's a Phaonia sp. - and I guess it could be a female Hydrotaea sp.
Greetings, Eric Kloeckner |
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| Vinex |
Posted on 30-11-2023 16:24
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Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 19.11.23 |
I've heard of the genus Hydrotaea, I was quite sure my specimen had the infamous Phaonia hair (or bristle) which leaded in the wrong direction ! I will go do some research about this particular genus, I will post an update here if I find anything. Thank you for your reply  |
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