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Odontomyia (fm. Stratiomyidae)
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How about this?
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WOW!! Stratiomyidae! I must go there! Grin
Somewhere around Odontomyia I think.
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Are they rare? Here in Israel I found lots of them flying around. Cool
 
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Odontomyia flavissima Rossi? I catch seen the same near Novorossiysk - NE Black Sea coast, middle june, low-mountain ulmus-fagus forest, on fabaceae flowers (Coronilla, Doricnium)
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Thanks Komarik,
Do you know how it's possible to verify sp. level?
 
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I'm not an expert here, but to me it looks more like the related genus Oplodonta.


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Well, I have similar specimens caught in Greece in 2005, and they were identified by Ben Brugge from the Amsterdam Museum as indeed Odontomyia flavissima.
Whether there are more similar looking species I don't know.
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I told you, I'm not the expert !


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Thanks to all for the identification help. Grin
 
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