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Juergen Peters
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Posted on 26-07-2006 02:12
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Hello!

Is it possible to tell the Haematopota species after these photos? It seems, that only the males come to light at night. All pics taken yesterday in Ostwestfalen/Germany, the first two at night in the garden, the third one at noon at our house.

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www.foto-upload.de/diptera/060725/Haematopota_sp_M2.jpg
Edited by Juergen Peters on 27-07-2006 00:03
Best regards,
Jürgen

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Nikita Vikhrev
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Waiting for Tony, I try.
Male Haematopota subcylindrica?
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Juergen Peters
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Hello, Nikita!

Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
Waiting for Tony, I try.
Male Haematopota subcylindrica?


Thanks! Rather probable I think. Some days ago Tony Irwin wrote about another one of those, that it might be H. subcylindrica. But the photo was not good enough to be sure.
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Jürgen

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Hi Juergen,

I agree so far.
It is a male of either italica or subcylindrica.
I cannot tell from the pictures.
However, the circumstances and period of flight clearly favour italica.


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Juergen Peters
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Hello, Theo!

Zeegers wrote:
It is a male of either italica or subcylindrica.
I cannot tell from the pictures.
However, the circumstances and period of flight clearly favour italica.


Thanks a lot (also for your reply on my other Haematopota posting). One year ago I knew only one Haematopota species - pluvialis. And that mostly from the flat of my hand ;-). But these flies are really beatiful (and the males even harmless)!
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Jürgen

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Hi Juergen
I can't add any more than Theo on this one.
Except that if you can catch one of these flies and post it to me, we can put a definite name on it. Wink
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