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Fly mimicking ichneumon wasp
kyl
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Posted on 30-11-2009 06:01
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Hello!

Here's a fly that mimics an ichneumon..

Brackish swamp. lowlands, malaysia.
It waves its front legs like a micropezidae...
is it a micropezid?

Thanks

kyl
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What a beauty! I don't know what it is, but I think the leg-waving is part of the mimicry, representing the wasp's antennae.
 
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Adrama determinata Tephritidae

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Very pretty fly. thanks for posting it.
 
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Absolutely gallery-worthy Smile
 
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Thank you, Gordon, for the ID. And thanks everyone for the comments. It's pretty indeedSmile
will post it in the forum.

kyl
 
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kyl wrote:
Thank you, Gordon, for the ID. And thanks everyone for the comments. It's pretty indeedSmile
will post it in the forum.

kyl

I don't want to be nit-picking, but I guess Gordon -> John and forum -> Gallery?
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oops!
sorry, i meant ,
thanks ,John, for the ID!
 
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Hi Paul,
should i go ahead and post it in the gallery?
 
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Of course!
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