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Calliphrodae > Stomorhina
Urs
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Posted on 27-08-2006 08:51
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 the fly was posted in the Forum of J?rgen Peters. He gave me the link to Stomorhina lunata in your Gallery.

Who can help to identfy this fly, i thin it is not S. lunata?

Foto: Switzerland, Wattwil SG, 750m NN, 26.07.06

Regards
Urs
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Zeegers
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Posted on 27-08-2006 09:37
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 Well Urs, you are quite right.
A female, by the way

Theo Zeegers
 
Urs
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Posted on 27-08-2006 11:29
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 Hello Theo,

i understand you right, it is a female of Stomorhina lunata?

Thank you for the help.
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Zeegers
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Posted on 27-08-2006 12:12
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 Yes, correct.

Ten years ago this would have been a great finding in Switzerland, however, nowadays the species occurs even in The Netherlands on a (semi-?)regular basis.


Theo
 
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 thank's for the infos.

Urs
 
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