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Jan Zwaaneveld
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 Photographed today (27-08-06) at Leerdam, Netherlands.
A nervous fly, runs fast and flicks it wings all the time. Visits flowers.

Thank you in advance!
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 and another one from the side
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 I think this is Paykullia maculata (Rhinophoridae)
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 I agree. It looks unusually dark, but this may be just the picture.


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 Thanks very much, Tony and Theo!
The light was quite poor when I photographed this fly, I think that causes the dark look.

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