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Martin
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Posted on 24-05-2005 09:28
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Hello,

I have got two pictures of different flies, what I cannot identify.

Can somebody help me?

These pictures were taken in Bavaria, Germany:

www.hipgallery.com/photopost2/data/500/20567fly.jpg

www.hipgallery.com/photopost2/data/500/20567stubenfliege_01.jpg

I will thank you for any answer, Martin
 
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I think both are Anthomyiidae but as this family is sometimes difficult to separate from the Muscidae I do not mind to be corrected by someone more knowledgable. Wink
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Could the upper one be Delia floralis? It was 15 centimeters (5.9 inches) long (visual judgment)!

The other foto, could it be Delia radicum?
Edited by Martin on 24-05-2005 13:18
 
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Martin wrote:
Could the upper one be Delia floralis? It was 15 centimeters (5.9 inches) long (visual judgment)!

The other foto, could it be Delia radicum?


I guess you mean 15 mm and 5/9 inches? Wink

And maybe they are, maybe not. I would not dare to say.
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Yes, 15 mm, of course! Sorry!
 
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