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Phaonia pallida?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 14-09-2006 23:14
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 hello flyforum,

This could be Phaonia pallida I think.., but there are more look-a-like's

Any idea?


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 Robert, my test yes, it is Ph. pallida.
But I didn't find this fly this year, and last year I didn't look at flies with nessesary attention.
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