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Polietes lardarius?
Jan Zwaaneveld
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Posted on 26-11-2006 21:29
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I found quite a lot of these large flies today at Leerdam, Netherlands. I think they are Polietes lardarius, after comparing them with photos in the gallery and in forum posts. Am I correct?

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Yes, I agree. Smile
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Thanks for confirmation, Tony!
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I think that it is not P. lardarius, but P. meridionalis - yellow anterior sripacle, parafascial and anterior part of gena - yellow/golden.
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Jan Zwaaneveld
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That would be nice, Nikitia, because it would be a new species to me Grin
Are you certain?
What is the colour of anterior spiracle and parafacial in lardarius then?
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In my collection anterior spiracle and parafacial in lardarius are dirty-greyish brown, according literature it may be also grey.
And all P.meridionalis I collected in West Turkey in very late season (around 20 Dec).
I think yes, I'm certain.
And so, I think that your first photo with visible anterior spiracle color is good for Gallery.
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Jan Zwaaneveld
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O.k., thank you very much, Nikita.
I will submit that picture to the gallery.
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