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Markus Gebel
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Posted on 13-02-2007 16:38
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Hello
Today I photographed an unknown fly in west-germany. Can anybody help me with the identification of these yellow fly?
Thanx..-)

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Hello

Nobody can help me to identify this fly ?Sad

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Hello, Markus!

Markus Gebel wrote:
Nobody can help me to identify this fly ?Sad


Phaonia subventa (female)?
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Hello J?rgen

Thanx for your post.:-)

Today I found another picture of the same(!) fly. I photographed this picture 2-3 minutes later. The quality of this photo was bad. Therefore I packed it into the second file "failed photos".

Perhaps does one see more now?

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Or perhaps Phaonia rufiventris, which is supposed to have narrow dark bands across the abdomen on the margins of the tergites, as seems to be the case in the upper photo.
See also this thread: http://www.dipter...#post_7264, with an interesting discussion about the characters of P. subventa and P. rufiventris.
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Hello!

If I read it correctly, Phaonia subventa often has a black band in the middle of the abdomen, which I believe to see on the first photo.
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