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Allophorocera rutila? - Hungary
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Posted on 29-05-2017 16:46
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 I found this fly yesterday near Ásotthalom, about 25km W. of Szeged, S. Hungary Based on this thread:

https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=74791

it sould be Allophorocera rutila. Is that right?

Thanks for any help!

Greetings,

Henrik
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 We need to exclude Zeniilia. In the last picture, the left eye looks hairy. Is that right ?

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 No, eyes are bare. Some pollen grains, I'd think
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 Meanwhile, I noticed that this one has no orbital bristles! Does it help in any way?
 
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 You mean, proclinate orbital setae ? It is a male, so there are none....


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 I agree with Allophorocera rutila.

Congratulations, very rare species


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 Thanks a lot Theo Smile

(Yes, I meant proclinate orbital setae...)
 
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