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A smaller Conopid
Rafael Estevez
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Posted on 26-08-2007 21:06
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This specimen was smaller, about 7 mm, Taken also today in Las Gandaras de Budi?o (Pontevedra) Spain.-
Marshland meadow, with abundant Salix spps.-
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Gerard Pennards
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A species of Myopa I think, but I can't tell you from this picture what species.
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Rafael Estevez
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Could this other photo be of any help??
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Yes, it helps a bit. It seems the wings are clear, the scutellum is black and the face is totally white/ yellow.
That would leave Myopa fasciata or Myopa occulta. It seems the mouthparts are quite short, so I would go for Myopa occulta, but that is not a 100 % ID! Grin
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I doubt that this is Myopa occulta. Myopa occulta has much more darker thorax.
And M. occulta as far as I know doesn?t have stripes on thorax?...
 
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This looks like Myopa fasciata to me. Definitely not occulta
 
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Smile
 
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Many thnks to the three.-
Rafael
 
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