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Posted on 05-09-2007 10:13
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Location: Hungary
Habitat: Garden
Date: 2007-06-04
Size: ~7-10mm?

Hello!

This fly was found amongst the dense vegetation in my garden. I do not know even the familyShock Many appreciate for any idea!
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Conopidae. Smile

Do you have lateral shot?
 
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Thecophora.



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we cannot see the theca.. if it is a male, it is not possible to get species trough the photos. Sad
 
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Hello Jorge and Theo!

I have got seven images from this fly but unfortunately all of them are from the same angle so that I am afraid of that in this case we must be satisfied only with the family! Thank you very much for the help anyway!
 
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No! This is really a Thecophora sp. Smile
The family is Conopidae.
 
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It sounds better! Thank you! Smile
 
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