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Pipiza cf. festiva
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 I photographed this Pipiza near the little village of Champlas Janvier in Susa Valley, Piedmont (Italy) at 1800 mt above sea level, on August 18th, 2016. Could it be Pipiza festiva?
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 Yes, that could be right...
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Paul Beuk
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Jewell699, you should post it in the forum, not submit it for the gallery.

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Jewelm699 - did you upload it to a forum (which one?) or the gallery? I can't find it.

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I’m hoping someone can identify the phoridae maggot or pupae I just uploaded.

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Rafael p is legs and f1 is fore femur

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@Paul Beuk Thanks mate!! Best wishes!

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Where are the meaning abbreviations of Lindner's series Die Fliegen der Palaearktischen Region, ie. f1: anterior femur, ...and what about "p"? (I don't possess volume I)

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