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Which Tachinidae? - Male Smidtia conspersa
Karsten Thomsen
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Posted on 19-03-2020 21:54
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On beech leaves, Lunghus, Funen, Denmark, 5. May 2019.
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Did you enhance the colours ? It looks really weird. That said:
Male Smidtia conspersa.

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Thank you Theo. No, there has not been done absolutely nothing to the colours, the fly is simply sitting in direct sunlight on a beech leaf. However, with a background of blue sky and bright green foilage, the colours of the light may be scewed a bit(?)

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OK. The red of the eye confused me, that why.
But now I see it is indeed dircy full sunlight on the eyes...

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