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Phaonia?
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Posted on 04-03-2021 22:24
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I apologize for the bad quality, but might a species ID be possible nevertheless? Vienna, indoors, mid Sept. Phaonia subventa?

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Posted on 05-03-2021 11:19
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It looks Muscid. However, I can see on 2nd photo ad seta on t2. Possibilties:
Th. simplex, Ph. falleni
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Posted on 05-03-2021 14:58
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Thanks, Nikita. The color of antennal base as well as the dark reddish wing base would look good for Thricops simplex in my opinion
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