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Ruth Ahlburg
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Is it Chrysops relictus or C. viduatus?

The little black spot behind scutellum is not a circle.
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 Ch. vidulatus (my husband say).
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Katerina Dvorakova wrote:
Ch. vidulatus (my husband say).
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I think it is Chrysops viduatus Smile not with "l" Cool
 
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 He Katka and Jorge.

Thank you very much.
Nice to know, - it is a rare fly in Denmark.
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