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Interesting fly from E Romnania
Alexandru Pintilioaie
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date: 19.02.2009
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Any idea? I was thinking that the venation of the wing will be enough from an Id....Please anybody can help me ?
 
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This is either Phaonia tuguriorum, or Phaonia scutellata. The former is very common and have palpi basally, and antennae partly yellow. The latter is rare and have both palpi and antennae black. There are other differences between the both, like the height of the genae and the frons width. Both have scutellum apically reddish-yellow and strongly infuscated wings.
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Thanks a lot for help, I will try to make better photos with the head.

Alexaandru
 
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