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Stratiomyiidae, possibly a Sargus sp
ianjacobs96
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Posted on 08-05-2013 12:35
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 It certainly looks like that - can anyone confirm this ID?

Thanks in advance

Ian
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 Looks like Stratiomyiidae, possibly a Sargus sp (but I am not an expert).
 
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ianjacobs96
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 That is what I had thought - there is a very similar fly here from southern India - (we have similar fauna in Bangkok). http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fileawkwardtratiomyidae_by_kadavoor.jpg

Many thanks

Ian
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