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Margarita Auer
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Posted on 18-01-2008 11:28
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 Dear members,

is this fly Stratiomys singularior?
Photo from 3.8.2007 in the South of Vienna in Lower Austria.

Thank You

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 If it's really that yellow, it's either S. potamida or S. chamaelon.


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 Potamida i would say, because on T4 there's a yellow band. No pics from the sternites?
 
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 Thank You Theo and Andre.

Unfortunately I do not have further photos.

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 PS: exact writing of familyname = Stratiomyidae.
 
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