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Which Syrphidae? - Platynochaetus sp.
Andreas Haselboeck
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Posted on 31-03-2009 08:25
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Hello!
This fly was found on 20. March 2009 near Zaghuoan (Tunisia - very dry highlands).

Can someone help to identify this fly?

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Male Platynochaetus, probably setosus!
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Hello Gerard,
thank you very much for your help!

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I think Platynochaetus setosus too.

I putted here some days ago some pics from this specie. I'm writting an article about it in my blog
http://mdm84.word...s-setosus/
It's in spanish, but if you don't understand, you can check the pics.

Greetings.
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Hello SkyPlooM,
thanks for your answer!

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