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Marion Friedrich
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Posted on 17-10-2010 21:45
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Hello, is this fly D. intermedia or fasciata? Female or male?
Thank you, Marion
The picture was shot in Germany, Saxony, 25.07.2010
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Didea intermedia
Is it dead??
 
Marion Friedrich
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Thank you for ID, Andre.
Before submitting the picture I thought about the unusual position, but cannot give a clear statement. The photo was taken too long ago. The lateral position speaks for a dead fly. The front legs and turned head may also belong to a living one. There was no crab spider behind. That I did not take another picture tells me that it either falled down or started. The probability for the first case seems to me to be higher.
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Marion
 
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