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Gonia with wing apical spot -> G. maculipennis
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 24-04-2014 23:36
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Nice tachinid fly from Granada. Thanks for your help.

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What a beauty !

There are several Gonia with spotted wings, but probably only one in Spain. Need to check whether that is G. maculata or another one.

Did you collect it ?


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Thanks Theo, I didn't collect it, it had been very difficult because it was very restless. The pictures were taken two meters away.

I forgot to upload another interesting view. This one:
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Amazing - I have never seen anything like that before Smile
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I've replaced the pictures resized to 100 %
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Pictures were taken from 2 meters away ??
What lens do you use ? A 600 mm. ??

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You have indeed only one species, and it is called maculipennis, not maculata.


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Thank ySmileu Theo. The pictures were taken with Canon SX50, 50x optical zoom.

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That is probably roundabout 600 mm. equivalent. Impressive work.


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