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Peleteria rubescens?
Anczoviczka
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Posted on 23-08-2016 19:53
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 Hi, I found this fly in Bulgaria, Rila Mts, 2000 m, mountain meadow with Pinus mugo shrubs. Thank you for advices.
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 so, that is at or near the top ? Was he hilltopping ?

Anyway, definitely a Peleteria, but I am not sure on the species. The antenna is very black and the abdomen very orange.


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 Yes, quite likely P. rubescens. Very orange, though.


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 Yes, it was on the top of the Kapatnik mt. I thing could be hilltopping. Thank you.
 
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