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Beris (Stratiomyidae)?
Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 01-06-2021 17:53
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 Hello,
today I found this fly on a dry slope near Furth im Wald, Bavaria, Germany. Is this the genus Beris?

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 Hallo Ingrid, I'm quite sure it's a female Actina chalybea (Red List 2 BY). Saw it in my garden again these days.
The prominent palps are an important character (Veldtabel wapen- en bastvliegen van Nederland, Menno Reemer).
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Greetings, Eric
 
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 Great! TumbsUp
Thank you very much Eric.
So not as banal as I thought! Smile

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 Colouration of legs is unique for female Actina. So Eric is spot on.

Theo
 
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 Thank you for the confirmation Theo!

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