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Ectophasia sp. << Phasia aurigera?
BartNap
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Posted on 26-07-2021 15:14
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eklans
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 Hi Bart, difficult to see (for me), but I think it's Ectophasia sp.
Greetings, Eric
 
Zeegers
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 Definitely Ectophasia.

Theo
 
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 Thanks a lot Eric and Theo, regards!
 
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nowaytofly
16.09.21 22:24
Sorry put 5 new threads in Asilidae forum instead in Syrphidae forum, can pleas an admin move it to Syrph? THANKS, Norbert

Zeegers
09.09.21 07:48
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Zeegers
09.09.21 07:47
wing ventation is totally different

jurosa
03.09.21 12:51
Hi, what's the major difference between dolichopodidae and rhagionidae? Can someone help me? Thanks!

lisharris
28.06.21 15:24
thx TO eklans

Gnats2meetu
03.06.21 11:11
@Tony Irwin Thank you Tony! I've emailed you there Pfft

Tony Irwin
02.06.21 22:26
Rob - can you PM me with an e-mail address, and I'll send it over.

Gnats2meetu
02.06.21 13:16
Hello chaps! Does anyone have a copy of: Revision of the willow catkin flies, genus Egle Robineau-Desvoidy (Diptera: Anthomyiidae), in Europe and neighbouring areas ?? I'd be ever so grateful! Rob

Maks S
31.05.21 14:31
The part that got deleted is "longer, dark median stripe on thorax"

Paul Beuk
31.05.21 08:37
You are correct, the copula also is phragmitidis. Corrected in the Gallery.

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