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Hybomitra sp.? --> Hybomitra cf. solstitialis
Reimund Ley
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Posted on 29-06-2022 12:27
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this fly was about 12-14mm,
found in Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Radolfzell, altitude 390m, 6. 6. 2022
Please help to ID this sweety.


greetings


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any ideas please
 
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Can you give some info on the habitat ?

Theo
 
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Hello Theo,


the fly was found near a little creek, about 20m away,
and a area of reed with a little bit of water was only 5m away.


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Well, it looks like H. solstitialis, except for the dark first antennal segment. 10 % of the males have this feature, so it is unusual but not a no-go. Habitat does support solstitialis.

So not sure, but best shot.

Otherwise it would be an unusually orange muehlfeldi.

Theo
 
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Posted on 03-07-2022 18:43
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Hello Theo,


many thanks for your help and IDing.
So we called it Hybomitra cf. solstitialis.


best wishes


Angelika und Reimund
 
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