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Tabanus bromius
Marion Friedrich
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Posted on 30-07-2022 18:44
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Hi,

I found this fly at the edge of a mixed forest on dead wood. Is it a Tabanus bromius?
Size ca. 15 mm. The fly looks a bit pale.

Greetings, Marion

28th July 2022, Germany, Saxony
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Hi Marion, some details are hard to see (3rd antennal segment red with dark top, pale hairs at antenna base), but I think you are right with T. bromius - De vliegenfamilies met drie voetkussentjes (Zeegers, Schulten)
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Yes, it is.

Theo
 
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Hi Eric and Theo,

thank you very much for the confirmation of Tabanus bromius.

Greetings, Marion
 
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