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Anthomyiidae (Eustalomyia hilaris) ?
Christine Devillers
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I found this fly on a wall in the sun (22-06-2006, Belgium).
Is it an Anthomyiidae ?

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Stephane Lebrun
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Yes Christine, it is a female Eustalomyia.
Edited by Stephane Lebrun on 15-01-2008 22:52
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Thanks St?phane
 
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Eustalomyia hilaris Fall. female
 
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Thanks.
She was near nests of Ancistrocerus. Are they also cleptoparasites of those species or only of Crabro ?
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Most records I have seen are from Crabronidae, and other species of Eustalomyia have been reared from nests of Sphecoidea as well. I don't know what group Ancistrocerus belongs to.
 
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Ancistrocerus belongs to Eumenidae (Vespoidea).
 
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