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Eristalinus taeniops
Joerg Schneider
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Posted on 10-11-2023 16:42
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 Roadside at 700m above sea level, aride area near Salalah/Oman, only this on picture, perhaps 8mm - can you please help with identification? Thanks a lot, Jörg
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Posted on 10-11-2023 18:23
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 Hi,

Eristalinus taeniops, with those beautifully striped eyes.

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Jonne
 
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 Yes, I tried to find her again for a face shot, but I was not lucky :-( Thank you so much!
 
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 I have two more flies which now remind me of E. taeniops - could that be? Tthis one from Amman/Jordan. Thank you so much, Jörg
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 And this one from Salalah/South-Oman...
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 Different focus
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 Hi,

Could you make separate post for these different flies? They are an Eristalinus and a Paragus, two totally different genera.

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Jonne
 
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 OK, thank you!
 
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