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Posted on 05-06-2008 20:37
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 Hello!

Location: Hungary
Habitat: garden
Size: max 10mm
Date: 4th of June 2008

Entirely black bodied fly from my garden near a lucerne bed.
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 It a Macquartia and it keys out to either male M. tenebricosa. It looks different, though. Maybe it is a very fresh specimen.


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 Hello Theo!

Yes, I think freshly emerged too, thanks a lot for the determination.
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