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Tabanidae > Atylotus cf. fulvus
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Posted on 18-07-2008 18:54
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 Hello!

Today this Tabanid (~12-15 mm long) visited the blossoms of Oreganum in my garden Hungary. Note its nice pale green eyes. Very impressive! What species is it? Thank you in advance.
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 Atylotus
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 Thanks a lot Susan!
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 Given the general colouration (legs included) and the very large head, I guess it's a male A. fulvus, however, not sure.


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 Thanks a lot for the additions Theo!
Greetings, Tomi
 
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