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Billaea triangulifera?
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 16-08-2008 14:14
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 I saw and captured this nice fly on the window of a car in Mira, Portugal. I think it looks like Billaea triangulifera, what do you think?

date: 07/08/2008

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 Biilaea seems OK (not so common, by the way), but triangulifera has more prominent black triangles.
So probably some other Billaea.


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 Thanks againWink
 
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