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Big Phaonia? (Oct-23)
Juergen Peters
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Hello!

Please don't tell me this is good ole' Phaonia tuguriorum again... Wink When I found it at our house today (northwest Germany), I thought it was something completely different (rather big, around 10 mm, spotted, some Helina species?). But when looking at the photos...

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Juergen, I don't want to lie to you, and sorry, but it is Phaonia tuguriorum to me. A very similar fly, Phaonia scutellata has closer eyes (no narrow frontal vitta between fronto-orbital plates) and entirely black antennae.
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Hello, Stephane!

Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Juergen, I don't want to lie to you, and sorry, but it is Phaonia tuguriorum to me. A very similar fly, Phaonia scutellata has closer eyes (no narrow frontal vitta between fronto-orbital plates) and entirely black antennae.


Thanks a lot! There will come a time, when P. tuguriorum will be the by far most numerous of only a few Phaonia species here... Wink (I often find it in late autumn or even winter). In the moment there are still so many flies around here, I have hundreds of photos from the last weeks lying on my HD. Many of them still unidentified or to be confirmed. So be warned... Cool
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