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Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 25-05-2006 20:01
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Central Turkey (near Akseki), 24 may, 35-40mm.
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Susan R Walter
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Oh, Nikita - he is gorgeous - a 'proper' robber fly, like I remember from my childhood in Australia - huge, colourful and fierce. Interesting colours on the substrate - lichen? on rock?
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No rock, just a stone on the field ground, 1500 above sea level.
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Eric Fisher
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Nikita, A great shot of a splendid Stenopogon sp. I can't attempt a species ID now, as I'm away from any reference material. If a species name isn't added in a few days, will give it a try then (this handsome fly needs a proper identity!).

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Thank you Eric.
This handsome fly is collected, so if you need any additional details for ID, let me know.
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Nikita,

I'm afraid that I am unable to take this handsome Stenopogon beyond genus level. There are about 65 species of Stenopogon described from Europe & N. Asia, and this one is not one of the 15 or so I have from this area. Fritz Geller-Grimm would be the best bet for an ID of this fly.

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Genus level isn't bad for start.
Thank you Eric.
Nikita
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