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yamaneko
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Posted on 05-02-2009 16:49
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 Hello,

can someone help me? Could this (blurry) photo show a Tephritidae?

Western Switzerland, 400 msm, agricultural landscape, beginning of July.

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If not stated otherwise photos are taken in west switerzland, wildflowerstrips in an agricultural landscape, 400 msm
 
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If not stated otherwise photos are taken in west switerzland, wildflowerstrips in an agricultural landscape, 400 msm
 
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 I think so. Could be a Dioxyna bidentis. Valery will know for sure.
www.bruphoto.com/2009/pics/larsdi.png
 
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 Lars was very close to it. Campiglossa producta Lw.
Val
 
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 Thanks to both of you.

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If not stated otherwise photos are taken in west switerzland, wildflowerstrips in an agricultural landscape, 400 msm
 
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