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Atherix?
Michael Becker
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Posted on 09-02-2009 06:37
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 Hello,

this ~10mm fly tried to fly onto my skin rather agressively, so I thought it was a tabanid and hit it.

Now I see it isn't. My guess would be an Atherix species. Is this correct? Can something be said about the species?

The photo was taken in july in the austrian alps.

Thanks,
Michael
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Zeegers
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 I'd say you are correct.


Theo
 
Michael Becker
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 Thanks,

do you know, whether there are many middle european species?

Michael
 
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