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Anthomyia so cf, Anthomyiidae cf, May 2008, Hungary
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Here is another rather typical calyptrate attracted to sap of an old oak tree.
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Another view.
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And one more shot.
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Actually now I think this is more likely to be a Phaonia sp female.
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Looks like..Phaonia trimaculata.
scutellum black spotted
Seems to have 2 pairs of sp.su.acrostichals
Crossveins infuscated

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Could well be. I have never before observed the female of this species. But I saw a few males before. I try to dig out the images showing the males from the same location.
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Nice fly....but still missing in my collection Angry
I hope i wil be lucky this summer..

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