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Phaonia spec.
jonas
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 Hi;

farm4.static.flickr.com/3555/3410318982_8b46297728_o.jpg

Is this a Phaonia? Is it possible to ID this one?
Caught today in Ostend, Belgium.
Thanks in advance;

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Jonas
 
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 Looks Phaonia fuscata to me..

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 So it is Smile
Edited by Nikita Vikhrev on 03-04-2009 21:37
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 Do you have this fly, Nikita?
 
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 Yes, I have. Spring species, not common, but either not rare in Moscow region, but rather common in Sochi region.
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 Thanks a lot!
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