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Anthomyia procellaris?
Sundew
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Posted on 22-04-2009 23:13
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Hi,
Here is an Anthomyia of today. As the lateral black spots are confluent, it might be A. procellaris (or a related species; not A. pluvialis.) What do you say?
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Michael Ackland
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A. procellaris male
 
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