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Helina evecta?
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Posted on 02-05-2009 15:41
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 Hi,
Recently I saw several male Muscids with hairy eyes (one carried a lot of pollen in these hairs). I wonder if it is Helina evecta, but it's only a guess by jizz. What do the experts say?
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 More pics.
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 Stephane is back, so my fly could get a chance...
 
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 Correct Claudia.
Stephane.
 
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 Patient waiting pays! Many thanks, Stephane. I hopefully recognize this species in future.
 
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