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Dimitri Geystor
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Posted on 06-03-2005 23:16
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 Hello,

Here are 3 shots of the same
Rather small, 8mm (guess)
On "rose tr?mi?re" (sorry, don't know the English name)
South-West of France (Lot-et-Garonne), 28 June 2004

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img206.exs.cx/img206/1769/img42304yh.jpg

img206.exs.cx/img206/3145/img42313tm.jpg

Thanks,
Dimitri
Edited by Dimitri Geystor on 06-03-2005 23:19
 
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 Dimitri,
As usually, your pictures are very nice.

Rose Tr?mi?re is "Althaea rosea".

Regards.
Didier.
Edited by Didier on 07-03-2005 09:05
 
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Dimitri Geystor
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 Thanks, Didier.

Any ID suggestions, anyone ?
 
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Gerard Pennards
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 Yes, it is a Anthomyiidae!
Greetings,
Gerard
Greetings,
Gerard Pennards
 
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 These are of a female Anthomyia liturata.

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