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13 mm fly
Margarita Auer
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Posted on 10-07-2009 15:08
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Dear members,

I saw this fly-13mm in size- today in the garden in Lower Austria.
Thank You for ID.

Best regards

Margarita Auer
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Roger Thomason
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Conopidae...Wing colouration matches Physocephala sp in the gallery....but I'm definately no expert.
Edited by Roger Thomason on 10-07-2009 16:02
 
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No. You have fallen in a ptifall. Grin

This is Syrphidae. Ceriana! Grin
maybe the C. cf. vespiformis.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 10-07-2009 16:10
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
No. You have fallen in a ptifall. Grin

This is Syrphidae. Ceriana! Grin
maybe the C. cf. vespiformis.


You get used to it after a while Jorge. Frown


You are spot on I would say Grin

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Ceriana conopsoides, scutellum is bicoloured. In C. vespiformis it is solely yellow.
 
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yes, that's it caliprobola. That's why I was not sure about the species.


And it is *pitfall* not ptifall. Grin

Roger, soon you will be able to ID many flies! Smile You have time. Just enjoy. Grin
 
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Thanks to all of You for the ID help-

Best regards


Margarita
 
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