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Posted on 14-07-2009 10:52
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Hi,
To continue the Digger wasp & fly story of thread http://www.dipter...d_id=23319, there was also a male of Metopia (argyrocephala group) present. It looked a bit darker than the male of my former thread http://www.dipter...d_id=14087 that had not been identified to species. Perhaps this one might be luckier?
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Metopia cf. argyrocephala
 
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I think you can just see the curly hairs on tarsus 1, though out of focus, which would imply M. rondaniana


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M. rondaniana is now called M. staegerii Rondani (being rondaniana a junior synonym of M. staegerii Rondani) according to Pape.

However, I am not convinced about the visability of the curly hairs.

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