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Markus Gebel
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Posted on 18-07-2006 11:15
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 Hello

Excuse please for my bad English.

14 days ago I photographed this robbery fly at the border of Germany and Poland. Unfortunately I would know with pleasure which species that is. Who can help me and inform me what I photographed exactly.

ThanxWink

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 Hi Markus
Your English is better than my German! Grin
I think the fly is Machimus arthriticus.
Lovely, clear photo! Smile
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 @Tony Irwin:
Thank you very muchWink

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