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Pegomya bicolor?
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 17-05-2010 21:22
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 Am I right about this one?

location: Porto, Portugal
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 I always have some problems with the Pegomya bicolor.
There seems to be more species who are looking very simular to the P.bicolor......so i always have doubt!
And mostly everyone presume that a Anthomyiidae with a dark grey thorax and yellow abdomen and yellow legs....is a Pegomya bicolor Grin
I have to study further on Pegomya , so for now....
Pegomya cf. bicolor

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 Thanks Joke! I wasn´t aware of other similar species.
 
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 According to Michael Ackland, our most skilled Anthomyid expert, there are 40 similar species...
 
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 Wow!awkward Never imagined there were so many.
 
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