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Sick Conopidae
Rupert Huber
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Posted on 29-12-2010 14:25
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Hello to all!
Is there an ID possible and what kind of cancer or whatever has it on its head? About 12-14mm long.

26.7.2009, Czech Republic, near Prachatice
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It just emerged from its pupa
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ptilinum
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i think the ptilinum didn't close well... It happens sometimes.
 
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Thanks Ruud, so no sickness...
I thought the Ptilinum is retracted before the fly starts flying around going for a meal. Seems I've been wrong...

Could the species be Conops flavipes?
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yes, though I'd first like to see the sides of the thorax first.
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Thanks again. Unfortunately this is the only picture of it that I have, so I will take it with cf.
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