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Oestridae, Cephenemyia sp. (Norway)
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Posted on 07-07-2011 23:33
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Found three of these flies on the summit of a mountain at 625 meters above sealevel. Photos from 06.07.2011, Bodø, northern Norway.

Could it be Cephenemyia trompe? There are some reindeer in the area I found them. Have looked at photos of Cephenemyia species (trompe, ulrichii and stimulator) but can't see any difference in appearance... Are they possible to ID from photos? Size is approx. 15-16 mm, got very close to them, and got several photos.
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Second of the first fly:
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And one from above of another fly. All three were sitting on the same pile of rocks.
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Fourth photo:
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Photo of the area. Found the flies on the top of the hill.
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Fantastic. It is Cephenemyia surely. Did you collect this?
 
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No, didn't collect any...
 
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Could collect if it's needed for confirmation? I think I will go to the same place again before the end of July, seems like an interesting place to look for insects.
 
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