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Josef Buecker
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 Hello Forum,
what about this fly? ID possible? Germany, NRW, Hagen, near spruce forest, 270msm, June 7th 2012
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 I guess Rhagionidae (or just possibly Therevidae).
 
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 ...Or Xylophagidae (including Coenomyiidae)
Maybe Coenomyia sp. (male)
 
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 Hello Roger,
I think Coenomyia cf. ferruginea (male) could be a good point to work with. Thank's a lot.
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 Coenomyia ferruginea it is.
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