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Hydrophoria ruralis ? >>> confirmed
jojo
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Posted on 30-10-2012 10:13
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Hello together, who can help me with the identification of this fly? I think it´s a Hydrophoria ruralis. Does anyone agree with this opinion, or is it another species ?
Many thanks for an answer !

locality: Germany Odenwald - about 300 m altitude
fotodate: 06.09.2012

Best Regards Jochen
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Michael Ackland
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It is indeed Hydrophoria ruralis, very good photo with lots of setulae in focus. Note the slightly projecting lower calypteres, the setulose scutellum, and traces of orange on abdomen and tibiae.
 
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Thank you so much for the explanation and the praise Smile

Greetings Jochen
 
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