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Posted on 04-08-2005 21:55
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Hi All,
I photographed a rather nice brown and yellowish Conopid in the south of France last week. I do not have any keys to European conopids, so does anyone have any idea what this fly might be? View here:
http://www.flickr.../31267961/
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Nigel

Looks like a Physocephela species to me - but beyond that I do not know.

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Matt
Thanks fro the handy tip on posting an image to this web site.
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LoL, Matt just beat me to it. I was (webmaster's prerogative) just editing you post to display the image in your original message and was about to give the same guide lines. Thanks, Matt. Smile
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This is indeed a Physocephala sp, a genus I currently have great problems with. With this coloration I would normally suggest the abdominalis var of P vittata (true status uncertain), but it is difficult to be sure. The wing markings and some other details don't look quite right to me. Jens-Hermann Stuke may have more of an idea.
 
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