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Temnostoma meridionale?
Markus
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Posted on 12-07-2016 09:15
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Hello, i would kindly ask an expert to identify this fly. I'm n o t sure if this Temnostoma meridionale. Maybe one could add spots that makes clear where and what is the difference of T. meridionale and T. vespiforme :). I saw this fly in the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden, June 2016. Thank you. Markus
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Take care Markus, thorax pattern isn't matching fully. It's a female of T. vespiforme
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here is your photo
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here is how it should appear a T. meridionle (I know I'm not Leonardo Da Vinci, or Tiziano...so sorry about image quality). Hope it can help
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ValerioW wrote:
here is how it should appear a T. meridionle (I know I'm not Leonardo Da Vinci, or Tiziano...so sorry about image quality). Hope it can help


I see. Valerio no worries about the image quality and virtuosity, your erasing artwork is quite perfect. Thank you!!
 
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