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Ectophasia leucoptera?
Markus Gebel
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Posted on 04-09-2007 16:55
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 Hello

...from may 2007

Niederzissen (RP/Germany) - 26.05.2007 - neglected grassland - 160m over sea level - Foto: M.Gebel

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 We can't see enough of the abdomen, but the whitish wings are no feature. This looks like E crassipennis. leucoptera does not occur in Germany.


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 @Zeegers: Thanx..-))

Mmmmh?...I think this fly was doubly large as the fly I photographed today.
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Why are the wings of e.crassipennis sometimes milky and why sometimes transparent?Frown ( my flies and the species of the gallery )

Thanx a lot....

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 Sure, Size does not matter in parasitoids. SOme species of Bombyliidae may vary from 4 to 16 (!!) mm. in size.

IN this case, we are dealing with a 'macho' male vs. a small male or female. Common in Ectophasia and many Phasia


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