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Winthemia bohemani?
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Posted on 08-09-2007 20:35
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Photographer Peter Krogh allowed me to show the picture here. Any idea of what species it might be?

www.fugleognatur.dk/forum/images/Flue(66).jpg

Edit: Changed subject (Tachinidae)
Edited by crex on 16-09-2007 09:27
 
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This is really interesting, but again I don't know it. The very large hairy eyes and pale ground-colour would suggest something around Senometopia but I have not seen enough to be sure and I don't think they have such an orange abdomen. One for Theo I think, it looks a very interesting species Smile
 
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THis is a magnificant Winthemia, probably W. bohemani.
Do you have that species ?

Theo
 
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Thank you very much Theo! Photo is taken by danish photographer Peter Krogh. I doubt very much that he collected the fly.
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Argh... I was fooled by those big eyes ... just goes to show how important the angle is! Sad
 
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... and thanks to Chris Wink
 
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