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Pharyngomyia picta
Lozifer
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Posted on 08-11-2019 16:23
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 Hello,
found this Pharyngomyia picta on a place in the alps called "Tennalm" in Upperaustria. Only 5 cows were here. Approx. 1100m altitude. 04.08.2019.
Greetings, Lozifer
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Zeegers
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 Very nice but what’s with the cows ?
Pharyngomyia is a deer parasite !

Theo
 
Lozifer
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 Ok, I didn´t know. I thought they also love cows. Thank you for this information.TumbsUp
 
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