Posted by Zeegers on 22-05-2006 20:08
#5
Hi Chris,
From what I can see, esp. second picture, I would have guessed...
female Aplomyia confinis. So we agree. It is definitely not Phryxe nemea and it doesn't look Phryxe-like.
So Aplomyia confinis.
Not so common species.
Theo Zeegers