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thijsdegraaf
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Posted on 15-05-2009 19:52
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Photographed in the Netherlands 11-5-09. Bergen (N.H.) On the forum of Waarneming.nl I 've got the suggestion of Admontia

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My first thought is "rhinophorid" ... but I might be wrong Smile
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Thanks Chris. I think you are right.
I only have one member of rhinophorida. http://www.tuin-t...5-7-08.jpg That was species.
I hope I can get the name for this fly.
Best regards Thijs
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This must be Phyto melanocephala.

Very interesting locality !


THeo
 
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Thanks Theo

Thijs
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