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Another Dioctria ?
liege67
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Posted on 24-06-2006 11:56
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Dear all

I identify this fly as "Dioctria species"
the fly is approx 15 mm long

can you confirm my ID ?
thank you

jean marc

sprimont, BE, 23 06 2006
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Nikita Vikhrev
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Hi Jean Marc.
I'm not at all Asilidae expert but for me it looks like female of Dioctra linearis.
Compare with:
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=2189
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Posted on 24-06-2006 16:24
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not like what we call D. linearis in GB where hind legs largely pale. Looks close to D. rufipes although ocellar tubercle does not seem prominent enough, but perhaps this is due to angle of head?
 
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To tell you truth David, I still have doubts. Tomorrow I checked key in British Soldierflies..., according it, it is D. rufipes. But I also checked rather new key by Lehr in Diptera of Russian Far East. There isn't D. linearis in Far East, but there is D. rufipes. In description to D. rufipes Lehr write - "1-st segment of hind tarsus normal, in rare case a little bit enlarged" and " female hind legs normaly yellow orange with soma more blackish sites, rather rare - black".
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liege67
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Posted on 25-06-2006 20:02
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Thank you Nikita and David

there is a picture of D. rufipes in "Guide vigot des insectes" (vigot editor), and it corresponds very well with my picture.

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