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fly slurping up a bug
Xaver Frank
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Posted on 11-07-2006 17:32
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Hello!

A week ago there sat a fly on a bush at a wood lane at the outskirts of Zwickau, SE Saxony, Germany. It was 8 mm long and slurped up a bug.

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Can you identify this fly and its sex, please?

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Posted on 11-07-2006 18:28
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It is a female Dioctria robberfly. I think it is D. linearis but let's wait for an expert opinion.
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And the prey is an anthocoridae, possibly genus Orius.

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