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Gordon Jar
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Posted on 12-07-2006 18:40
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The attached was photographed on 12/07/06 in South East England.

I appologise for the quality , but I thought the markings might be sufficient for an identification to at least the family. It was feeding on what I believe to be hemlock (Oenanthe crocata) growing in the middle of a shallow pond. (My wife won't let me paddle in muddy ponds to get close to flies)

I thought it may be a Stratiomys Sp.

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Gordon
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Tony Irwin
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Odontomyia ornata - hemlock water-dropwort is one of its recorded favourite flowers. A very local species in Britain. Excellent find. Perhaps if you undertake to wash your own socks ...?Wink
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Gordon Jar
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Posted on 12-07-2006 21:07
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Thank you for the Id Tony.

Its the socks that are the problem they have holes in them and leak.

Regards Gordon
 
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