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mating fat flies
Robert Heemskerk
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Hello fly-forum,

These flies where rather fat and got proportional long wings.
Striped coloured eyes and the wings are braunish/yellowish.

place: Thijssepark - Amsterdam Forest

what kind of flies are these?

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Hi Robert.
It is Calliopum of Lauxaniidae.
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Thank you for your help Nikita!

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