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Coenomyiidae?
JarJar
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Posted on 19-04-2011 13:33
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 Found an a fresh peace of Choice nut wood.
South Germany, Baden-Württemberg, city of Waldshut, between Waldshut and Schmitzingen on Semi-arid grassland. 480 meters above the sea.
Date: 16.04.2011, pictures by myselfe.

Thx for your help,
Chris
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Stephen R
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 Looks Syrphidae. There's a picture of Brachyopa panzeri in the Gallery that looks something like this.
 
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 Funny the illusion of one additional pair of legs.
It is Brachyopa, indeed.
 
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 thx Stephen & Jorge

Youre right, Jorge - but I think it´s a peace of wood Wink
 
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