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"hopping" flies (mating display?) --> Dolichopodidae, Chrysotus laesus
Tina S
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Posted on 07-12-2020 21:58
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Hello,

in summer I watched some flies "hopping" on leaves of Artemisia vulgaris. It looked as if it was a mating display, or only males trying to boot each other out.

If you like, you can download here a short video of my observation (9 sec, 25.8 MB) within the next seven days: https://we.tl/t-3zPtBjbf1B
(If this might be unwanted in this forum, please delete.)

Data: Germany, Lower saxony, Rodenberg, 90 m, garden, 4 July 2019.

Best regards,
Tina.
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John Carr
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Probably Chrysotus
 
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Tina S
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Thank you John for your reply!

Best wishes,
Tina.
 
Marc Pollet
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This is Chrysotus laesus, no doubt about it.
 
Tina S
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Many thanks, Marc!
Do you maybe also know anything about this behaviour?
 
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