Posted by ChrisR on 16-04-2007 08:57
#2
Looks like
P.hemiptera to me :) They are double-brooded and the early brood isn't usually very noticable here - well found :)
Edited by ChrisR on 17-04-2007 14:32
Posted by Juergen Peters on 17-04-2007 02:05
#3
Hello, Chris!
Chris Raper wrote:
Looks like P.hemiptera to me :) They are double-brooded and the early brood isn't usually very noticable - well found here :)
Thanks! You are right: these flies are numerous here in late summer, but I had noticed them very rarely in spring.
