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13th of May 2012 (Sun)
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A fly, but which one?
Found this fly with an interesting headset.
Cannot find the ID. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks 
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13th of May 2012 (Sun)
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Re: A fly, but which one?
Awesome, makes it look really mean
 Looks like a type of Signal Fly.Last edited by abovelifesize : 13th of May 2012 (Sun) at 06:02. |
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13th of May 2012 (Sun)
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Re: A fly, but which one?
What a strange looking fly! Great find!
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14th of May 2012 (Mon)
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Re: A fly, but which one?
Thanks. I am always looking for an ID, will update when I get it.
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14th of May 2012 (Mon)
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Re: A fly, but which one?
Maybe something in this genus?? Genus -Strauzia Here is one similar - Strauzia longipennis (Sunflower Maggot) Not sure though....
Try the links below for an ID. http://www.diptera.info/ The Diptera Site Flies of North America
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Re: A fly, but which one?
Thanks Will contact them.
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