Thricops
diaphanus (Wiedemann, 1817)  |
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| This is perhaps one of the easier Flies for those inexperienced observer to identify, although there are still a couple of very similar species like Phaonia pallida for instance. Thricops diaphanus is common in the more wooded areas of the county and especially in Sherwood Forest, where it can be found well into the Autumn sunning itself on the trunks of trees. Should be widespread over much of Nottinghamshire, despite the lack of records on the distribution map. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Thricops
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