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Heleomyzidae > Oecothea sp.
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 11-04-2008 23:08
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hi flyforum,

Today I found this comic fly in the Amsterdam forest.
I think it is a Oecothea sp., but which one?

1. Oecothea fenestralis (Fall?n, 1820)
2. Oecothea praecox Loew, 1862

do you have a suggestion?

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This is a female Eccoptomera; Oecothea has bristles on the mid-tibia.
 
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Hi Robert !,
probably Ecc. microps (very small eyes) but check out the scutellum (if covered by small hairs or not ) Cool
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hi Andrzej,

When I first looked at this fly, I thought the eyes where abnormal!? (so small)

I'll check out the scutellum tomorrow, I am not at my desk now.

Phil Withers wrote on:
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=12154

''It is difficult to see some of the critical features (such as whether the hind femur has a dorsal preapical) but I would place it near Eccoptomera microps''

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correct ID Cool
Andrzej
 
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great ! Cool

I'll see if I can post some picture in the Dipteragallery
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