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Anthomyiid Botanophila?
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Posted on 06-01-2010 18:39
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One pic only but I have cropped both ends so posting three.

Taken on 15th May 2009, looks a lot like Botanophila fugax to me but I don't know anything really! Females can be difficult I hear.Wink

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Looks like Lasiomma strigilatum. If you think you can see minute hairs on eyes and 4 sternopleural (Katepisternal) setae then thats what it is.
 
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Michael Ackland wrote:
Looks like Lasiomma strigilatum. If you think you can see minute hairs on eyes and 4 sternopleural (Katepisternal) setae then thats what it is.


Yes, I certainly would say there's minute hairs on the eyes, and I can see 4 setae on the Katepisternal although I'm not sure there isn't a couple of small ones near the bottom? Or is that small triangular part right at the bottom not part of the Katepisternal?
 
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I cropped the pic to it's maximum, there are small black hairs visible on the bottom right of the eye at least, and maybe some fuzzy stuff elsewhere.
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