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Tony Irwin
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Posted on 27-12-2012 20:41
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This thread on an entomology forum on Facebook has dried up without an answer - has anyone on Diptera.info got any opinions?
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Roger Thomason
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Looks similar to this one from Malaysia..spotted wings excepted.
http://www.dipter...d_id=47718


and the full image of Eddie Yam's fly;-

http://farm9.stat...fe0e_b.jpg
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Tony Irwin
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Posted on 28-12-2012 00:57
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Thanks, Roger. The link you gave provided the right nudge - they appear to be Thressa, a chloropine with an odd arista.
Always trust the instinct of a Shetlander, I say. Happy Whatever it is you celebrate during those exceptionally long winter nights!
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Roger Thomason
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Posted on 28-12-2012 01:35
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Happy whatever it is you celebrate too Tony. Here we just throw another tourist on the fire to lighten the long dark cold nights..and have a bit of a barbecue at the same time.

Hmm..this one tastes like chicken TumbsUp .......who knew? awkward
 
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In stitches once again ROFL Grin Grin, I should have just got a Roger Thomason "Live on the Shetlands" DVD for Christmas instead of an Eddie Izzard One!
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Don't give him ideas like that!! jeeez... Sad
 
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