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Ephydridae ID => Notiphila riparia
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Posted on 16-06-2012 20:51
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 Wet swampy area, Netherlands. Lauxaniidae?

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 Looks like a Notophila sp (Ephydridae), maybe one of these: http://www.dipter...to_id=3883
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 Thanks Tristram! I changed the thread.

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 Notiphila, Ephydridae. Antennae yellow, face with at least 1 strong seta, fore and mid tibia yellow, hind tibia with dark band, cheeks narrow - it is to be Notiphila riparia.Cool
 
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 Thanks!

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