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Microcercis kerteszi - Chloropidae
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 Can this fly be named..?
Found 18-6-2011 in Zeist, Holland
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 I guess Oscinella sp.
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 This is Microcercuis kerteszi (Becker, 1910), Chloropidae, Oscinellinae. In earlier times (going backwards) it was included in the genera Incertella, Tropidoscinis, Conioscinella and Oscinella. The black enlarged and slightly axe-like 3rd antennal segments and the yellowish anterior margin of the frons are typical characters. It is an abundant fly with preference for open forest biotopes, the larvae are phytosaprophagous.
 
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 Misspelled name corrected: Microcercis kerteszi (Becker, 1910), also known as Incertella kerteszi. Both genera are not yet revised. Microcercis Beschovski was described earlier.
 
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 Thank you for your reaction after years... Smile

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