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Identified: Nemopoda nitidula by Nikita
valter
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Posted on 26-11-2007 11:08
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 Sepsis or Australosepsis (Sepsidae), see http://www.dipter...to_id=1213.
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 BTW valter, it can't be an ant (Hymenoptera) because it only has 2 wings (1 pair), so it must be a fly (Diptera). You can clearly see the yellow haltares too so that adds extra weight to the 'fly' identification Smile
 
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 Sepsis or Australosepsis ???

Who knows that?
 
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 Sepsidae, but most probably Nemopoda nitidula
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