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Posted on 21-11-2005 17:35
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Is this a Empididae/Hybotidae? Or a wierd Chloropid fly?
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Cannot place it yet, but I can rule out any of the mentioned families. It certainly is an acalyptrate fly.
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Maybe Dolichopodidae?
 
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No, it is not one of the orthorrhaphous Brachycera (which includes the Dolichopodidae). I was wondering about Psilidae for this one.
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Hi.

My first thought was Clusiidae; rather narrow, darkened wing tip, yellow/black pattern on thorax.

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A nice page about Clusiidae:
http://tolweb.org...=Clusiidae
 
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http://tolweb.org...=Clusiidae

This might be a particularly relevant link, since the fly was on a tree trunk.
 
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This fly was confirmed to be a Clusiidae, by an expert of the family. Owen Lonsdale.
 
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