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Muscidae, Muscina levida from Romania
cosmln
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Posted on 24-12-2007 02:32
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Hi,

i have photographed this fly on the bark of a planted pine in botanical garden from Cluj-Napoca (Transylvania). taken in 23 november 2007.

size somewhere like 7mm.

i think this is a muscid, and from Muscina genus. is true? something more can be squeezed?

thanks in advance,
cosmln

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Yes, Muscina. Antennae, palpi, legs and basicosta are black, which indicates M. levida.
Stephane.
 
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Yes, Muscina. Antennae, palpi, legs and basicosta are black, which indicates M. levida.


Thanks Stephane for identification,
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