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Fannia request a species -> Fannia pallitibia/pruinosa
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Posted on 03-11-2022 13:23
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Hi !

I found this Fannia fly in a little forest of north of France.
Is it possible to go farther the genus

Thanks
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My little Fannia have no success Frown
Should we settle for a Fannia sp. ?
 
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Female of Fannia. Yellow tibiae may help. Which data? Autumn?
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Thanks Nikita for your interest.

> Which data? Autumn?
Date of observation : 27/10/2022
Size : env 6 mm
Place : Hauts-de-France (Besmé : 02300)

Maybe an ID ... Smile
 
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Well, in late autumn females of F. pruinosa/pallitibia are very common in Europe. Both species have yellowish tibiae exactly as your female.
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Thank you very much, Nikita, for your time and your ID Smile

I'll watch this tandem carefully.

Best regards,
Patrick
 
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As for me, I suspect that pruinosa and pallitibia are the same.
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Posted on 21-11-2022 07:43
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Hello Nikita

Like you, Adrian C. PONT ("A Revision of the Fanniidae and Muscidae described by J. W. MEIGEN") cannot separate the females of these "two species".

For the males ("key to males of European species of Fannia"), Barták & al. considers two species with very tiny differences. He don't say that males of F. pruinosa have setose parafacials, like I read in this post. So, I don't found a picture of these setae ...

I note the probable confusion of the two species

Thank you, have a good day
Patrick

PS Sorry for my english
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