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Is it a Tephritidae?
pilonm
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Posted on 16-02-2008 16:32
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 Hello,

Here is a very small fly photographied last August within a marsh in Sherbrooke, Quebec (near Vermont). Several adults were presents during few days there...

Could it be Tephritidae flies??? Can we recognize the species/genus???

Thank you very much for your so appreciated help Smile

Michel

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 Feels more like an Ulidiid fly.
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 you can take off feels like... IT IS an Ulidiid fly! Grin
 
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 big risk: Chaetopsis sp.
 
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 Chaetopsis aenea Wiedemann (Ulidiinae).
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