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Anne Vibeke Tossell
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Denmark - Jutland - 2007 May 19


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I reckon a chloropid, but I'm only trying to look clever. I don't really know.

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It is a Psila fimetaria, Psilidae.
You can see other examples in the Diptera Gallery
 
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Thank you very much Smile

Looks exactly like Psila fimetaria !!!


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It does, doesn't it? Merdaria is the other, very similar species. But that species has a distinct dark spot at the implant of the arista.
 
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Thanks again Andre Smile

Can you tell me, is this a male or female?
I think it`s a female, but I`m not sure.

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Much obliged Anne ::
If I look very carefully, I would say a female as well.
Nice avatar btw... maybe I should change mine into a smiling one too? Shock
 
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Thanks again, again Andre Smile

A female is good. Most of the pictures are males. But how can I upload a picture to this great site. I need help!

Anne Vibeke

ps. It would be nice to see you smiling Wink

 
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