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According Susan: LBJ in Diptera (little BLACK job)
Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 20-03-2006 19:18
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Well, this is a final step of my evolution (or degradation) from photografer to entomologist. This time I have no live image at all, only collected fly.
Could you check my ID as Milichia ludens?
Sochi region, 05march, about 1,5mm, dry last year grass on horse pasture.
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Paul Beuk
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Another ephydrid. The branching of the arista is quite characteristic for the family and well visible.
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I just checked some specimens: this fly is a Psilopa (Ephydridae). If the antennae are all black (looks like they are) I'd bet it is P. polita.
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Than, not entomologist yetSad
Thank you Paul and Kahis.
Antennae are black excluding inner side of 3-d segment which looks rather brown than black.
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