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Anthomyiidae - Pegomya testacea
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Posted on 03-07-2008 11:29
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Hi


This fly was caught in June but photographed recently.
Silgueiros . PORTUGAL. JUNE 2008.
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another one..
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another one...
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Nice photos - but too close - I think a full fly photo (lateral & dorsal) would be useful Smile
 
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I hope these photos are enough. Smile
 
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I agree with Chris, an overall view is better to begin (close-up can be added if asked), but I'd label this one Pegomya testacea (Anthomyiidae).
Stephane.
 
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ok. next time. Smile And i overlooked the anal veins.
 
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You are correct Stephane, it is Pegomya testacea. Actually the close up views are good for Anthomyiidae, these show the 3 posthumeral setae, larger lower squama, and some yellowish hairs on lower occiput. In many general views the details needed are not clearly visible.
 
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