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Coenosia (=Chamaemyia sp.)
JariF
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Hi, there are lot of these small grey flies in my malaise at the moment. Six dark spots on dorsal side of abdomen. Are they maybe Coenosia ? Loviisa, Southern Finland today.

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It is Chamaemyia, Chamaemyiidae
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And again a new family for me Grin Thank You. Is there any good keys for detemination of this family ?

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Not really. Many, very similar species that can only be identified on the basis of male genitalia. Maybe Steve gaimari can help out a little...
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Paul is right - these things are unidentifiable without genitalic dissection. I'm afraid I can be of no further help but to say that it is one of the species with spots on the abdomen! (as opposed to none or full bands).
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Steve Gaimari wrote:
I'm afraid I can be of no further help but to say that it is one of the species with spots on the abdomen! (as opposed to none or full bands).

ROFLMAO! GrinGrinGrinGrin
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Ok, thank You so much anyway Smile Maybe some day I must start that genitalia preparation. Many mysteries will be solved then Shock

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