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Nikita Vikhrev
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Moscow, park, 18 may, 6-6,5mm, one of a kind.
Is it Gymnochaeta viridis?
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Nikita - this looks like viridis but ours are a different and very distinctive shade of green (lighter) at least when alive. I am sure Chris (Raper) would know. Robert
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It is - indeed - a female Gymnochaeta viridis


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Thank you Theo and Robert.
In this case my doubts were also due small size of fly.
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So - I think this will be the same? 10mm, from east London cemetery park, 29 April 2006.
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Hi Susan,


You're right, that's the same species: Gymnochaeta viridis
 
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Thanks Theo. They are a particularly beautiful rich emerald colour, I think.
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I think that the name is Gymnocheta viridis (Fall?n) (dixit FE) ?
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