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Ben Hamers
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Posted on 05-06-2006 13:33
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 Hello,

Last weeks I saw many flies looking like the two below (Vijlenerbos,
Kunderberg). They were about 5 mm long.

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 Right

But to be honest, doesn't look like the same species.

Have a look at the arista, for instance.

Lower one might be Triarthria setipennis.


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 I agree - they look like different species - and there's not really enough detail to do a proper ID Sad
 
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 Thanks Chris and Theo,

Next time I will try to look a bit better at my pictures before I post them.

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