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Opomyzidae?
shar
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 During my holiday on Madeira I made this picture. Is it Opomyzidae?

And the other picture, is it a fly? It is not a bee, that I know, but.... ;-)

Thanks.

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 fly?
Edited by shar on 30-06-2006 21:05
 
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 #2 is a queen ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
 
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 Thank you Chris. I thought it might be, but there are some strange flies so... Wink
 
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 I placed the picture of the ant on the other forum.
 
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 Hi Shar.
I think it is Tephritidae.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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