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Four flies at my balcony, 07.07.2006
Dmitry Gavryushin
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I checked my balckony with a flashlight upon returning from work late at night and found these 4 different species.

The first fly I think is Cerajocera (=Terellia??) tussilaginis, top: male, bottom: female. Size of both 4.5mm.
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This one I believe is a Xyphosia miliaria. Size 5mm.
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I'd suggest it's a Calliopum (based only on banded eyes and form of antennae, though). Size 4mm.
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And the last one. Some Muscidae? This might be hopeless I'm afraid. Size 5.5mm.
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yes first fly is Terrelia tussilaginis
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Hi.
I think that N3 is Sarpomyza, Lauxaniidae. Reason - absence of presutural dc.
Nikita
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Thanks Nigel and Nikita
 
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number 4 looks like a male Fannia canicularis - the Lesser House Fly
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Thanks a lot Tony
 
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