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Heleomyzidae?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 20-07-2006 23:18
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Hello!

Another fly from the garden lantern yesterday (Ostwestfalen/Germany). About 10 mm long. Heleomyzidae?
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Tony Irwin
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Certainly looks like it. I'd say Suillia species.
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Juergen Peters
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Hello Tony,

thanks again! Your replies come faster than I can post my questions... :-)
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Jan Willem
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Hi J?rgen,

My guess (but it is nothing more than that) would be Suillia variegata, but let's wait on the opinion of Andrzej.

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Hi,
The specimen look like Suillia affinis or tuberiperda species-group. Sorry that is all what I can say. The occipital hairs should be examined ! Sad.
Maybe a male causing long haired fore femur !
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Hello, Andrzej and Jan Willem!

Thanks for your replies! With this bad pic I didn't expect a species level identification. I will store it as Suillia sp..
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Jürgen

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Hello!

Here another photo from yesterday night. Hopefully the same species (?)...
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