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which Muscidae?
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Posted on 08-11-2009 18:31
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I´m told not a helinae sp ..
does anyone know this little fly?
Boarder of small mixed forest near copenhagen 27.Oct.

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My gues would be Hebecnema.
(maybe H. nigricolor)

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This is my guess too (Hebecnema nigricolor). I can't see whether it has a prealar or not. If we are wrong, it is with Mydaea.
Stephane.
 
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Hi Joke and Stephane

I´ve tried to find the word "prealar" in glossary and in"anatomical atlas of flies" http://www.ento.c.../fly.html# without luck.
Where is the prealar sitting?

Ole
 
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guess it in front of the transverse suture but central or lateral or more precisely?

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Thanx alot for explanation!

Then I think I see the prealar.
the setae tip is marked with red,right?
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No, you are above the notopleural now.
I wil make tomorrow a better view of the prealar.

JokeGrin
(my nice bed is calling)
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great !

OleFrown
 
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Sorry...made a stupid fault with the posterior notopleural...Shock
I delete the photo and put the right photo tomorrow
(before everyone are laughing for weaks about it Sad)

Joke Grin
 
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That is it about bedtimes: you always discover too late when you´ve passed them Grin

Looking forward to the P.N.

Ole
 
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Bedtime is for WIMPS....Try working nights (16+ years)
Sorry did I say WORK...OOPS Typo..Pfft
 
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Oke oke..GrinGrin
Now the right photo

Joke
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Thanx alot for the new pict.
It shows every things very clear.
My pict #8 is the best I´ve got. Now I don´t know if the line I marked is a shadow from postalar (if called so) or setae (prealar). So then it might as well be a Mydaea.

(WimpsFrown)
Ole
 
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