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Hippoboscidae-looking fly
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I discovered this fly in soil sample where I hoped to find Limoniidae emerging from larvae. Flat, frightful, looking like Hippoboscidae. What is it?
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scutellum with 6 rather long setae
 
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Comparing with NW European species it best fits Ornithomya chloropus but a ventral vier clearly showing the colours of the head is necessary to separate it from O. fringillina with confidence.
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Head ventrally seems to be brown with triangular light spots
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Scutellum with 6 hars but marginal setae are shorter
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Based on the reference below I would arrive at C. fringillina, but with the provision that there are no other Ornithomya species in the area than avicularia, biloba, choloropus, and fringillina. I have no clue how others might fit in the key and have similar characters.

How many DNA sequences are needed for solving a taxonomic problem? The case of two parapatric species of louse flies (Diptera: Hippoboscidae: Ornithomya Latreille, 1802). - Arthropod Systematics and Phylogeny 65(2): 119-125. (PDF)
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Many thanks.Cool
 
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