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Little copper colored fly
pierred
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Posted on 06-08-2006 20:25
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Hello,

Don't know anything aboutthis one:
pierred attached the following image:


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Posted on 06-08-2006 21:14
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Hi Pierre.
It is Dolichopodidae.
With rather heavy body and vein M seems slightly Z-shaped, I think it is Dolichopus itself.
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I think this is a much smaller fly than any Dolichopus - perhaps Achlacus (still Dolichopodidae)
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Posted on 07-08-2006 07:30
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Hello,

Thanks to both of you.
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Pierre, could you give us approximate size of this fly?
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Posted on 07-08-2006 18:13
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Nikita,

About 3-4 mm.
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At the moment I would say Chrysotus. Not Achalcus. The species of that genus that I have seen never were this dark and completely metallic. Moreover, the last radial vein and the medial vein should be clearly divergent and I think they are more or less paralel here.
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My suggestion of Achlacus was not good. Better to listen to Paul. Wink
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Achalcus, rather than Achlacus?
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Thank you for the correction, Paul.
Sometimse my fingres tpye lettrse in teh wrogn ordre! Sad
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