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Dolichopodidae: Liancalus virens
Stephen R
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Posted on 11-03-2010 14:59
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c.7mm, Clitheroe, 9 March 2010. Carboniferous limestone retaining wall with seepages. This keyed out easily as a female L. virens, but confirmation would be a comfort. I found what is probably the same individual feeding at one of the seepages yesterday, and again today resting at the same place.

I will post a question about its prey in the larvae forum.
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dorsal view. The fly was facing up the vertical surface, but I have rotated the pictures to fit the page better.
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Dear Stephen,

This is unmistakably L. virens.
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Marc
 
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Many thanks Marc.
 
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