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PeterD
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 I have looked through the gallery but could not find a match for these.

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www.imageinuk.com/photos/813485920_UPxER-L.jpg

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Thanks for your help
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 Muscidae...Muscina sp going on wing veins
Edited by Roger Thomason on 18-03-2010 22:17
 
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 Muscidae.. Muscina sp.
 
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 grrrr
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
grrrr




Pfft Na na na naa na....Grin
 
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 the revenge is coming. Angry
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
the revenge is coming. Angry



Come on Jorge....TWO Na na na naa na's in one day Grin
 
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 An educated guess: Muscina prolapsa (based in strong curved M1 vein, more than levida; black legs, and reddish hint in antennae). Wait for muscid experts: Stéphane, Nikita or Joke..


And TWO menaces in one day, Roger.
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 Thanks Jorg and Roger. Thats for the ID AND the entertainmentSmile

It's great to see you both on form.
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 always a pleasure. Smile
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
always a pleasure. Smile


Why thank you Jorge.....with an E Wink
 
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 ok. Roge, You spotted it well. Smile
 
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 Hi Jorge (Got it right this time Rog..Smile). Looked up Muscina prolapsa. The wing veins are very similar but discal cell and closure vein are of a different shape? Am I mistaken?
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 Muscina prolapsa is OK.
Stephane.
 
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Muscina prolapsa is OK.


Thanks StephaneSmile
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