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New fly in my garden
LordV
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Posted on 14-08-2006 20:40
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Haven't spotted this one before. About 5mm body length, sitting on a rhododendron leaf. Taken today South Coast UK

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Dmitry Gavryushin
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Maybe Drosophilidae - Scaptomyza? Please check the latest additions to the Gallery.
 
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Thanks Black- does look similar to the pic of Scaptomyza pallida.
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May be it is Scaptomyza, but I don't think it is S. pallida at least.
S. pallida hasn't black spots on wings and has 2 row ac.
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This looks like Palloptera ustulata - see gallery picture http://www.dipter...oto_id=125.
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Paul Beuk
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Indeed, it is.
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Thanks all Smile
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or it could be Palloptera anderssoni Rotheray & MacGowan, 1999, southern specimens in UK have dark smudge on wing tip. only reliable character is aedeagus
 
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And this is a female, so the only way to identify her may be to introduce a reliably-named live male and see what happens! Grin
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LordV
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Thanks again Smile. I used to have a pet fly called Rodney- would that do Smile Smile
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