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little orange fly
shar
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Posted on 21-05-2010 21:28
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Dear forum,

Does anyone know the name of this orange fly? Seen in the Netherlands, Delft.

Thnk.

gr.
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Psilidae Psila fimetaria
 
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How can you tell it is not merdaria?
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How do we tell them apart?

I'm still not sure about this: http://diptera.in...d_id=28805
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Merdaria has a dark spot where the arista joins the antennae. On this photo one side has no dark mark but the other does...maybe a photo artifact.
So if you are nit-picking...it could be either.

Regards Roger...The non-nitpicker


Edit; Tossed a coin...the side without the dark spot won....so merdiaria Pfft
Edited by Roger Thomason on 21-05-2010 22:28
 
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A second picture for further determination. The back of this fly is not orange.
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Roger, like this: http://www.flickr...6/sizes/o/ ?

Sorry for hijacking your thread shar! Frown
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Pass on that Hakon...I'm just involved in a little plagiarism here. You didn't think I knew all this stuff did you...Grin. Andre is the expert Cool, but apparently he is otherwise engaged.
http://www.dipter...post_53694.

Roger the Fraud...finally outed. awkward
 
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Grin


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Well at least I managed to dig out the thread from going into the profile of AVT from the photo in the Gallery...and now we know the difference. Not that it matters much to me as we don't get them here....Frown

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