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Fly on window screen, Lauxaniid?
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Posted on 03-02-2011 11:16
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I thought it looked like Drosophilidae, but I don't see any orbital bristles that point forward, so Lauxaniidae? & the size fits Lauxaniid better.

19 June 2009, West Virginia, USA, in an open area, elevation 330 meters. Length 5.4 mm to apex of wing.
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A little more detail.
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May be very well a Lauxaniidae
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Yes, Lauxaniidae. This is a species of Poecilolycia - probably P. vittata.
 
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Thanks very much for the help!
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