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Anthomyid fly from Northern Germany
Rolf N
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Posted on 11-05-2011 21:36
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6.05.2011, Wilhelmshaven, Germany
near a pond in a park with old trees

Is it possible to ID this one?
Thanks, Rolf
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ChrisR
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Anthomyid maybe? Smile
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Stephane Lebrun
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Yes, Hydrophoria or Hylemya...
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Rolf N
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Posted on 12-05-2011 21:26
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Chris and Stephane, thanks for your help!
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Michael Ackland
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Could be Hylemya urbica male. The hind tibia look as if they are faintly yellowish medially. To separate Hylemya from Hydrophoria one needs to see the scutellum which is setulose in Hydrophoria, or the lower calypter which is larger in Hydrophia. Only the genitalia would confirm my guess of Hylemya urbica.
 
Rolf N
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Michael, thank you very much for your information. Unfortunately I do not have a second picture of this fly.
Rolf
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