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Sphaeroceridae?
Jan Zwaaneveld
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Posted on 31-03-2007 19:25
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Photographed today at Leerdam, Netherlands. Small fly, appr. 3 mm long. Is this Sphaeroceridae and would it be possible to tell genus or even species from these awkward photographs?

Thank you in advance!
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Nikita Vikhrev
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Jan,
your fly (it is Sphaeroceridae without doubts) has on hind busytarsus curved ventral spine. I think this means Sphaerocera curvipes, but I'll be at least as happy as you if somebody confirm this.
Nikita
P.S. I specialy beged Black to ask Dr. RohacekWink
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Jan Zwaaneveld
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Thank you very much again, Nikita! I hope dr. Rohacek can confirm!
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The comment from Jindřich Roháček:

...photos from Netherlands are difficult to identify due poor quality and non-visible diagnostic characters; anyway, it is a species of
Copromyzinae, probably Copromyza sp. or Lotophila. It could be Lotophila atra ... because I do not see the ventral spur on hind tibia; however, I am unsure if this spur really is
absent.
 
Jan Zwaaneveld
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Thanks very much for sending mr. Rohaceks comment, Black. Please send him my thanks for helping with this one.
Copromyzinae sp. it is, then.
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