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Ephydridae Perhaps? West Virginia USA
Stephen
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Posted on 24-04-2007 01:12
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This fly measured 4.1 mm and was photographed near some small flowers in the mint family, growing at the edge of the forest.

Ephydridae maybe?

West Virginia USA, 21 April 2007.

Thanks in advance for any ID help!
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long arista is ok for Ephydridae.
I would go for Ephydridae as well.
 
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first tarsal segment on the hind leg indicates Sphaeroceridae.
 
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Chen is right.
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Thanks, gentlemen, for providing the ID, in this and my other post of this morning!
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