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Posted on 13-08-2005 04:30
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An Agromyzid?
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I am pretty sure it is Ephydridae.
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There are 58 records of described Ephydridae on Honshu.

What made you think that this is an Ephydrid?
 
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Experience with similar flies. These always turned out to be Ephydridae. Smile
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