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Robert Heemskerk
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hello flyforum,

Yesterday I found this pretty fly on this messy leaf.
It was 'cleaning' the leaf with it's mouthparts..

What kind of fly is this busy fly?
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i would say Agromyzidae.
 
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No, this is Minettia species (Lauxaniidae) - see http://www.dipter...oto_id=436
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Minettia longipennis
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If it is Dutch, then that would be an almost certainty.
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Smile yes, Amsterdam Forest - 1-05-2007

Minettia longipennis (longi - pennis? Shock)
 
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penna means feather = wing. Really this fly shows very long wings!
 
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Actually, compared to the thorax the wings are not exceptionally long. The abdomen, however, is relatively short. Still, the optical effect is the same. Pfft
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