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Delia platura (Anthomyiidae)
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Posted on 12-10-2014 08:39
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Center of France, 10.10.2014, size 4-5 mm
Is Delia radicum (male) correct ?

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It's not Delia radicum as the ventral setae on hind femur are correct for radicym. It is a Delia species as the partly exposed genitalia indicate, but I would not like to speculate as the necessary characters are not visible.
 
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Thanks Michael, I have some more pictures, what will be usefull to see ?
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In the past I saw many male Delia platura, with those swollen belly.
So maybe you can show the row of pv hairs on the hindtibia, to confirm D. platura on the other photos..?

Johanna
 
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Is that enough ?

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No..Smile

See my photo of the row of pv setae.
Sometimes on certain angles they disappear behind the hindtibia (in your case)

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Thanks anyway Johanna, it's always difficult to show ventral setae on picture.
Next time I'll try to focus on it Cool
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I zoom from another picture of the same and I think I see the famous raw of pv setae, isn't it ?

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And it is.....Delia platura!

Johanna Smile
 
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Smile Thanks for your help
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