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cortinarius
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Posted on 11-09-2005 16:36
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Might somebody know that species? I've tried to find something like it on internet, but without success for now.
Habitat: silver fir/mixed forest, Centarl Poland, August
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In late july I meet same fly near Moscow in mixed forest too.
I've got reply (sorry do not remember from whom, Theo Zeegers or Kahis) that it is Anthomyiidae and that impossible to say more.
Just in case I add my image too.
Nikita
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I found the reply from Kahis:

"It's a female muscoid fly. Some critical characters are not visible, but I think it belongs to genus Pegomya (Anthomiidae). There are several species with predominantly yellow females and some of these are very common on flowers in various biotopes.
Kahis"
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What about Phaonia pallida, see for example here: http://www.hadley...allida.htm?
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Uh-huh, did I call Nikita's fly a Pegomya? Now I see that it certainly isn't; it has four postsutural dorsocentral setae. This condition is very rare in Anthomyiidae and is not found in Pegomya. I think Paul has this one nailed down.

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Kahis wrote:
Uh-huh, did I call Nikita's fly a Pegomya?


It was this thread (http://www.dipter...ead_id=520) a while ago.
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Thank you Paul and Kahis.
It a pleasure that coming back to this fly lead to identification this pretty diptera.
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Posted on 12-09-2005 15:23
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I want to thank all of you for identyfication that fly. I very glad that my inquire have contributed to the recognition of that species.
 
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