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Phoridae from N Spain to ID, please -> posible female Diplonevra sp.
Marian
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Posted on 03-01-2016 10:46
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Hi there! :-)

I don't know if this is Phoridae or can be other thing. Any chance to say something else ?

Pictures were taken among the vegetation of woodland by a reservoir, in November the 9th, 2014, by Soto de Ribera (near Oviedo, Asturias, N Spain).

Thanks in advance!!
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Another picture of the same specimen:
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And a third one:
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Yes, it is Phoridae. Spectacular shimmering on the wings in the last picture. Smile
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Thank you, Paul!! Smile

And yes, the colour in the wings is amazing, I thought it could be distinct but now that I know it is Phoridae, and after checking keys, it seems even to know the genus is almost impossible. :-(

I'm removing the "??" in the title, and I leave it like that just in case a miracle arrives and somebody can say something else. Wink

Regards
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The combination of leg bristles, overall shape and colouring suggest Diplonevra female to me.
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Thank you very much for the "miracle", Tony!!! WinkWinkWink

I'm adding this further information to the title...

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