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Tetanocera sp.?
Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 06-10-2005 23:13
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05 okt, Moscow region.
Looks like the same genus as
http://www.dipter...ead_id=795
but with lines on thorax
www.diptera.info/forim/5-0823-1.jpg
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Paul Beuk
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Well, it is simlar but something quite different. As you can see on the other image, the hind femur has a number of strong anterodorsal setae. These are absent in your picture. Further, the frons on the other picture has a clear difference between a glossy median part and dull lateral parts, which is not visible in tour picture. The fly in your picture also has shorter antennae.

I think you fly is the dryomyzid Neuroctena anilis (used to be Dryomyza anilis).
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Your fly looked familiar to me but I couldn't place it. When I read Paul's response, I immediately checked a specimen of Neuroctena anilis. Well, Paul is right again! He is good indeed Smile!

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Nikita Vikhrev
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Thank you for this new lesson, what else can I say?
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