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Small dark Chloropidae?
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Posted on 01-09-2007 22:45
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Habitat: Park. See photo (#3) of flower

Chloropidae (or Drosophilidae or Milichiidae or ...)? The fat abdomen is dark over and brown under. Thanks for help with ID as far as it goes. I'm almost ashamed to show these photos when thinking of Blacks tiny masterpieces Pfft

Edit: Changed subject (Small dark fly)
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show the photo. Wink
 
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View #2
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Chloropidae. Pfft
 
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To show the size, view #3

"Attachment file type not allowed." ... WTF Angry
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try to rename the file.
 
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What do you think I'm doing Pfft
 
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drinking? Smile lol
 
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Actually not, but maybe I should be doing that instead of wasting time on trying to attach a simple jpg to this stupid program .... Grin
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Hmm, I had to save the file with another compression rate to get PHP-Fusion to swallow this attachment ... Shock
 
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Frown you put another species... this is Syrphidae..
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
Frown you put another species... this is Syrphidae..


The Sphaerophoria is only for size comparison Cool:

"To show the size, view #3"
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Grin ok. when I saw the Sphaerophoria I didn?t see the tiny chloropid! lol Grin
 
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crex wrote:
Hmm, I had to save the file with another compression rate to get PHP-Fusion to swallow this attachment ... Shock



what was the type of file you used? And the compression rate?
 
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File format was as usual jpg. At first I used compression rate 10 and got the error message "Attachment file type not allowed.". When re-compressing at rate 9 it worked. I recompressed because it didn't seem to make any difference how I named the file. I use PSP9.
 
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