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gordo
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Posted on 27-10-2004 23:06
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Can you help me to determine this diptere ?
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Gerard Pennards
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Posted on 27-10-2004 23:10
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Hoi Gordo,
The first thing I can tell you is that it is a member of the family
Sciomyzidae!
These are the famous snail attacking flies, who deposit their eggs on all kinds of snails! I can't tell you exactly what species it is, probably their are other people who know!
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Edited by Gerard Pennards on 27-10-2004 23:11
Greetings,
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Paul Beuk
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Posted on 28-10-2004 09:16
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Ouch, Gerard,

The family is wrong! Though you are excused, because until recently it was in Sciomyzidae. This is a species of Pelidnoptera, probably P. nigripennis, which is now placed in the family Phaeomyiidae. The completely darkened wings are a good character.

Another 'ouch'. Pelidnoptera (at least P. nigripennis) do not parasitise snails Shock but millipedes. Grin

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Gerard Pennards
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Posted on 28-10-2004 13:55
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Well, it was an educated guess!Smile
Indeed, in my books it is still as a member of Sciomyzidae! But, it is a good thing to learn something new every day!Grin
Thanks Paul, I'll see you next week again!
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