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Posted on 16-08-2020 18:27
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These litle flies hover, staying in air for some time but are hard do snap. Here, a male and a female (with mites etween the eyes), resting. Hydrotaea is a proper place for them? Species ID posiible?
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Hydrotaea (Ophyra) either capensis or aenescens. I suspect capensis. Any more images?
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two discarded ones:
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Sorry Marek, only can say: Ophyra (capensis?)
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Thanks Nikita, the observation was in a cementary where is a good resources supply for these flies!
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Could you give me the locality?
I'm asking because recently I have got series of O. capensis from 54.71°N 43.22°E. By the way, in my case it was near cattle burial ground.
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