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Posted on 18-11-2007 21:33
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Small fly, less then 5mm long. I've never saw it, maybe only shows in Autumn.

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Lonchaeidae. Possibly Earomyia.
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Yes its a female Lonchaeid, but with such a wide frons,rather stubby antennal flagellomere and brownish wings its most likely to be a species of Dasiops ........ Iain
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Okay. I thought Dasiops tended to be rather blueish rather than greenish. Wink
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