Posted by Kahis on 02-08-2005 21:52
#4
Jan Willem wrote:
I would say Tricholauxania praeusta, but confirmation by Paul would be good.
Well said. I checked my own collection and it certainly looks like
Tricholauxania.
Weird how I never saw this fly until I caught one by chance after a few years of collecting diptera. But once I knew how to identify the species, it suddenly seems quite common in broadleaved forests.:p