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blue/black fly-->Hydrotaea diabolus
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Posted on 04-11-2007 18:30
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 I would say Hydrotea but somethings wrong with white hindtergite.
I will want a good genius for all to learn to me ( and english too) Grin
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 If I'm not wrong (I see a big apical upcurved seta on f2), it is Hydrotaea diabolus.
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 Yes St?phane, you're completely right. Actualy, it is two long setae on apex of f2, and you can also see a spine on ventral side of f3, a long pd on t3. All these characters are typical for male Hydrotaea diabolus !
See this thread, where good explanations were given by Nikita.
GrinGrinGrin
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 I can only add that my test it is one of the most beautiful Muscidae.
N'est-ce pas?!
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 It deserve to be in top 10, I agree Nikita !
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 did you take any magical mushrooms? Grin
 
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 Oui c'est vrai NIkitaWink
Lot of thanks for Stephane, special mention for Nikita
Jorge, do you only think about eating? Grin
 
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 Edith - be fair - he thinks about flies as well - and what's wrong with that? Pfft Seems to cover the essentials Grin
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