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Hyadina guttata - Ephydridae Malta
hedy2411
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Can this small fly be named..?
Found 27-9-2013 in Malta
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looks like Ephydridae.
 
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I think Nostima, Ephydridae
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I'd say this one is Hyadina guttata
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Ai, dilemma..., maybe this picture can help..?
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It lacks the pale silvery stripes of Nostima. They should be evident on the sides of the thorax and frontal orbits. It does have the dark velvety side patches on the scutellum and the pale spots on either side of the posterior cross-vein that are typical of Hyadina guttata, however.
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Thank you Jorge, Nikita and Tony for contributing in naming this small fly!

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