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Diptera from Mediterranean> Dolichopodidae>Ortochile nigrocoerulea
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Hello,
From Hatay prov. a week ago. Its ID very much appreciated. Muhabbet
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Dolichopodidae
 
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thank you mossnisse!
 
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Ortochile sp. female
 
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Many thanks Naglis!
 
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Why not Ortochile nigrocoerulea Latreille, 1809?
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Thank you Igor. I agree with you. Two known species of Ortochile are west mediterranean. The unique species of the genus exists in east mediterranean region. The females prefer yellow flowers of Asteraceae for feeding.
 
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