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| haematocephalus |
Posted on 08-12-2007 22:45
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 Member Location: Buckinghamshire, UK Posts: 102 Joined: 04.05.06 |
This fly seems distinctive (extended anal cell, head shape, colours on legs etc.) but I've been unable to key it into a family  , help please!Martin haematocephalus attached the following image:  [178.23Kb] Martin Harvey Get help with UK wildlife identification: http://www.ispot.... |
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| haematocephalus |
Posted on 08-12-2007 22:46
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Member Location: Buckinghamshire, UK Posts: 102 Joined: 04.05.06 |
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haematocephalus attached the following image:  [149.08Kb] |
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| haematocephalus |
Posted on 08-12-2007 22:47
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Member Location: Buckinghamshire, UK Posts: 102 Joined: 04.05.06 |
photo 3 of 3
haematocephalus attached the following image:  [133.03Kb] Martin Harvey Get help with UK wildlife identification: http://www.ispot.... |
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| Paul Beuk |
Posted on 08-12-2007 22:50
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 Super Administrator Location: Netherlands Posts: 11809 Joined: 11.05.04 |
Ulidiidae: Physiphora alceae.
Paul - - - - Paul Beuk on www.diptera.info |
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| haematocephalus |
Posted on 09-12-2007 00:19
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Member Location: Buckinghamshire, UK Posts: 102 Joined: 04.05.06 |
Many thanks Paul - now you've told me what it is I realise I've already got a named specimen in my collection  too many flies, not enough memory (my memory that is, yours is obviously well able to remember plenty of them  ).Martin Martin Harvey Get help with UK wildlife identification: http://www.ispot.... |
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