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Micropezidae: Neria commutata
Haleun
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Posted on 04-04-2013 21:35
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Hi,
this fly looks similar to Neria cibaria but its head has got a larger black patch. Can someone confirm Neria cibaria or give it another name? Photo was taken in Lenzen near River Elbe on June 14, 2012, afternoon.

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Here is a second picture from a slightly different angle.

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Hello,

after investigating several websites I think it must be Neria commutata.
Could that be confirmed, please?

Thanks, Hans
 
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To cite Victor Nilsson, " in N. cibaria the frons is almost completely yellow, in N. commutata it is dark in the posterior half" (see http://www.dipter...pid=120227) - so this female should be a N. commutata indeed Smile.
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Thank you very much, Sundew!

Cheers, Hans
 
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