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Milichiidae (feeding)
ianjacobs96
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Posted on 29-04-2013 13:39
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Small fly - feeding on the carcase in a spider web - in spite of the presence of the spider. ID appreciated - Northern Thaiiand.

Best regards and thank you all for previous assistance.

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Milichiidae, I think. Maybe changing the title would attract the attention of specialists.
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Could also be Chloropidae. There are a few chloropids coming to spider preys as well.
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Without any doubt a kleptoparasitic Milichiidae [and not Chloropidae]
 
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Looks like the posterior eye margin is indented, which would make it a Milichiella female (Milichiidae)
 
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Thank you - much obliged.

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