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Anthomyiidae. >Alliopsis silvestris group.
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 Hi,
is it possible to tell the genus and species of this female?
Photo taken on 19 August 2015 in Kokkola Finland.


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 Anthomyiidae. Are segments 2-3 of the fore tarsi broader than the others?
 
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 You think to Alliopsis sylvestris John ?
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 Thank you both!

Mid leg.

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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
You think to Alliopsis sylvestris John ?


In America there are several species with broad segments 2-3 of fore tarsi, and several more with broad segments 2-5. I do not have my books with me now to check. I think this fly has 2-3 broader than 4-5.
 
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 I think it does belong to the Alliopsis silvestris group. There are five European species in the group.

Griffiths says A. silvestris has strong interfrontal setae. I don't think I see any.
 
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 Thank you both!

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