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Anthomyiidae for ID; N Spain
Piluca_Alvarez
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Posted on 26-11-2015 19:24
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Found in decidous forest in Asturias, N Spain on 30.VIII.2015. Is it Hydrophoria or Hylemya?? Same place than the male previously posted, a few meters away. I guess it should be the same species. I would think Hydrophoria lancifer but... female Hydrophoria lancifer shouldn't have dark femora?? I am most confused Sad

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No any possible suggestions? Frown
 
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I think Hylemya. It is not Hydrophoria lancifer.

In Anthomyiidae the top of the fore femur is normally the first part of femora to get dark. Some species have a variable size dark patch there.
 
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