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Posted by Maherjos on 11-09-2012 22:53

Photograph taken on September, 11, 2012, in the wetlands of the Suárez Pond, Motril, Granada, Spain.
Immediate area of the Mediterranean coast.
Apparent size with wings, about 7 mm.

Thank you.

Edited by Maherjos on 16-09-2012 09:00

Posted by Piluca_Alvarez on 12-09-2012 06:57

Dolichopodidae :) The rest, for the experts :D

Edit the title and surely somebody will be able to tell you something ;)

Posted by Maherjos on 12-09-2012 08:57

Piluca_Alvarez wrote:
Dolichopodidae :) The rest, for the experts :D

Edit the title and surely somebody will be able to tell you something ;)

Thank you.;)

Best wishes!

Posted by Maherjos on 12-09-2012 12:59

Stefan Naglis wrote:
Medetera sp.

Very grateful for their identification. :)
With your guidance I edit the title, hoping that some other specialist also wants to give us their opinion.

Best regards.

Posted by Maherjos on 14-09-2012 12:13

Igor Grichanov wrote:
Probably Medetera diadema. I have caught yesterday the same in the Crimea.

I really appreciate your information, to try to reach dipterous species this.
I have not managed to find the photograph that you captured. I have also tried to see those in Diptera Gallery info, to check. But to no avail, no specimens of that species.
I'm just an amateur photographer of Diptera, but without knowledge to identify.
Hopefully another expert can confirm its proposal.

Best regards from southern Spain.

Posted by Igor Grichanov on 14-09-2012 17:05

Sorry, Maherjos, I was confused with dark femora. Wing venation and mesonotal setation vote for the Medetera flavipes group. M. flavipes is the commonest species in the Mediterraneans. I have caught it today in the Crimea.

Posted by Maherjos on 16-09-2012 09:11

Igor Grichanov wrote:
Sorry, Maherjos, I was confused with dark femora. Wing venation and mesonotal setation vote for the Medetera flavipes group. M. flavipes is the commonest species in the Mediterraneans. I have caught it today in the Crimea.

I appreciate your correction and its new guidance on the identification of this fly.

From this if there is a copy in Diptera Gallery, and in my opinion I think there are features of identity.
http://www.dipter...oto_id=652
Could you confirm this identification.?
It would be nice if another specialist would also give us your opinion.

Greetings from southern Spain.

Posted by Igor Grichanov on 21-09-2012 11:54

#10

It would be nice if you will catch the fly and send the material to another specialist.