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Anthomyiidae (?) with orange abdomen (15.05.21) --> Pegomya sp.
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 19-05-2021 17:20
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Hello,

a 6-7 mm fly on Buxus in our garden (northwest Germany).
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One more chance...
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If the arista is feathery, Mycophaga. If the arista is bare, Pegomya (so I believe).

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jck wrote:
If the arista is feathery, Mycophaga. If the arista is bare, Pegomya (so I believe).


Thank you, James! On other pictures the arista seems bare.
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Feathery is maybe misleading. You have to get very close to see the arista on Mycophaga clearly. I attach one of my own photos where you can see how difficult it can be.

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Thank you. I can only dream of such photos...
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This one was taken with a Raynox converter on the front of my Canon macro lens - and on a tripod. If you go looking for the flies in the early morning - before they have warmed up properly - you can sometimes get surprisingly close to take photos such as this one.

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