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Anthomyiidae fly - Holland
hedy2411
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Posted on 22-10-2022 13:27
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 Can this fly be named...
Found yesterday in Zeist, Holland
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Jan Maca
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 Seems to be Minettia lupulina.
 
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 Wrong shape and legs much too bristly for Minettia. I would say this is an anthomyiid.
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 My idea as well

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 A silly reply: Minettia that forgot to shave her legs :-)
Yes, I agree with Anthomyiidae.
 
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 Jan, Tony and Theo, thank you for your reactions! Smile

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