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Ephydridae Fam (JC), Psilopa Species by NV.
Jim Senn
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2022-03-09. Badem, RLP, DE; is this ca. 3mm fly found on my house wall Stearibia nigriceps?
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2nd Photo.
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Psilopa
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Thanks for the help from you both. I looked in the Photogallery at P. nitidula & photo (3) I noticed along the leading wing edge has a row of short hairs & then one longer hair at the end of the subcostal vein where there is a small notch in the wing. I can see the same in my first photo; is this something that all Psilopa Species have or is it unique to P. nitidula? Thanks again.
 
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The leg colouring fits nitidula. The bristles on the wing edge are not diagnostic in this species.
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Jim Senn
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Thanks for your information.
 
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