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Scathophagidae? => Pherbellia annulipes
Karsten Thomsen
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On old oak stump in old-growth broadleaf forest, Jægerspris Nordskov, Denmark, 20 July 2022. Looks like a dung fly to me, but I cannot find any species of that family with darktipped femora like this one.
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Trixoscelis sp. Heleomyzidae I think...
 
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I think it is in the Sciomyzini.
 
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I am also for Sciomyzini - perhaps Pherbellia sp.
 
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Pherbellia annulipes
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Pherbellia annulipes, I think: black rings on mid and hind femur and tibia - wings without dark spots (P. nana)
from De Nederlandse Slakkendoders by Aat Barendregt.
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Thank you alle, good people. While the last replies ticked in, I went though Steven Falk's albums with Pherbellia spp., and the characters mentioned by Eric are indeed quite obvious. :-) https://www.flickr.com/photos/63075200@N07/sets/72157678832574040/with/25883909607/
 
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Ph. annulipes!
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