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tiny phorid -> Metopina (probably)
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Posted on 06-09-2023 11:52
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This very small (about 1mm) Phorid was found near a dead blackbird.
Vienna, early September

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Edited by Carnifex on 27-09-2023 21:47
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Bringing this up again because the shape looks quite peculiar to me, so hopefully a further ID is possible
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That size and shape suggest Metopina
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That soundy like a very reasonable suggestion, thanks Tony!
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