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Anthomyia from Herault (south France)
Mathieu michel
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Posted on 01-04-2024 10:21
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I found this fly in Béziers (Hérault - France). it resembles Anthomyia illocata, the presence of which in Europe does not seem assured to me.

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Michel Mathieu : France : Béziers : 34500 : 31/03/2024
Altitude : 14 m - Taille : 7 mm
Réf. : 339610
 
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I think it's a Limnophora obsignata (Muscidae)
Greetings, Eric Kloeckner
 
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Thank you, sorry for this mistake !
Michel Mathieu
 
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Hello,
I think L. obsignata is suppose to have 2 black presutural patches and 4 dc post, this one has only 3 dc post !
Eugene
 
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Hello Eugene, L. obsignata is not described in Gregor et al - so I "stole" it from your https://galerie-i...gnata.html. And I thought the patch (or 2 patches) close to the occiput are not visible on this photo (like some do in the above mentioned collection). 3 dc post are visible but I think before the last row there could be sockets of third, broken bristles?

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Possibly...
Thanks anyway Eric.
Eugene
 
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