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yellow fly - Dryomyzidae instead of Scathophagidae
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Hello,
Beside the small grey flies I have difficulties with the small yellow flies. Can this be a Scathophagid? Seen in Berlin in October.
Thanks for help, Sundew
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Scathophagidae.
 
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Dryomyzidae.
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absent of strong bristles on scutum! And the lateral face is really dryomyzid! St?phane is completely right in this one!
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I'm sorry, my first headline should have been be Scathophagidae instead of Sarcophagidae; this was a mix-up. However, Dryomyzidae is much better, this family was still missing in my collection. Many thanks for supplying the important characters. So it may be Dryomyza flaveola, I suppose?
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Put only Dryomyza. This I have sure. Smile
Dryomzyid is so easy to ID. I forgot totally see the profile of the head. It is unmistakable! Smile See the head's profile of a dryomyzid and scathophagid aNnd you will notice the difference. Grin
 
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I'd say Dryomyza flaveola, waiting for some confirmation.
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