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Anne Vibeke Tossell
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Denmark - Funen - 2007 December 4

Looks like Delia platura, but I`m not sure.

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I think so, especially 04 Dec
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Thank you very much Nikita Smile

Greetings Anne Vibeke

 
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Definitely Delia platura male. I have arrowed the two characters which will always identify this species (males), which iis useful because this species is the world's commonest anthomyiid and is found on all continents, except perhaps Antarctica. a) comb of fine posteroventral hairs on hind tibia, whole length Cool no fringe on dorsal surface of mid metatarsus. If one was present it would be Delia florilega male
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Sorry I got the labels wrong way round, a) is the mid metatarsus Cool is the hind tibia
 
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Thank you very, very much Michael Ackland Smile

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And thank you Anne, for posting such good pictures. We'll get the hang of these anthos yet Grin
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