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All grey Phaonia (?)
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 30-05-2008 02:17
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Hello!

I assume this 7 mm fly at the light last night (northwest Germany) is a Muscid. But which genus? Phaonia? Or a small Polietes? (Looks a bit like Muscina, too, from size and general look, but there is no bend in M-vein and no reddish scutellum tip.)
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The proclinate orbital setae on frons rules any Phaonia out. This is a small Polietes.
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Hello, Stephane!

Stephane Lebrun wrote:
The proclinate orbital setae on frons rules any Phaonia out. This is a small Polietes.


Thanks! I know them mostly from autumn (and bigger).
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