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Muscidae Morellia sp. ?
javanerkelens
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Posted on 18-06-2008 20:58
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Hello forum,

I found two Morellia sp. (both with radial node setulose)
But looking under my micros.,they where very different.
We have in the Netherlands 3 species:
aenescens
hortorum
simplex
But I'm confused between those three.
Maybe its male and female of hortorum ??
(If needed I have more pictures)

Greatings Joke
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Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 18-06-2008 22:15
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(If needed I have more pictures)

1. need: venation, fore- and hind legs
Nikita
2. both females
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Posted on 18-06-2008 22:53
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Oke! Tomorrow I wil submit more photo's

And congratulated whit the 2-0 .....GrinPfft

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Stephane Lebrun
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Posted on 19-06-2008 19:58
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The right one seems to have hairy eyes and presut. ac. Hasn't it also a straight M vein ?
Edited by Stephane Lebrun on 19-06-2008 20:03
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The right one seems to have hairy eyes and presut. ac. Hasn't it also a straight M vein ?


You are totaly right !!!! (I feel a little stupid now....Wink)
So it wil be no Morellia!
Now I put two photo's....one from the legs en one of both fly's
I think that the first photo from the legs (upper one) and that is the Left one on the second photo is a Morellia....M. aenescens.
And the legs below ..whit the right fly on the second photo must be a different fly.....maybe Limnophora ???

It's a little confusing.......but it is not easy...when you are a beginner GrinPfft....so many hairs and things to look at!

Greatings Joke
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another photo
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I'm a little bit lost with your right/left photos, but the fly with hairy eyes and straight M should be Polietes domitor.
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Indeed...!!!

(but ...then Polietes can have also a radial note sutelose ?)

Thanks ....!!!!!!! (was instructive for me)

Joke
 
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