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Muscidae ?<Possible Pegomya for M.Ackland
Roger Thomason
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Looks similar to Thricops semicinerea in the Gallery. This species is on the dreaded Checklist, can anyone confirm or otherwise.
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Roger, do not forget to give locality (I guess Scotland as usualy) and date ( if image is from end Sept - it almost exclude T.semicinereus whith reach it's peak in June).
It really resemble T.semicinereus, but I think it isn't neither in June nor now - I'd say female of some Pegomya.
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Thanks for that Nikita. This fly was photographed last week in my garden. The only Pegomya I have listed is P.bicolor, which I posted in a thread on 31-08-08. It looks a bit more orange in colour than this one.
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As for Pegomya, either listed or nor - it is for Michael Ackland
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It's not Pegomya bicolor Roger, legs all black. Dark bands on abdomen look like semicinereus.
 
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Thanks for looking at it Michael.
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