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Dasyphora sp. (Muscidae)
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Posted on 23-11-2008 21:55
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Hello!

Only one picture of this, hope it is good enough to give some clues as I am clueless! Thanks Smile

Janet

Taken on 27th April, Lincoln UK on Ceanothus.
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Not Calliphoridae. I would say probably Dasyphora (Muscidae).
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Thank you Susan! I will edit the title. Smile

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Janet – I've now seen your other post where Nikita has suggested Eudasyphora praetorum. This one could be the same I expect. Nikita knows these species better than me.
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Thanks Susan, I had looked carefully to see if the wing veination was the same but it looked more angled on this one (could be just the viewing angle!), where the other had a swerve at the end of whichever vein it is. I took the pics about two minutes apart and as far as I can remember they looked to be different flies, but I could be wrong! Grin

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