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Dubious flies in courtship > Drosophila tristis
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Posted on 23-11-2008 21:59
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Hi, found these in a forest, E-Hungary, this April. Can an ID be given?
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Courtship:
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One more:
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I'd be inclined to say Psilopa of the Ephydridae.
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Thank you Paul, I changed the title of the thread.
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They look more like Drosophila to me.
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I also think they are neither Psilopa, nor Ephydridae.
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I agree that they're not Psilopa - the tergites are not big enough - in Psilopa (and most other ephydrids) they extend well under the abdomen. The large expanse of white abdominal membrane certainly looks more drosophilid-like to me.
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Well, I'd say that the bottom picture shows two setae curving over the face from the left side of the head. That does not look like Drosophila.
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Aulacigastridae?? Any other suggestions?
 
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Hi, nice to read so much from my fliesSmile I give some more pics, maybe they help. I have better equipment now, and I think I have 1 specimen at home, later I'll give way more detailed photos IF I do have 1 of them.
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The one I think the male is...
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Wing venation:
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Looks like combes on the fore tarsi: Drosophila.
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Than You Paul, on weekend I'll try to give better photos if I have a specimen at home. I'll pay attention to the fore tarsi.
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A long-forotten thread! Now I present what's left of a specimen...
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Drosophila tristis?
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Should be.
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Thanks for everyone!
 
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