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Posted on 03-01-2009 01:24
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 At least I think it is. Quite small though.
At a forest path along a creek (Helsingborg, Sweden) 9 July 2008)
Sorry, this is the only photo I've got.
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 I think Hydrotaea diabolus
 
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 Thanks Jorge!
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 wait for confirmation. I might be wrong. Stéphane or Nikita will be the judges. They are the king of Muscidae. Smile
 
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 I think Hebecnema...
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Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I think Hebecnema...



I knew I should be quiet with this muscid. Angry
 
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 Well, I thought of both Hydrotaea and Hebecnema, but couldn't be sure about either of them Grin

I have a couple more photos. Hopefully it's the same Muscid. They were taken at the same place and roughly at the same time (less than a minute apart)

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 The last one is Fannia
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 Oh dear! I obviously need a new pair of glasses Grin
Thanks Nikita.
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