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Anthomyiidae or Muscidae ?
JariF
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Posted on 14-02-2009 16:50
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Hi, this is the last one from last summer. An Anthomyiidae again I believe. Loviisa, Finland 2.7.2008.

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Muscidae I think
 
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Ok, thank You. I will rename the thread.

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I don't know this chaetotaxy from Muscidae legs. I think it is an Anthomyiidae, and it looks well to this one.
Just a guess...
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Nikita Vikhrev
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What about Zaphne divisa - very phaonia-looking Anthomyiid
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Hi, maybe we are getting closer Smile I must change the name once more.

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Michael Ackland
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It is not Hydrophoria divisa, which does not have an anteroventral setae on mid tibia, and yellowish tibiae. Presumably the whitish horizontal line on fore tibia is a posteroventral bristle catching the light, in which case I know of no anthomyiid with this very long bristle; likewise the long posterior seta on hind tibia is unusual.
 
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Ok, thank You. Maybe I will add this picture to the endless "strange creatures" list. As far the specimen is not collected and I have only this picture, it may be impossible to get further. Nice looking fly anyway Smile

Jari
 
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