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Heleomyzidae (male) from today >>> Heleomyza captiosa
Ralph Sipple
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Posted on 25-02-2009 20:15
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Hi together,

numerous flies of this species (I suppose) took advantage of the sunny weather and gathered together at sun exposed cut faces of fresh lumbered beech stems.

Size: 6.7mm
Location: Blaubeuren, S-Germany. Montane deciduous woodland.
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Andrzej
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Nice shot !. Should be a male of Heleomyza serrata species group !. But it would be really important to see the gonostyli (surstyli). Try please, to stick out the postabdominal appendices !.
If you do it I will give you at once the correct species name ! Grin
Edited by Andrzej on 26-02-2009 01:26
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Ralph Sipple
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Hi Andrzej,
hereŽs a shot of ventral postabdomen. Resolution and sharpness could be better, but I hope you`ll see the important details. Thanx!

Ralph
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Andrzej
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Probably H. serrata but lateral view would be better for the ID ! Smile
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Ralph Sipple
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Try again, fail again, fail better Wink Here`s lateral view!
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Andrzej
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So ! the final ID ! It is Heleomyza captiosa (Gorodkov) a species common in Europe ! Cool
dr. A. J. Woznica, Institute of Environmental Biology, Wroclaw University of Environmental & Life Sciences
 
Ralph Sipple
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Posted on 26-02-2009 20:02
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Thanks a lot Andrzej! IŽve caught numerous Heleomyzidae in last year. IŽll seperate them from bycatch and take some pics Smile
Ralph
 
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