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Anthomyid?
blowave
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Posted on 16-04-2009 21:55
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Hi,

This tiny fly ~4mm (I think!) was feeding on Dandelion two days ago, on the 14th. It looks much like Graphogaster brunnescens to me, but I could be way out! Smile I only managed to get one pic. Any help appreciated thanks!

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You'd be lucky Grin Well, the head shape looks all wrong and there's no evidence of a subscutellum so my guess is that it's an anthomyid Wink
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Thanks Chris, I gather that one is rare then! Wink I didn't get an email notification, must be my server. Frown Same thing happens on another site.

Maybe I should change the title and try again. Smile
 
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