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Minute fly 1mm..Hydrellia sp. ID by Tony Irwin
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 Don't know what this might be. Doli? Size 1mm.
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 No. Hydrellia (Ephydridae)
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 Thanks Tony
That was my other thought on this one, but the colour led me to believe it might be a Doli. I sneezed Grin and blew the fly away after these 2 photo's Frown so can't show any more angles to possibly assist in an ID. But Hydrellia sp. is good.
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