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Hydrotaea armipes female (ID Nikita Vikhrev)
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Posted on 18-04-2009 21:43
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Found on dead bird(18 april 2009 Dwarsgracht Neth.)

Little confusing fly...
The sice is about 4,3 mm
At first i thought an too little H.dentipesSmile, but i think it is not...but I can't find another Hydrotaea that fits
The parafacialia and fronto orbital plates are "shining" black at some places.
M1 seems not towards r4+5
t3 with 3 av + 1ad + 1pd
t2 no ant. setae + 2-3 ant.
interfrontals present
halteres black
2 katepisternals
smal pre-alar

A little help needed...Shock

Joke van Erkelens
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On the feather of dead bird? Wink
Small, spring, shining parafrontalia, t2 without ad...
I'd check H.armipes. In this case eyes short hairy - check it under dark ground.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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On the feather of dead bird?

Oke...The bird was laying next to the feather...Grin

And indeed...very very short haired
Thats a nice surprise ..a female of H.armipes!!
Now i have to look for the male

You are so good.....thanks!

Joke
 
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