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Acalyptrate, Hungary 3 > Athyroglossa glabra cf Ephydridae
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 Hi, I don't think I've seen such a fly - but it's maybe an ephydrid after all. Around 3 mm, by small pond, E-Hungary, April.
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 IMHO, an ephydrid.
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 Athyroglossa glabra, I think
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 Thanks for Your help!
 
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 I don't think it's Athyroglossa - see http://www.dipter...ad_id=4664 for a typical example of that. This looks much more like Ditrichophora.
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