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Long legged fly on the water
lynkos
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Posted on 26-04-2009 10:12
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I come and I go, a bit like the tide! And here I am back with a long legged fly found walking on algae growing in a torrential pool in central Italy at about 700 m. Can anyone help with an ID? Thanks, the long absent Sarah.

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Stefan Naglis
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Considering the wing venation it is not a long-legged fly (Dolichopodidae)
 
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Sorry, I was using the term in its layman's sense of a fly with long legs Frown! Hope I didn't create confusion.
 
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Empididae, Clinocerinae
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Hi Nikita!
You are right.
Igor
 
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Thanks to you all for your answers. It's good to be back and to see so many familiar names. I've got a couple of other fly pics taken a couple of days ago on the dunes sitting in a folder waiting for an ID, as soon as I've got a momento to proccess them, I'll be back, Sarah.
 
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Collect all Clinocerinae, put them in alcohol, and ship them to me. Grin
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Sorry, I just photograph the flies Wink!
 
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Well, if you want to have all the names that might need to change... Wink
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I'm lucky Paul, I'm an enthusiast and photographer, not a specialist. So although I'm fascinated in every aspect of the nature I see and photograph, I only really need to know in as much detail as can be seen from my shots, so more often than not, just to know the family is fine for my purposes. I'm quite happy to leave the complicated stuff to you experts!!!
 
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