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fly with darkened wing parts - Peplomyza
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Posted on 09-05-2009 21:04
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Hi,
Here is a medium-sized fly from today that I do not know where to put to. Is it possibly a Heleomyzid? Help is greatly appreciated.
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More pics.
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Lauxaniidae, Peplomyza sp.
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That's interesting - thanks, Katka! There are only 2 German species, P. discoidea and P. litura. Is it possible to find out which one is mine? I have many pictures; may be, one shows an important decisive character. What shall I look for?
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Hi,
P. discoidea has not spot between antenae, so it is not this species. P. litura has setae at R 3+4 vein, P. intermedia not. More probably it is P. litura, but I think it could be P. intermedia too (termophilous species).
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