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Siphonella oscinina, Chloropidae
JariF
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Posted on 21-08-2009 18:11
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Hi,

Chloropidae maybe ? August 20.2009 Helsinki, Finland.

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Milichiidae. Maybe Madiza glabra male! Frown
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Jorge, You made my day Grin I have never seen Milichiidae before. I have only the Bei-Bienko key and maybe it's more like Phyllomyza ?

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No, this is not a milichiid. It belongs to the Chloropidae. It doesn't have any orbital or frontal setae and you can faintly see the wave in the posterior wing vein (CuA1).

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Thank You. In fact I forgot to change the name of this thread after Kahis said the same thing. So far unidentified Chloropidae it will be.

Jari
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Siphonella oscinina it may be. Try to check it with Bei-Bienko key, should be easy Wink
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Yes, that's what it is Smile Thank You Alex and Bei-Bienko Grin

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