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Pherbellia scutellaris
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Norway, 09.09.09 5-6 mm
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pic2

I have more if there's need to see more
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Looks like Suillia (Heleomyzidae).
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Really? I hope Andrzej says so too.

 
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Hmm ...
In my opinion it is a member of Sciomyzidae !
(no vibrissa and any katepisternals = sternopleurals) !
dr. A. J. Woznica, Institute of Environmental Biology, Wroclaw University of Environmental & Life Sciences
 
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Andrzej wrote:
Hmm ...
In my opinion it is a member of Sciomyzidae !
(no vibrissa and any katepisternals = sternopleurals) !


also there are no strong bristles along the costa.
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It should be a Pherbellia (one strong propleural bristle), and my guess is P. scutellaris (hind femora with a dark spot posteriorly). To be confirmed though...
Stephane.
 
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I think so.
I collected Ph. scutellaris once near Moscow and once near Sochi, both times in autumn. It is unusually large Pherbellia.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Thank you all!
 
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