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Scatopsidae, whihc genus?
Marcus
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Posted on 21-10-2009 18:42
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Hello!

We caught some of these in Israel, been trying to key them out, but I am a bit stuck. The full Veination is a unfortunately a bit unclear in the picture...

Any help most appreciated

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And this one. The wings are not visible in this one, however looks very similar to the previous one. I will try to get a better picture.

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Might be Coboldia fuscipes, based on the genitalis. Have a dorsal and ventral view?
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Thanks!

I can take some tomorrow. I will try to get clearer pics of the wings of the other one as well. Any clue as to what that one might be?

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It has really short wings (second photo). Is it able to fly?
 
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No idea. We caught it in a flower (long story). I think however that the angle of the wings might play a trick.

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Yes must be a male of Coboldia fuscipes.
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Here are some more pics of the second species.
First wings, was a bit tricky to get a picture of the full wing...


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And one of the genitals...well almost at least. Again tricky to get a proper picture. I dunno how useful this is?

As for the previous post with the wings. The comment regarding the wings being short is quite accurate. They do seem fairly short!

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Coboldia fuscipes it is.
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