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Ulidiidae; Homalocephala sp. ( (was What family?)
kurt
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Posted on 17-11-2009 18:04
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This fly was small (2-3 mm) and close to spiders (Heliophanus dubius).
I first tought it was an ant when looking at its behaviour. Ony this picture.

Photo from Nattsjön, Ångermanland, Sweden 62.56N 17.47 E 18 june 2009

Thanks for your help in advance

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Kurt Holmqvist
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I'd say Chloropidae but there are not many with marked wings. Any other views?
Edited by Paul Beuk on 17-11-2009 18:25
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Thanks for your suggestion Paul

This fly ran away when I took this picture and I could not find it any more.

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Another suggestion : Homalocephala sp. (Ulidiidae).
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Comparing it with other images I would say you are correct. However, that species should be about twice the size as quoted above...
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Thanks again Paul and Stephane.

My memory of size could be bad thought it was a female Heliophanus dubius and she is quite big.

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Homalocephala biumbrata Wahlberg
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Thanks a lot Valery

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Hej Kurt!
This was fun! From the northern provinces of Sweden, there are only some old records of H.biumbrata from Jämtland and Norrbotten. This is the first record for Ångermanland and I am very happy to see this.

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Hej Viktor och tack för kommentaren.
/ Thanks for your comment Viktor

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