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Jean
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Posted on 19-12-2009 15:51
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 Hello everybody,

Here is another ID request. I photographed this tiny fly in Austria, august 2007 in a swamp (but very dry at that time). Could anyone put a name onto it?
Thanks in advance

Jean
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 [quote]Jean wrote:
Hello everybody,

Here is another ID request. I photographed this tiny fly in Austria, august 2007 in a swamp (but very dry at that time). Could anyone put a name onto it?
Thanks in advance
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viktor j nilsson
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 I think it is a Chloropid, and that the red thing is a mite.
 
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 Arista looks white so it could be Oscinella maura, Chloropidae.
www.bruphoto.com/2009/pics/larsdi.png
 
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 Thanks both, now I see that indeed the red thing is a mite attached!

Jean
 
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