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Muscid (not Hebecnema)
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Posted on 30-12-2009 23:09
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Hi,

After seeing Stephan's female, I wonder if this could be the male? Taken on 22nd June 2009, it was too high to get the wings but I got two pics of which I have cropped a closer side view, giving 3 pics. Near Lincoln UK.

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Not Hebecnema. Seems Helina...
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Do you have a close-up of the tip of abdomen ? If sternite 5 proeminent and long haired, it could be Helina trivittata.
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I can crop a closer view from the side view Stephane, that's all but I'll give it a try.
 
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Tail end!
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Not convincing.
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OK thanks Stephane, could it still be a Helina sp.?
 
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This looks a little like a pinned specimen in the gallery of Myospila meditabunda. I'm only going on looks though, I'm probably way off!Wink
 
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I found some pics of Myospila meditabunda which look very much like my fly. I might have the female too, will post that later separately. Any opinions on that?

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