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Anthomyiid Delia radicum?
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Posted on 03-01-2010 17:14
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Hello,

I had a few of these sunning on Choisya leaves, on 13th April 2009. A very impressive looking fly! I'm not sure the dorsal view is the same fly but they were all the same, it was taken a few mintues after the first.

My garden, near Lincoln UK.

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Comparing with my own species it does like a D.radicum...
I see no ad on midtibia, costal spine strong, radial node thick and dark (is no ID reference, just recognition)
Lots of hairs on top of hindtibia and it seems to have hairs between the notopleurals.....
As student i would say...Delia cf radicum, but maybe Ackland jumps out of his seat now....Shock

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Thanks Joke, sounds promising! I will wait to see if Ackland jumps out of his seat.Grin
 
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It is Delia radicum male, look at the bristles at the base of the hind femur
 
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Thank you for the confirmation Michael! Smile
 
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