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Yet another Muscid..
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 08-01-2010 23:24
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 ...from the garden in summer, sorry if it is a repeat of previous posts.
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 It is a male Hydrotaea sp. I can't see the essential characters (eyes hairy or not, M1+2 bent or not, spine-like bristles under f3 or not etc) to go further.
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 Thanks Stephane
Sorry for crap photo's...this was en route to recycle bin along with loads of similar stuff...Hydrotaea sp. is good enough...Smile
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