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Dolichopidae ID
LordV
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Posted on 11-06-2010 07:53
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Not sure if further ID is possible. Small dolichopid fly taken yesterday on leaves above a small pond - about 5mm body length - South coast UK. Not sure if the pale colour is normal or if it has recently emerged.

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Stefan Naglis
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Sciapus sp. female
 
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Stefan Naglis wrote:
Sciapus sp. female

Thanks Stefan Smile - appreciated
Brian v.
 
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Another nice capture Brian! Grin
 
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Given the habitat its almost certainly a Sciapus platypterus female.
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Thanks for the comments and further ID Smile
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Brian v.
 
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