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Norellia - Closer pics added.
Don Micro
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Posted on 27-07-2010 07:26
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Hello all,

This small fly was in my garden this morning. That is in Hasselt, Belgium, 27-07-2010.

I thought at first it was micropezidae but it has these bristly femora which makes it something else.

Who can help?

Thanks!
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And top view.
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No Micropezid, this is a Scathophagid - something like Norellia spinipes.
 
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or could this be Norellia tipularia?

Wings look lighter than the spinipes I have seen.

 
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I got a bit deeper into that stuff. Is there really just one row of bristles on the fore tibiae? I cannot see it clearly on the upper pic. More rows would mean Norellisoma. As to Norellia spinipes and N. tipularia, they are said to be quite similar (http://www.dipter...d_id=14951), and the genitalia are decisive. Furthermore, they have different host plants: N. spinipes feeds on Narcissus and N. tipularia on Leucojum.
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Thanks! Smile

Here a closer view on the fore tibia. Looks like there is only one row.
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Another:
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