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jorgemotalmeida
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Posted on 18-09-2006 00:06
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Hi


This photo was taken on 17th September 2006 in V?lega - PORTUGAL .

tiny fly. I think this is a new family fly for me. But it looks no so strange for me because I remember that I saw before here flies very similar to this one.

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Jan Willem
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Posted on 18-09-2006 06:25
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Hi Jorge,

My guess would be Hybotidae - Platypalpus, but let wait for the opinion of others.

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Paul Beuk
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Indeed it is. Too little detail for me to put a species name on.
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