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2_Heteromyza atricornis? (Scatophagidae?)
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Heteromyza atricornis(female) is the correct name? Thank you very much.
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No, not even Heleomyzidae. I'd rather say Scatophagidae
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rvanderweele wrote:
No, not even Heleomyzidae. I'd rather say Scatophagidae


Thank you very much.
 
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rvanderweele wrote:
No, not even Heleomyzidae. I'd rather say Scatophagidae



Have we got our NEW glasses on today Ruud. My OLD ones can see lots of little spines on the wing edges!
Discuss.....
 
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are you sure, Ruud? It has spines along the costa. Also the profile head is very heleomyzidish.
 
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Not just hairs? We miss Andzrej already. I take poison if this is a Heteromyza....
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rvanderweele wrote:
Not just hairs? We miss Andzrej already. I take poison if this is a Heteromyza....


A SMALL glass of wine will suffice!


http://www.dipter...ost_159877

Very similar to this...but I have no idea if it the same
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I drank 2! But I am not 100% convinced. You photo's are so nice and clear. But maybe you are right. I miss Andrzej really.
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But I would like a Scotch as well!
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