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Dolichopodidae - Argyra ??
Jan Wind
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Seen at riverbanks in species rich moist grasslands on 27 april 2011 in the national Park Drentsche Aa, the Netherlands. Can a species name be given?
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Yes
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I kept searching for look-a-likes. Could it perhaps be a Rhaphium elegantulum?
 
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No, definitely Argyra. Have not looked at them for a long time, but perhaps it is diaphana.
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I was looking at Index of Commanster/Insects/ Flies Dolichopodidae/ and clicked on photo of Rhaphium eleganulum. Then a second photo pops up which shows the much similar abdomen.
 
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I have checked http://www.comman...idae2.html
Argyra sp. is true name of both Rhaphium elegantulum and Rhaphium riparium.
Medetera infumata is not Doli at all.
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And Rhaphium commune is a female of Dolichopus sp.
 
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The Medetera infumata is a PhoridaeSmile Not a very reliable website concerning identifying flies, I'm afraid..
 
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