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Muscidae USA 2011-VI-19 (= Mydaea)
John Carr
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Posted on 20-06-2011 17:38
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Sunbathing on a rock in forest, New Hampshire, USA June 19, 2011. Body length 7 mm.

Arista has long hairs, hard to see except in the full size pictures. I think what appears to be a pair of presutural acrostichals is in fact shadows of hairs on the head and this fly has none.

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Edited by John Carr on 09-07-2011 19:54
 
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Probably Mydaea?
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Here's one more angle I forgot to link initially.

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It is similar to a few American species of Mydaea but differs from them all. Prealar short rules out urbana, and it's a different color from those in the gallery. Frons 1/3 head width rules out neglecta (which may be a pale form of electa, which also looks different in the gallery). Fore tarsi not distinctly widened rules out discimana.
 
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