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Muscidae, Thricops nigritellus (Norway)
Geir79
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Posted on 27-06-2011 14:00
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Photographed 25.06.2011 in Bodø, northern Norway. Size approx. 4-5 mm. Think it's difficult to see the difference between some Muscidae and Anthomyiidae on photos, but think this looks like Hebecnema sp. in the gallery.
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Thricops : the blunt inner spine at apex of hind tibia mean T. cunctans or T. nigritellus.
I'd say T. nigritellus (3 post dc ?). Nikita is the expert of this genus.
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Thanks. Think I'll have to get better photos of hind legs? These seems to be very common, so could do that.
 
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Have taken more photos, hope it's the same species... Size is 5 mm (found in the same area). Was a bit tricky to get the legs in the right positon, never tried this before... Just want to learn a bit about how to ID flies, so will try to get this to species if it is possible.
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Please, tell me how many postsutural dc it has :
3 -> nigritellus
4 -> cunctans

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I misunderstood, thought dc's was on the legs. Checked with a thread here on the forum which explains the abbrevations. Didn't know "dc" means "dorsocentral". Hope I got it right this time, it is 3 postsutural dc on the fly, so it is Thricops nigritellus?

Photo of fly from above, not sure if I've counted correctly, totally new to this...
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Easier to see on this photo, should be 3 postsutural dc Smile
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