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Orfelia cf. fasciata
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Posted on 24-08-2011 10:55
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This Mycetophilidae with a black band on its wing I found on Heracleum sphondylium in Yerseke, the Netherlands. Is identification to genus possible?
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Are there any characteristics I could check for this species?
 
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Its female I think yes? so no not really nigricornis and fasciata quite difficult to tell apart as they vary often in colouration.
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OK, ThanksSmile I'll keep it O. cf. fasciata.Wink
 
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This doesn't look like Keroplatidae to me -- no connection between M and Cu, base of M not weak -- more like Sciophilinae (cf. Greenomyia).
 
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Yes John is dead right, I think I need my eyes checked....sorry about that! The habitus is very Orfelia-like when I glanced but its definitely not even a Keroplatid ShockPfft right glasses on now Cool
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Leia fascipennis looks close.
 
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