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Chloropidae - Elachiptera spec...?
hedy2411
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Posted on 16-10-2011 19:58
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Who knows the name of this small fly...?
Found today in Zeist, Holland
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...and this position...
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Chloropidae, looks like Elachiptera sp.! But I'm not sure, do you have any clear pic? Smile
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Hello Sara,

This fly is so small, you have to come so close to it, that it flies away even when you breath, that I'm already happy with these results as I have a small digital camera. I am even amazed every time that this camera can sharpen such a small insect, as with my eyes I can see only a small spot.
These pictures seemed to be better than other ones I had, but I think we must stick to a uncertain Elachiptera spec. or even a Chloropidae spec...?

Thanks for your reaction!!

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Hedy

 
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If I seen correct, seems there are some long orbital setaes and again if I be more correct seems they are 3 numbers...?
So I guess it is Elachiptera sp. but just 50% for sure! Wink
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Hello Sara,

I appreciate your efforts and it is hard to see.
So I make a Chloropidae spec. and add to details: maybe Elachiptera spec. (50%).
Then everybody is happy, especially me..Smile

Thanks for your help!

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Hedy
 
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