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A most interesting fly from the mountains of West Virginia, USA
Stephen
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Posted on 10-05-2012 15:00
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I don't remember finding a fly that looked like this one before. I would love to know the family.

3 May 2012, Arden (Barbour County), West Virginia USA, mountain forest alongside a fast-flowing river. The fly was walking on a rotting log that was very wet.

It was small, possibly 4 mm, but that is a rough estimate.
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Perhaps Clusiidae?
 
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Clusiodes sp.
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Stephen, Paul, thank-you. My first member of this family!
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