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Ulidiidae ?
Pia
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 Hi,
the fly has landed on my sweater. (length about 4 mm)
Could it be Otites centralis?

Thank you for help and greetings,
Pia

Switzerland, WilaZH, 600msm, 07.05.12 (Foto: Pia Rindlisbacher)
 
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 It looks like O. centralis, but I must confess that I poorly recignize it from O. guttata without dissection of genitalia, perhaps because both are not common in Kiev at all. Wink
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 Paul and Valery,

thanks a lot for the help and the information.
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