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Ulidia apicalis & Physiphora alceae
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 I don't know anything about this tiny fly. Can you help me?
There were a lot of them on a shit.

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 A lot of them
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 Euxesta?
 
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 Ulidiidae perhaps
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 Thanks. I think so. Must be Uldiidae Euxesta.
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 In the middle is one Physiphora alceae, the blackish ones I think are an Ulidia. Euxesta (pechumani) as far as I can tell are not so brightly shining black and should have more distinct markings in the wing. No doubt Valery can tell more.
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 Ulidia apicalis, see http://www.biodiv...31177.html.
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 Ok Paul. Thanks sSmile much.
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 Physiphora alceae and Ulidia apicalis detail
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 yes they are
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