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Ephydridae; Parydra sp.?
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 10-06-2012 12:20
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Found in my garden a couple of days ago...couple of mm-ish.

EDIT; Parydra sp. added to headline.
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2.much the same view..Frown
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Looks like one of the smaller Parydra species, but I have been up since 3.00 this morning, so receive this with caution!
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Tony Irwin wrote:
Looks like one of the smaller Parydra species, but I have been up since 3.00 this morning, so receive this with caution!


Thanks Tony, must be a real bummer combining a milk round with your regular job..hard times huh?

Regards Roger...on holiday AKA.... painting Frown
 
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I can picture you now, Roger - beret at a jaunty angle, freshly laundered smock, easel at the ready, just waiting for the perfect light to capture the landscape in oils ...
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Tony Irwin wrote:
I can picture you now, Roger - beret at a jaunty angle, freshly laundered smock, easel at the ready, just waiting for the perfect light to capture the landscape in oils ...


Close but no cigar Tony..A pic. of me after finishing making a fire surround..beret on just for a laugh (ie, plonker)...and I do watercolours..as per example from 2007.
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That's really lovely, Roger - but I cannot recognize the fly in your painting Wink.
 
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Sundew wrote:
That's really lovely, Roger - but I cannot recognize the fly in your painting Wink.


Scathophaga furcata I think TumbsUp
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That's actually quite nice. Wink
I'll just get back to my gold-tops and semi-skimmed. Frown
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