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Dolichopodidae ID -> Diaphorus sp.
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 04-07-2012 07:06
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 Taken in Fornes (Granada), 1st July 2012, 900 m.

Not a good image, sorry. A fly with unusual reflections in the eyes.

I think it's Dolichopodidae, which one I don't know.

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 Looks like Chrysotus.
 
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 Why not Diaphorus?
 
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 I should stick to what I know Wink. Not quite ready for the vow of silence yet, though!
 
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 It is Diaphorus.
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