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Foulness Essex UK 25/3/07
Unfortunately this fly escaped before I finished processing it.
Does anyone recognise it?

Note that the compound eyes nearly meet above the antennae, and the interesting pattern of 8 short antennal segments beyond the pedicel and probably 5 (possibly 6) more elongated segments distally.
Patterned wings, speckled dorsum and white spots on scutellum.
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Approx 5mm
 
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Psocoptera a Barklouse http://en.wikiped...Psocoptera See External Link to NCSU Cheers Robert
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Oops, Robert, if you look more closely you will see it is a larger ceratopogonid...
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Thanks Paul

So do you think Culicoides sp would be a good bet?
 
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Dunno, at that level I am not familiar with the family.
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There is a picture of my sorry, mortified faceSadSad in the lounge thanks to Jorge. I must learn again to "look before I leap" Robert
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It is a female Culicoides, wing venation shows 2 clear radial cells, so probably it was less than 5mm, more something like 2-3mm...
 
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