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black Uliidae
Cor Zonneveld
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Posted on 22-07-2013 19:47
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From Belgium Haute fagne (moorland, woodland) on trunk of fallen tree, I found this black Uliidae. Normal size for Uliids in this region.

Homalocephala has been suggested by two people, confirmation and species ID would be nice!
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perhaps it suffered from an identity crisis as it behaved much like a Sepsid fly...
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Cor: you had a nice weekend in the fagnes!
This is Homalocephala albitarsis! I caught a few specimens as well in the fagnes this year, although I want to have them checked. Lets see what Valery makes of it :-)

If indeed albitarsis, we may welcome the species to the Belgian fauna!
Very, very nice find!!!!

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I had one female on 11th of june, 2013 near Sourbrodt by the way ;-)
 
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so basically you're saying the species is new to Belgium?!!

But it was more two weeks than a weekend, to be honest...
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