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Ephydrid needs naming.
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 25-07-2016 11:27
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Found slumming it in my garden yesterday.Possible to say which one it is? Size about 2mm.
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Looks like a Philygria female, possibly a dark northern form of vittipennis, but I'd rather see a specimen to be sure.
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I'll try to capture one for you Tony using the patented Thomason Yoghurt Pot and Lid System © TumbsUp ...not sure of the success rate but..it's new for Shetland..whatever Smile
 
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And if someone could make a you tube video of the technique, perhaps without the sound! ... TumbsUp
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Better with a sound recording and NO video I think Tony... is the world really ready for...... awkward

I have managed to capture some Chloropidae with the old Thomason Yoghurt Pot and Lid System© So I'm sure should I bump into this little fly again I can manage to catch it.

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Roger ...Smarter than your average fly [allegedly] Cool TumbsUp
 
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