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Shining blach fly (Sepsidae, possibly Themira lucida)
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Which group is this - thankful for any ID help?

From a sandy coastal area in south Sweden two days ago.

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Check Sepsidae.
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Thanks! Nemopoda I think and will look clooser on that genus....

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Hello ebbek,

Nope, a female Themira. Probably T. lucida as that species is also quite common on bird droppings at the coast in the Netehrlands...

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Thanks a lot! When I look in Pont & Meier (2002) it fits well to lucida or pusilla and females of these two species seems to be very difficult to separate….


Best regards


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