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What fly?
Niek van Wijk
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Posted on 02-11-2007 16:26
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I took these pictures this afternoon in my garden in Putte, The Netherlands.
Can anyone help me to identify it?
Thank you, Niek
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it seems an Heleomyzidae..
 
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Jorge,

Thank you for (again quick) repy. I will have a look in the Gallery.
Best regards, Niek
 
Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 02-11-2007 18:02
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Stop, stop, Lauxaniidae, Meiosimyza, I think
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Dear Nikita,
Thank you for your response, I will have a look there as well.
Regretfully I am not qualified to make any judgement but I do follow these discussions between experts with amazement and admiration.
Best regards, Niek
 
Jan Willem
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Posted on 02-11-2007 19:54
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Hi Niek,

I agree with Nikite, this is not Heleomyzidae but Lauxaniidae.

Jan Willem van Zuijlen
 
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Hello Jan Willem,
Thank you for your comment. I had a look in the Gallery and the picture of a Meiosimyza I found there looks very much like my fly indeed. I shall write that name below the picture in my album.
Best regards, Niek
 
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i told "it seems", Niek.. I hadn?t sure. Wink When I didn't say nothing, that's the way I have 100% sure. Grin
 
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Jorge saying nothing ? Grin
 
Niek van Wijk
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Posted on 03-11-2007 07:52
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Dear Jorge,

I had noticed your "seems". The advantage of t h i s forum of specialists is that the members are willing to write down their ideas even when they hesitate - and if they do they say so like you did - since they are confident that one of their confreres will react when thinking differently. I know other forums - an amateur like I am with insufficient knowledge of the subject to judge the quality of the replies tries several - where, if you post a low quality picture like the one above, will not receive any answer at all since the members seem to fear to "lose their face".

Best regards, Niek
 
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