Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Strange Fly

Posted by raphacampos on 26-07-2012 23:17
#1
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bugguide.net/images/raw/HKWKLKEKZK1K4KOKNQOKKKO00KDKXK6KQKV0RKA0PQD0GQB02Q2KKK9KPQV02Q9KZKWKPQWKLK10QK.jpg
Edited by raphacampos on 26-07-2012 23:18

Posted by Sara21392 on 27-07-2012 11:14
#2
Maybe Stratiomyidae or Xylophagidae???
Edited by Sara21392 on 27-07-2012 11:24

Posted by Techuser on 03-08-2012 16:17
#3
My guess is Bibionidae, I also posted it couple of years ago and no one knew for sure too.

edit
forget Bibionidae, I think it's Sara's first option and Chiromyzinae subfamily:
http://diptera.in...d_id=43397
http://www.flickr...616736613/
http://www.flickr...497858695/

Probably Chiromyza species too, at least Chiromyza vittata* occurs in Brazil but can't find picture of it, the head is very different from the Chiromyza species of the links above (maybe sexual dimorphism?).
*http://www.scielo...ci_arttext
Edited by Techuser on 03-08-2012 17:11

Posted by Paul Beuk on 03-08-2012 18:53
#4
Has the feel of Rhagionidae to it.