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Hyadina humeralis? > Hyadina guttata
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I believe this to be a Hyadina sp. but I can't figure out the species.
Is anyone more familiar with Ephydridae willing to shine a light on this?

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On balance I would say Hyadina guttata (should have clear patches either side of the posterior cross-vein, yellow palps, and two round dust-spots on the occiput)
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Thanks, Tony.
I just had another look and I can indeed see two clear patches on both sides of the posterior cross-vein. I had misread the key and was expecting it to look differently!
Two round grey-dusted spots on the occiput too. I'll put this one down as Hyadina guttata.
 
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Does somebody know how valuable is the following feature, which is mentioned in Stuke (2010):

* face golden dusted... Hyadina guttata (Fallen, 1813)
* face silver dusted.. Hyadina humeralis auct., nec. Becker, 1896

Personally, I would say the face in these pictures is silver dusted (favouring humeralis), but that would contradict the clear patches (favouring guttata).
Best wishes, Niels-Jan Dek
 
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