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Leptometopa latipes )ID by John Carr); SW Spain
Andre Burgers
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Posted on 23-10-2024 16:21
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 Today I found this tiny fly, 1.7mm, on a wall in Minas de Riotinto.

I don't recognise it. Frown

I would be happy with its family.


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 Leptometopa latipes? Males have the enlarged hind tibia. I don't know if you have other similar species.
 
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Posted on 23-10-2024 17:43
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 Thanks, John!

We have 3 species in Spain: latipes, niveipennisb and rufifrons.

And don't know whether they are similar, but I will look into it.
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 This is latipes
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