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Anthomyiidae?
Niek van Wijk
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Posted on 04-09-2008 07:50
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Dear forum,

I took this picture today in my glasshouse. Is Anthomyiidae correct and can it be further identified from this picture?

Best regards, Niek
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From this angle it is difficult to say. It could be an Anthomyiid, Fanniid or Muscid. I think the first one is the most unlikely.
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Niek van Wijk
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Dear Gabor,

Thank you very much,

Best regards, Niek
 
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To me, it looks like a Muscidae....maybe a Potamia?

But I'm no expert, so maybe not wice to react, but for one's.....Pfft

Greatings Joke
 
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Correct, Joke, it is Muscidae
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Niek van Wijk
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Dear Joke and Nikita,

Thank you for your reactions.

Best regards, Niek
 
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No anthomyiid has a lower calypter of that shape, or indeed a head
 
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If you,ve got Photoshop you should be able to get back the details currently in shadow by going to.IMAGE>ADJUSTMENT>SHADOW/HIGHLIGHT and use the sliders.
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Niek van Wijk
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Dear Roger,

Thank you, I am impressed. I do not have photoshop but having seen what you did with my picture I certainly consider buying it.

Best regards, Niek
 
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Niek van Wijk wrote:
Dear Roger,

Thank you, I am impressed. I do not have photoshop but having seen what you did with my picture I certainly consider buying it.

Best regards, Niek


will be to expensive to buy photoshop just for this... try GIMP is free and this is a basic option in photo editing so...

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Dear Cosmin,

Thank you for your reaction. I will have a look at that.

Best regards, Niek
 
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If you know anybody going to Bangkok, you can pick it up for about 3 Euros-allegedly. Don't tell Adobe I said so.Shock
 
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