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blowave
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Posted on 23-11-2008 21:50
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Hi,

The wing veination looks like it belongs in Muscidae to me, but I'm probably wrong! Any help appreciated, thanks! Smile

Taken on 27th April, Lincoln UK. On Ceanothus.

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I think so, Muscidae. Near Eudasyphora pratorum
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Thank you Nikita! Cool There is only Eudasyphora cyanicolor in the Gallery, I did see a likeness to that. I can't find a pic of Eudasyphora pratorum anywhere, but you know what details to look for and I don't Smile. Is the ID firm enough to put this in the Gallery?
 
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Posted on 23-11-2008 23:13
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Unfortunelly no, Janet.
Distinctly dusted scutum + early spring make E. pratorum only probable. For Gallery, please, make image, then collect same fly!
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Posted on 23-11-2008 23:30
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OK Nikita! I will try to do that next year IF I see it again! Grin I'm afraid I don't like to harm them though. Frown Besides they would be difficult to catch. Pfft

This one seems to be a rarity.
 
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I'm afraid I don't like to harm them though

To tell you truth, me too. On the other hand, the only way to help our lovely flies to survive is to know it's biology ect.
The first step to know biology is to ID fly, the first step to ID is to collect fly.
So, collected specimens helps to survive to the whole species. This way I'm trying to calm myself...
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