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Fannia sp.? (03.09.09) --> Anthomyiidae
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 06-09-2009 23:02
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Hello!

A nightly 4 mm fly from our house (northwest Germany) some days ago. Is it a Fannia male? Thanks in advance!
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seems to be Fannia canicularis . Male.
 
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Hi, Jorge!

jorgemotalmeida wrote:
seems to be Fannia canicularis . Male.


Thanks! But shouldn't there be some orange at its sides?
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the photo is rather dark that's why I told "it seems". Yes, F. cannicularis male has orange patches at the sides in the abdomen.
 
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It is an Anthomyiidae : the A1 vein seems to reach the wing margin, at least it well too long for any Fanniidae.
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
It is an Anthomyiidae : the A1 vein seems to reach the wing margin, at least it well too long for any Fanniidae.


Thanks again, Stephane! So I'll put it to the *big* folder of not identifiable Anthomyiids... Frown
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