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orange-drinking Sciomyzidae sp.
Robert Heemskerk
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hello flyforum,

Yesterday I saw a Sciomyzidae fly (I think it is Sciomyzidae..?) drinking orange with us.
It could be the hot wheater..?, the fly love's it very much!
After drinking juice, it makes a nice jump of joy Pfft

On the back of the fly some dark spots/stripe.
size about 1 cm.

Any idea? who this juice-drinker is?

greeting robert,
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juice-drinking 2
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juice-drinking 3
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jump of joy
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Heleomyzidae I think
 
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I agree with Dima, Heleomyzidae, Suillia.
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It is a male of Suillia affinis Pfft
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