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Lonchoptera? --> Clusiodes sp.
Juergen Peters
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Hello!

Sorry for the bad pics. This one was only 3.5 mm, but bigger and darker than the Lonchopteras I know. So I am not sure even about the family... At window frame of garden shed, yesterday (Ostwestfalen/Germany).
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Another picture.
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Clusiidae
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Hello, Nikita!

Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
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Very interesting, thanks! A new family for me.
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Clusiidae!
 
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very dark wings! and nice row of ventral bristles in first leg. Smile
 
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opsss.. Nikita was first. Sad lol
1 minute delay. Sad
 
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Hello, Jorge!

jorgemotalmeida wrote:
opsss.. Nikita was first. Sad lol


Thanks to you, too! And I must correct myself: was not my first Clusiidae:
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and I mistaked in my fly!!! LOL

Well, Jurgen, Lonchopteridae has very acute wings, much more we can see in Clusiidae. The wings are so peculiar, that if you see carefully some Lonchopteridae you will ID it easily. More, usually, Lonchopteridae are very bristly in all the legs. Clusiidae usually only in tibiae.
Nikita, do you agree? Smile
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Clusiodes spec.

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Jan Willem wrote:
Clusiodes spec.


Thanks, Jan Willem! The same genus as the other fly...
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