Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyiid << Some Muscoidea << Bibionidae?
Posted by BartNap on 30-03-2023 13:52
#1
West Poland, 29.03.2023
Edited by BartNap on 05-04-2023 07:07
Posted by Zeegers on 30-03-2023 15:23
#2
Some Muscoidea…
Theo
Posted by BartNap on 30-03-2023 15:26
#3
Thank you, Theo!
Posted by Jan Maca on 30-03-2023 15:34
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Muscoidea, probably Fannia. I would wish the fly to be pictured at least as well as the personś skin around it. Still, Fannia are often undeterminable to species even in good pics.
Posted by BartNap on 31-03-2023 01:12
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Thank Jan for your message!
I'm a bit confused by the information I found. According to this website Fannia sp. belongs to Fannidae. Would you mind letting me know what you think, please?
Regards
Posted by Jan Maca on 31-03-2023 08:10
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Muscoidea is a superfamily including the family Fanniidae.
Posted by Tony Irwin on 31-03-2023 10:06
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Another possibility is
Egle (Anthomyiidae) - which has a projecting mouth margin (as do some
Fannia), and is common in the Spring, feeding on
Salix catkins.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 31-03-2023 14:55
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At least, Anthomyiid - 100%
Posted by BartNap on 05-04-2023 08:03
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Thank you everyone for your help!