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Phaonia pallida.
on a berry bush in a little creek.
"Phaonia pallida".,have to check the range of this organism
Acalyptrate?
I think U got it emma!
@ monkey here is the linkhttp://www.uknature.co.uk/P.pallida-info...
@ monkey this looks like Phaonia pallida.
that a tough one... I haven found something similar yet...
@ monkeythe red thorax seems to be unusual though.
@ monkey will scrutinize and study the link. Thanks !:))
still searching, Herina sp seems ok...
http://diptera.info/photogallery.php?alb...
@ Raiyan,thanks for your feedback. Every little bit helps and one thing leads to another and lo and behold we have an Id.Have fun at Project Noah!!.
I am really not sure of the ID I'm afraid. You can try fruitfly to search with. The color is great I must admit!
@ monkey also ,seems to be more prominent in the UK,
Closest I came to is Herina Germinata.
Size might be a little smaller than the one showed. Everything is pretty much as is , No special effects.
how big? Drosophila? Scathophagidae?
Spotted on Jul 21, 2011 Submitted on Jul 21, 2011
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Acalyptrate?
I think U got it emma!
@ monkey here is the link
http://www.uknature.co.uk/P.pallida-info...
@ monkey this looks like Phaonia pallida.
that a tough one... I haven found something similar yet...
@ monkeythe red thorax seems to be unusual though.
@ monkey will scrutinize and study the link. Thanks !:))
still searching, Herina sp seems ok...
http://diptera.info/photogallery.php?alb...
@ Raiyan,thanks for your feedback. Every little bit helps and one thing leads to another and lo and behold we have an Id.
Have fun at Project Noah!!
.
I am really not sure of the ID I'm afraid. You can try fruitfly to search with. The color is great I must admit!
@ monkey also ,seems to be more prominent in the UK,
Closest I came to is Herina Germinata.
Size might be a little smaller than the one showed. Everything is pretty much as is , No special effects.
how big? Drosophila? Scathophagidae?