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Little tachinid fly - Phasia sp.
digitalg
A little explanation:
The image I have of a typical fly is that of a house-fly, a calliphorid or sarchophagid, these kind of proportions. My brain always thinks first of something else than a fly looking bug when looks at things like asilids or rhagionids or even dolis ... Smile

And this is the smallest fly (looking like a fly Wink ) I've seen so far, no more than 3mm long! And I have no ideia of what it is!

2006/04/27 - Portugal center - pathway amongst crop fields
Edited by digitalg on 18-08-2006 09:31
Armando Frazão
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Tony Irwin
Tachinidae - Phasia pusilla male.
(Now I hold my breath and wait for Theo's correction! Wink)
Tony
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Nikita Vikhrev
Tony, let's wait Theo altogether.
I vote for Phasia barbifrons.
Nikita
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Zeegers
Well, currently a draw!
It's either one of those Phasia mentioned, and I cannot tell at the moment.
If digitalg can post an enlargement of the head area, we may still be able to decide ...


Theo
 
digitalg
Ha! we're back online Smile

Being this a small fly, and the focus not being perfect (some wind and only one chance) I really don't know if we can get more detail on the head.
But here it is ...

Thank you all
Armando Frazão
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Zeegers
Thanks Armando !
Good enough for the ID. It is barbifrons. You can count the number of rows of the hairs on the parafrontalia by looking at their roots (dark spot on silvery background) . (Sorry Tony)

Theo
 
digitalg
The things a person can see when one knows what to look for! Smile
I had read the other Phasia thread and it did look to me that there were hairs and not bristles here.
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