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Flat-footed fly ?
LordV
Taken today South coast Uk about 4mm body length
Platypezidae?
Thanks
Brian V.

Obviously should have looked at the thread below- there's obviously an outbreak of them in Sussex Smile

Eudorylas.

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Edited by LordV on 03-05-2007 22:28
 
jorgemotalmeida
wow! Another Pipunculidae fly! I want to see these, and never found them. Sad do you know where in which plant this fly was?
 
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conopid
Hi,
Try sweepnetting (not too violently though, as these are very delicate and small flies) in vegetation, partcularly grassy places in woodland.

Good luck.
Nigel Jones, Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
 
LordV
jorgemotalmeida wrote:
wow! Another Pipunculidae fly! I want to see these, and never found them. Sad do you know where in which plant this fly was?


Hi Jorge- it was on a rhododendron leaf
Brian V.
 
Paul Beuk
Probably another Eudorylas.

And for the record: The only delicate thing about the flies is the attachment of the head to the thorax. Too violent movement and the head may fall off. Otherwise, they are just as sturdy as, say, hoverflies.
Paul

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David Gibbs
Not Eudorylas but Pipunculus, mesonotum uniformly covered in hair, looks like a female P. campestris to me.
 
Paul Beuk
In my memory Pipunculus had longer hairs, but it's been a while since I properly looked at pipunculids. Wink
Paul

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