Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sciomyzidae
#1
Hi
* locality - Grandais - Bragan?a - PORTUGAL (near Serra de Montesinho at the most Nordeast of Portugal)
* date - 2007.08.05
* size - 5 mm (medium fly)
* habitat - woodland
* substrate - grass
#3
Jorge, it isn't fiar play! Make better images!
I suspect Tetanocera punctifrons.
Has fly really posterior seta near apex of f2?
Has fly dark spots at very anterior part of frons?
Nikita
#4
Nikita, my other camera went for cleaning sensor.

But this week it will begin again to operate.
I used another camera. The lens is not good for this kind of photo as I told before. See Bombyliidae - Villa sp. post.
I will see for answers to your questions!
#5
Has fly really posterior seta near apex of f2?
>>>> It has clearly one seta (posterior) in each f. (in one f it has 2 seta)
Has fly dark spots at very anterior part of frons?
>>>> No. It hasn?t. It has a soft bronze color without any spots.
#6
Let's wait your camera back...