Thread subject: Diptera.info :: the little grey fly

Posted by jean-claude bernard on 02-11-2007 19:09
#1
hello
do you know this one ?
01/11/2007
near Brest (France)
5/6 mm
jean-claude

Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-11-2007 20:27
#2
male Anthomyiidae. awkward

Posted by guenille on 02-11-2007 20:44
#3
blasted Anthomyiidae, I have so much to ID and no one knows any things about them Angry
Jic?, we are going to make a club "the poor frenchy with unknown Anthomyiidae" Grin

Posted by Susan R Walter on 03-11-2007 12:33
#4
Not just the French, I can assure you. Angry

Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 03-11-2007 13:19
#5
I'm not as sure that it is
blasted Anthomyiidae

As possible Muscidae candidate some small Thricops coming to my mind.
Kahis, tell us your opinion, please!

Posted by Kahis on 03-11-2007 13:31
#6
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I'm not as sure that it is
blasted Anthomyiidae

As possible Muscidae candidate some small Thricops coming to my mind.
Kahis, tell us your opinion, please!


I'm sure it is anthomyiidae (but don't ask why Smile). No idea of the genus though, it is one of the small grey jobs.

Posted by jean-claude bernard on 03-11-2007 17:34
#7
thanks at all for your job but it is not finish with Anthomyiidae. I have an other to post Wink
jean-claude

Posted by guenille on 03-11-2007 18:05
#8
Kahis perhaps you are right.
I don't remember where I have read that Anthomyiidae have "spines on C veins" ( not good saying, this too Grin) I just hope you understand.
If my reading is good, Jean Claude fly is not Anthomyiidae