#sciadocera — Public Fediverse posts
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@leicamicrosystems #microscope images of a wonderful #Phoridae #fly from my #Malaise trap in #Canberra, Australia, 19-26 August 2022.
Identified on #inaturalist as #Sciadocera rufomaculata.
https://inaturalist.org/observations/144604983
The antennae are amazing and the hind legs have curious long tufts of hairs/setae/whatever that must be used to brush something onto or off of something else. Can any #dipterist enlighten me?
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@leicamicrosystems #microscope images of a wonderful #Phoridae #fly from my #Malaise trap in #Canberra, Australia, 19-26 August 2022.
Identified on #inaturalist as #Sciadocera rufomaculata.
https://inaturalist.org/observations/144604983
The antennae are amazing and the hind legs have curious long tufts of hairs/setae/whatever that must be used to brush something onto or off of something else. Can any #dipterist enlighten me?
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@leicamicrosystems #microscope images of a wonderful #Phoridae #fly from my #Malaise trap in #Canberra, Australia, 19-26 August 2022.
Identified on #inaturalist as #Sciadocera rufomaculata.
https://inaturalist.org/observations/144604983
The antennae are amazing and the hind legs have curious long tufts of hairs/setae/whatever that must be used to brush something onto or off of something else. Can any #dipterist enlighten me?
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@leicamicrosystems #microscope images of a wonderful #Phoridae #fly from my #Malaise trap in #Canberra, Australia, 19-26 August 2022.
Identified on #inaturalist as #Sciadocera rufomaculata.
https://inaturalist.org/observations/144604983
The antennae are amazing and the hind legs have curious long tufts of hairs/setae/whatever that must be used to brush something onto or off of something else. Can any #dipterist enlighten me?
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@leicamicrosystems #microscope images of a wonderful #Phoridae #fly from my #Malaise trap in #Canberra, Australia, 19-26 August 2022.
Identified on #inaturalist as #Sciadocera rufomaculata.
https://inaturalist.org/observations/144604983
The antennae are amazing and the hind legs have curious long tufts of hairs/setae/whatever that must be used to brush something onto or off of something else. Can any #dipterist enlighten me?