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Group: sci.bio.entomology.misc · Group Profile
Author: Juergen PetersJuergen Peters Date: Aug 16, 2008 18:39
Hello!
> I've researched flies on manure and find many types.
And where on earth did you do that? Norway? Namibia? Nepal?
Sorry, but most people seem to think, that all animals do occur
everywhere in the world...
> I see on this dung is not found. I thought it was a white fly
> but that is all white. These flies have black heads and white
> wings. They are quite small, sort of like no-seeums.
No white wings, only reflected/refracted light. If you found that
dung somewhere in the nearctic or palearctic, those little flies
could be Sphaeroceridae (the bigger one seems to be a Musca sp.).
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Best regards, Juergen Peters
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Juergen Peters, FidoNet 2:2432/344
Borgholzhausen, Germany
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